The Irish standard., 1894-08-11
THE NORTHWEST
Important Happenings In Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
A WINONA MAN DISAPPEARS,

Budd Reeve Watts a Breezy State
mont of His Political Views
Eastward.
| MINNESOTA.
A. c. Heinrich, one of Hendersonis
foremost citizens and formerly large
stockholder in the Minneapolis Brewing
company, suddenly died at his home in
Henderson early last Saturday morning
of heart failure, aged about 36 years. !.
John Mcdonald and Frank Keegan
of Hastings, who were brought down
fsom St Paul last Friday, we're arraigned
before Justice Ernest Otis last Saturday
upon charge of assaulting the trainmen
on the Milwaukee at Mendoza, on the
9th ult. They plead not guilty, and the
cases were continued until August IL.
! Mr.. Morris d. O'Connor an old citizen
of Denmark, Dakota county, died Wed.
nesday, July 18th, after long illness
leaving wife and family. He was the
father of the Messrs M and A. O. Connor
of Hastings. The funeral was held from
the Church of the Guardian Angels, on
Friday, July q, the Rev. J. A. Fitzger-
aid officiating.
Mr.. James Hackett and Miss Ella Fur.
ney, Of Nininger, were married at the
Church Of the Guardian Angels, Tues.
day, July 81, by the Rev. J. A. Fitz.
gerald. A reception was given at Mrs
III. NJ. Pettingilps in the evening. They
will make Nininger their future home
having leased the Donnelly residence
and farm in that town.
The Democratic county convention
held ut Aitkin, last Saturday, sent j. Lo.
man, T. r. Foley and j. j. Mcdonald to
the state convention, and w. .B. Gwath,
meg and John Moleean to the congress.
siouA convention at st. Cloud. For the
non partisan judicial convention at Ait
kin, August s, j. N. Mari, P. Casey and
G. M. Raves were selected by anon-parti-
san county convention held Saturday.
There were no Instructions.
An action has been instituted at Tower
by the Northern Trust company as guar
| dian OF Patrick j. McCann, insane,
against w. N. Barber & Co., alleging
fraud and malfeassnce in obtaining con-
troll vt McCann's timber land in northern
st. Louis county. It is alleged that Bar
ber and Cam Leach, citizens of Wiscon-
sin, got McCann to sign fraudulent
note for 1925, sold him an interest in q
worthless portable saw mill for 1926 and
pocketed large sums of money from the
sale of timber cut without permission.
A heavy judgment is demanded.
Julia, the wife of Patrick Feely, of the
town of Horton, Stevens county, was
found dead in her bed on Friday morn
ing Of last week. Her end though sud-
den was not wholly unexpected, for she
had been a sufferer for many years, hav-
ing been bed.ridden for over two years
past. She was seemingly as usual, but
an hour or two before her death, and life
had hardly left the afflicted body before
those in attendance returned. She was
a native of Ireland and sixty-seven years
of age, and leaves a husband and three
children t. mourn their loss. The fu
neral, which was largely attended, oc-
CURED on the Sunday following at AS
sum ption church, the remains being in
terr ed in the Catholic cemetery at Morris.
Lewis Axness, prosperous young
farmer of the town of Hart, Winona
county, has very mysteriously disap-
peared, and, though every effort has been
made to find him, his whereabouts are
still unknown. The last seen Of HIM was
on Wednesday, of last week, attending to
some of the stock on his farm. He is a
young man thirty three years Of age, and
has been married about one year. As he
was also sober and industrious, his dis
appearance is the more unexplainable.
A searching party Of over thirty persons
has been organized, and they have been
securing the country for some days with
out result. As halter strap is the only
thing missed upon the premises, the the
fory. that he has done away with himself
has gained some credence.
e i . s. ~ e .
NORTH DAKOTA. -
Rev. Father Connolly, OF jamestown,
has secured vacation, the first in seven
years. He will be absent about three
months, and will visit England, Ireland,
Scotland and other countries during
that time.
Geo. Sloan died at' the hospital in
jamestown recently and was buried al
the institutions cemetery. He was the
printer arrested at Dickinson for burg.
AIRY and at the request of the Fargo priin,.