The Irish standard., 1894-03-24
THE NORTHWEST.
Important Happenings In Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
THEY WERE REPUDIATED
Republicans in Convention at Mil
waukee Fail to Recognize
the A. r. A.

Republicans in Convention at Mil.
waukee Fail to Recognize
the A. p. A.
DR.. Gleason, formerly of Luverne, bas
decided to locate in Magnolia and haf
moved his family to their new home.
Ms. Mary l.. Quinn, Chippewa In.
dian woman and one Of the oldest inhab
ltants Of Minnesota, having been born in
the southern part OF the state IS years
ago, died last week and was buried at
Mendoza Friday.
Father Maddox, Of Chatfeld, delivered
q temperance address beforesa large au-
dience in the court, room at Luverne
Friday evening of last week. The hall
was packed and the audience listened in
srapt attention for two hours and a hglf
The address was very able one and was
received with great favor.
Mrs. Counell of Douglass, Olraste1
county, was quite seriously hurt short
time since while going 10 her home in
Douglass. When crossing the railroad
rack the horses she was driving became
frightened and ran away, throwing her
out of the wagon. One Of her ribs was
broken, and her head was quite badly
bruised. She was brought to Rochester
end. taken to st, Mary's hospital tor
treatment. s~..
Miss Marie Moon, Is years old, died re-
Gently at the home of her sister, Mrs.
VIM. E. Pattan, 104 Fifteenth avenue
south, st. Cloud. She had been suffer.
ing for long time from an attack OF CON-
sumption and recently her brother, I'D.
Moon, of Cripple Creek, Colorado, was
telegraphed for and arrived in time to
see his sister alive. Miss Moon has made
her horne with Mr.. and Mrs. Patton for
the past nine years. The funeral took
place from the Pro Cathedral.
Foley Bros. & Guthrie have completed
the construction of the sub-structure Of
the new st. Germsin street bridge ut ST..
Cloud. In order to build the abutmsnts
it was necessary to take up portion ct
the approaches Of the old bridge on both
sides. The parte torn up have been re"
placed and the old bridge is once more
open for travel. 1t has not yet been
learned when the Penn Bridge Company,
which has the contract for the building
OF the superstructure, will begin work.
Mrs. Noyd died at the home of Joseph
Metz on Saturday, March 10th at Water
town. The funeral took place from the
Catholic church in that village, Rev.
Father Cawley officiating. Mrs Noyd
had been sick with dropsy for about one
year. She was sister OF Mrs. Jossph
Metz, and a daughter of John Dugan
MIR. Noyd, her husband, is in, the pine
woods and was therefore unable to be
present at the funeral. She leaves nus
band and three children to mourn he,
death.
While the fast stock train on the Chi
csgo and Great Western stopped al
Taopi Thursday evening OF last week two
tramps were seen attempting to unfaster
the seal of one Of the cars. The conduc
tor, Mike Koop, attempted to drive then
away, when one of the men drew a revol
YER and shot at Koop, the ball striking {
rib on the left side just under the heart
The trsmps then fed, but were pursued
by posse Of citizens and trainmen and
soon captured. They gave the names O
J. 8. Miller, OF Pittsburg, and P. +
O'BrieD, Of st. Paul.
Miss frankie Tosney, through her at
torney s A.. Flaherty, Of Morris, hal
made a very satisfactory settlement with
the Great Northern railway company fol
injuries sustained year or 90 ago, say
the Sun Of that city. It will be remem
bered that the sleigh in which Miss los
ney and g friend were riding to Morris
was struck at an obscure crossing by {
snow plough and the occupants seriousl,
injured. The railroad company have
been very fair and considerate, and have
shown every disposition to make an ami
cable and satisfactory adjustment and
Miss Tosney, her attorney, and all inter.
ested speak in very high terms Of the
courteous consideration shown them.
Pennington Is looking for the. third
congressional district convention. Lead.
ing Republicans in the county think che
10 entitled to it BY right, and there will
be : strong fight made & bring il there.
Dakota county has no especial choice for
i congressional candidate further than
'thst the party feels that the man vho
carries thedelega - ssnt from tlh1 oounty
must b in touch Viii ith tl,s = 4