The Irish standard., 1895-05-11

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Innunt' of the death of her father, EDWARD
H .Sweeneyi Of West st. Paul, VINO soleu
Tuesday, April so, at the age OF 90 S., 4,
/. s. ,ong prairie. Mimi: The old Roman
Y f1athniic church of this place Is being
I ,,,n o,r - make room for magnificent
4 new h,eilling. which will be put up IN
y tl,e near future. The congregation IS q
large an prosperous one, and the need o.
batter Recommendations has long Deen
apparent.
ror in, that vicinity, and one night ny. Wnlis
& crazy drunk had been arrested and held
snrtii aome DEFINITE charge could be pre-
ferred against him The prisoners IN
some way got red hot irons and burned
tfer way out of jail. "Spud had be-
come so obnoxious that the officers nave
sworn to take him dead or alive.
u Rochester, Mimi: On Monday morn
ing Of last week the daughter OF 3Patrl I:
DELANEY, Of Chester, aged ~ years, GIG lllel
not rise as usual, but did not complain
ne faaIine at all Ill, Her mother was
dong the work around the house, and
durirg the forenoon went to look at her
daughter, when she found she hads died.
The night before she had complained OF
a$slight headache, but spoke of no other
illness.
1 Hastings, Mimi: The remains OF the
died at Rochester asylum on FRIDAY OF
iast week, and Denis Molamphy and
\ John Connolly brought his remains TO
Hastings. Services were held al: the
Church Of the Guardian Angels, and the
funeral was held from Denis Molamphy's
residence, Marshan. The remains were
uttered at Bellewood. He was the eld-
ut Of the brothers, aged about 50 years,
/ and; has been at Rochester since 1854.
s Grand Rapids, Mimi: The pupils OF
the institute of the Sacred Heart, Duluth,
gave an entertainment IN honor OF III.
Rev. Bishop McGolrick last week on the
occasion Of the feast Of st. James. On
iii cmfwyp shrdlu mfwyp fWyp ypppp
the printed program were the names OF
Misses Margaret and Mary Doran. Of
Grand Rapids Miss Margaret made the
congratulatory address to the right rev
erand bishop, besides appearing in sew
eral musical numbers. S
Sioux Falls, S. d.: 'spud" Murphy,
G Who together with Johnnie Telford was
sentenced to the .penitentiary for at
tanpting with others to hold up the pay
train Of the HOmestake Mining Compa-
ny. and subsequently released onsa tech
nicality, has been heard Of again. a
California paper of recent date chronf-
cles the escape OF Ave dangerous crim-
fna1s faom the county jail at Fairfield,
SolanxM county, and among them was
sSpua Murphy. He had become q ter
Rochester, MINI: Mrs. Sarah A.
Pierce died from cancer on the Both ult.
she had been a resident of Rochester for
smany5y years. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce bought
the Stevens House on Main street, which
they kent until it burned down, when
they built the Pierce House. This was
sold afterwards to James Fitzpatrick,
and Mrs. Pierce moved to jamestown
and opened hotel, being twice burned
ont there, She returned to this city
again, and resided until her death. Her
I husbanGl died about five years gao, and
her only child, son, died at the age Of
Efe. The funeral was held at St. Johns
church. s3,
sFEH tstings, MINI! The remains Of the
late r. "a. Murphy, who died In st. Paul,
last week, were brought to this city for
ainterment on last Friday evening, says
the Hastings Democrat. The funeral
took place on Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock, Rev J. "A. Fitzgerald officiating,
his sremar on the occasion being well
chosen. The pail bearers We're VIM.
Hodgson; John Kane, Michael Ryan,
John NJ Wasser, T. p. Moran and Ed
ward McLaugh A number Of elegant
floral decorations were sent BY friends Of
/ the deceased. The remains were placed
1 In St Boniface cemetery by the side of
his mother. .
M Helena, Mont: The celebrated Hersh-
Held case was settled Tuseday. "A com
4 promise was affected on q basis OF $780,
900. Tuesday Dell Hershfeld applied
i for a divorce from Aaron on the ground
i pfs aband cnment. 1t was granted #and
4 the court allowed her $50, 900 a1imony.
The Judgment was transferred and as
sslinned by the Merchants National Bank
which paid DELL Hershffeld 100000 In
cash aud gave her certificates Of deposit
for $50 900, bearing per cent interest.
!, She. in turn, assumed the 81 500 judg-
! mont granted her by the Fargo court,
ind Cancelled all claims she had against
Aaron. The latter is now in Chicago,
and it is understood he will return .at
once to Helena. Senator Carter Is gem
orally credited with bringing about the
i settlement, which Is regared as a good
one Tor both sides. ia " 3ssss
ss5s Naverly, MINI: Miss Muldoon died
on the LIST inst, aged about "a years.
The funeral services were held lat st.
kAt1 y chure h on the, Sd. She was born
The 77th Of yember, 1871. on the
stiily homestead between WaYerly and
Eon1ruse. Losing both. parents at an
11saaflXage she WRs thrown upon her own
If'f 906fces and 40 50 result started into
sbusins as ssnentione above. Last Mo-
NV I'll ef she contracted q severe cold that
4 8EtaIed On her lungs and. pro dnced the
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