The Irish standard., 1894-03-31
THE NORTHWEST.
Important Happenings In Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges. @
.RT. REV. BISHOP ZARDETTI.

He Will Leave St. Cloud for His
New Field OF Labor About
May Is.
Elk Gov. McGill and B. f. Nelson were
in Brainerd last week on business in con-
nection with the big lumber deal recently
closed With the Northern Mill Co.
The residence of r. A. Benson at Grow
Wing, together with eighty bushels Of
potatoes, was totally destroyed by fire
Thursday OF last week. Loss 1000. No
insurance.
The jury in the case of H. Fitzsim-
mons against the Eastern Railway COM
pany for $1,000 damages for putting him
off train brought in verdict for the
defendant.
R. j. McNeely eloped Saturday with
Barbara Gladback, domestic in the en-
ploy of the Arnold house, at Owatonna.
Mrs. McNeely has the sympathy OF the
people ct that CITY as she is in destitute
circumstances and has q small family
left her.
Mrs. James Goodman, wife Of Alderman
Goodman, of Saltwater, died on Thurs
day of last week of consumption. De-
ceased was twenty years Of age, and
leaves three children. The funeral took
place from st. Michaels church on Sat-
urday and was very largely attended.
The body of Patrick Barry, who was
employed with Kelsey & Markham. Yves
found in Pokegama lake near Hinckley
last Thursday. He was subject to fits,
and when in one fell in and was drowned.
He was married man, aged about for.
ty-fve, and leaves wife and five chill
dren.
Miss May Noonan died recently at her
late residence, Sixth and Sihley streets,
Hastings, aged thirty years. Deceased
had been an invalid for about seven
years but bore her suffering with the ut
most patience and fortitude. She had a
large number of warm hearted friends
throughout the city and county, who ex-
tend sympathy to her sorrowing rela-
tives. The funeral was held from the
church OF the Guardian Angels.
Tim Dee, who, resides few miles
south of Rochester was brought to chat
city recently and taken to st Mary's
hospital as the result of a painful and
dangerous injury, which he sustained
while at work. 1t appears that Mr.. Dee
owns 8 huzz-saw, and was using it for
saving cord wood. His hand ran against
the teeth of the saw while in motion re-
sulting in severing the first finger from
his night hand and partly eevering the
second finger. .
The grand jury Of the present term of
the United States court is made up az
follows: Foreman, Nathan F. Banfel,
Mower county; M F. Ballum, Goodhue
county; Henry E. Mcclure, Ramsey
county; Merritt Howes, Olmsted county;
l., G. Lowry, Mower; William Van Ant.
very, LeSueur; A. F.. Rich, Dakota;Jo ohm
Kaspar, Mcleod; Daniel G. Longrahn,
Ramsey; George Gilman. Meeker; d. s.
Arnquist, Chisago; Peter Speltz, Winona;
A. A. Cady, Olmsted; Andrew Larson,
Kandiyohi; James O'Rourke, Goodhue;
r. A. Reed, Mower; Charles Il. Gibbs,
Anoka; George Jacobs, Brown; A. J.
Meacham, Goodhue; Leon Kuhlmap,
Sibley; A. W. Russell, Minneapolis, off
Ger in charge.
The Brainerd base ball club was reor-
ganized for 1894 last Monday night. This
club enters the base ball arena this sea-
son backed by an invincible record of
two preceding seasons, having vanquished
all opposing teams in the amateur class
and winning the championship OF the
state. The makeup of the team Is that
which will insure the public fine work on
the diamond, as all the players are artists
in their respective positions. The sport
loving citizens of Brainerd will give the
team their cordial support at home and
on the road, as they are fully convinced
Of the ability Of the champions. They
having met and defeated the crack teams
Of Minneapolis and other cities through
out the state. Negotiations are invited
at anytime Address all communications
TO Frank F. Grove, secretary, Brainerd,
MINI. 81 ..ss y.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Zardetti, Arch
sbishop elect Of Bucharest Roumania,
win leave sc. Cloud fer his future scene
off labor about May 18th.
IS Globe corresp pondent, q tho 289rd
inst interyisxed his grsce Arohl,,i