The Irish standard., 1896-02-29
NORTHWEST news

time ago the safe in the grocery store OF
the Alex Filldlay Company was blown and
several hundred dollars secured. The
night previous the residence Of Frank
Jones was entered and a valuable dia
mond taken. Since then there have been
several lesser burglaries, and only this
week the secondhand store of B. F. Perry
was entered and about 5000 worth Of jew
a!1'y taken. The police. have no clew to
the burglars, but believe a gang of ex-
perts is Systematically taking in the city.
Dassell, Minn.-Fire destroyed L. w.
Leighton's general and branch store; loss,
$4,000; C. B. Nelson's shoe store, loss
$500; i. NJ. Boyer's residence, loss $1,000;
DR.. G. f. Sherwood's office, loss 5000. All
had partial insurance, except r. NJ. Boy
ers.
Kilkenny, Minn-Edward Byrne died
at his home in this township Saturday
evening. Feb. s, from pneumonia. De-
ceased was born in the parish of Maharac-
loon, County Monaghan, Ireland, in 1919,
and was married to Miss Mary Martin. a
young lady of his native town, in 1916.
He came to this country IN 1853, settling
first in Ohio, where he remained about
four years, and later, on the old home
stead in this township in 1857. Three
sons, Hugh j., Peter and Thomas, and two
daughters. Annie and Mrs. Thomas CASH
in, survive him.
Hastings, Minn-Joseph Cavanaugh
and Miss Jennie l.. Watson were married
on Tuesday evening Of last week at the
parsonage of the Church Of the Guardian
Angels, eRev. J.'A. Fitzgerald officiating.
Miss Lille Mather was bridesmaid and
Dr. r. E. Cavanaugh, brother of the
groom, best man. Immediately following
the ceremony the bridal party repaired
to the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. D. Wilson, where wedding
repast was served to the immediate rela-
tives and friends of both parties. Both
bride and groom have large number Of
friends here, who presented them with
many very handsome presents and who
all unite in wishing them the highest
measure of happiness and prosperity.
They left for trip to Duluth.
Morris Minn.--It will be with painful
surprise that the many friends Of James
Delahunt will learn of his death, which
occurred at Duluth last week. The de-
IouSSu was d WSll hlOWu VI JIC-
vens county and it seems almost incredi-
BILE that man of as vigorous physical de-
ve!opment, should succumb to the dread
disease consumption, but when last in
Morris it was apparent that his days
were numbered, and so the tidings of his
premature death will not be wholly unex-
pected. Mr.. De1ahunt formerly resided in
Morris, and one brother, William Della
hunt, is still a resident of Morris, and to
him and the other members of the family
the sympathy of a large circle of friends is
The remains were brought to Morris,
where the intermenn took place, the flu
neral service occurring from the Assump-
ton church.
Deceased was thirty-fv years of age,
and unmarried, and leaves an aged father,
two sisters and four brothers to mourn the
death of an affect:Onate son and brother.
Hastings, Minn.-Richnrd WARREN. an
old and esteemed resident of Marshan,
died at that place last week. He was
born in County Cork, Ireland, about I'll
years ago. He emigrated to this country
and took up a. residence in Erie, Pa,
where he was married to Mss Lizzie
King In the early sixties they removed
to Dakota county and located on farm in
Marshan, where Mr.. WARREN became a
and well-to-do farmer. His
wife, three daughters and two sons sur
vive him, who toy ether with large num-
Der of friends and acquaintance are left
10 mourn his loss. The funeral was held
from st. Luke's church.
Spokane, Wash-The town of Hill
yard is all torn up over the announcement
made by the Great Northern railroad Of
ficials that President Hill will remove
the shops unless the town relinquishes
it's claim to incorporation. Mr.. Hill and
Earty were there Tuesday on their way
east, and this was his ultimatum. Cili-
zens generally think it is merely a. bluff
10 prevent railroad property from being
taxed. ,..- - - go,
Mitchell. S. D.-The First National
Bank is still in the hands of the examiner
who states that there is no cause for
alarm that the institution will fail. He
stated that the bank would be ready for
business by March t.. No excitement pre-
wallis over the fact that the bank has
3een closed week.
Mitchell, S. D.-The raid on the Mitch
I'll Mail office and the ordering Of Edi-
or Mcbride out of town is still the cause !
If much comment. Crowds of excited |
men can be seen on every corner talking
n an excited manner. Both sides have !
and more trouble may yet |
occur. Mcbride is nowin Plankinton. |
His attorney, Judge Fellows was on the
ground yesterday looking up the case,
Ind a large damage suit is likely. 1t is
exported here that the Plankinton pa
,ers rendered him the use Of their plants
Until he could make other arrangements. |
,col headed citizens think that the ex-
element will soon blow over. but they
re still determined that Mcbride shall
lot come back to Mitchell. Reports that
wealthy citizen of Sioux Falls has Of
cred him funds to replace his plant are
,iven no credit
Andover. s. D-Dr. Sullivan, who has
,een on trial at Webster for about eight
laws, arrived home Thursday afternoon.
Iany citizens accompanied by the cor
let band. met him at the depot. Anvils
vas fred and he was cheered as he
tepped from the train. The people here
ilink him innocent, whiyh caused this
lemon stration.
Blue Earth City, MINI .-Moritz Fierky.
wealthy farmer three miles east of this
itv. shot his wife and then put a bullet
trough his own head between 10 and II
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