Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-04
DESTITUTE CONNEMARAs.
A~ricaI of Fiue Families From Grace
viIte -ArrGnQennents for Their Care.


iILe-ArrGnQenents for Their Care.
Saturday evening five families, including ten
grown persons and twenty children, ar
rived in this city from Graceville. They
were taken to the basemen of Catholic Asso-
citation hall, and, despite the late hour, COM
fortably provided for.
Yesterday meetings of the Father Mathew
and Vincent de Paul temperance societies
were held and committees appointed
to make arrangements for the proper care of
the colonsts until they could care for them
selves. Father McGolrick, at a meeting of
the societies yesterday afternoon stated that
the families Were net to be considered objects
of charity, but simply desire some place
provided for their, shelter until
they get to work. He, in the course Of his
remarks, said that c. A. Pilsbury & Co. had
agreed to furnish -four for the families, and
that the Vincent De Paul society would fur
nish wood, and that the only thing left was 10
engage house for them. II Was considered
best that the families be not placed In the
one building, and lis there are three parishes 1t
was thought that eacn parish would care for
| one OF the families until they can obtain EN-
ployment and settle down. Committees from
the two named societies were appointed, con-
>isting of the following gentlemen: Father
Vincent De Philanthropy Kelly, Preu-
dergast and j. Z. Lyons.
The cOlOnists, for the present, are Quartered
in the basement of the hall adjoining the I'm
maculate church on Third street, and are q
fine, healthy-looking lot of people. The Id
dies of the parish have made everything as
comfortable for their use as possible, and it is
expected that houses will be found for them
to-day.
The men are expected to 60 to work in the
morning and as Father McGolrick stated, after
the first month will be able to take care of
themselves. Some question was raised by the
pensioners of the lower part of the
city as to whether they should take any
part in extending them aid, but
this matter was disposed of by Father Nc
Golrick, who agreed to pay all expenses that
should arise from their residence. The rev.
erend gentleman in conversation with GLOBE
reporter said that whether it was bad policy
or not to bring them to this country, he was
not prepared to say, but they were here now,
and an effort should be made to start them on
the right road to make good citizens of them.
city Election.
The following is the Democrats ticket to be
| voted at the city election tomorrow:
City Treasurer-T. j. Buxton.
Adermen-First ward, B. F. Nelson; Second
ward, 1. s. Alger; Third ward, Daniel Waite;
Fourth ward, Charles Young; Fifth ward, j
r. Crosa Sixth ward, John B. Mueller.
Members of the School Board-O. j. Evans,
George A. Pillsbury, W. W. McNair.
The following are the polling pla ces and
the judges of election:
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct-Polling place, Germania hose
house. Judges, Charles Theilen, Michael
Lyons, Charles Heirholzer.
Second Precinct-Polling place, Fourth ave-
nue. and Fifth street. Judges, A. P. Chesiey,
Robert Irwin, NJ. w. Glenn.
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct-Polling place, Cataract en-
CINE house. Judges. w. NJ. Barrows, George
A. Morse, Scion Armstrong.
Second Precinct-Polling place, Sixth avenue
and Third street southeast. Judges, j. ID. Gil
more, T. F. Andrews, Isaac McNalr.
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct-Polling place, Teutonic hose
house. Judges, c. W. DAWSON, Matthias Crosse,
Charles Allen.
Second Prccinct-Polling place, Turner hall.
Judges, J. w. Anderson, Mat. KEGS, Ed. A..
Stevens.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct-Polling place, hose house No.
3. Judges, John Schurch, Charles Cooley,
O. E. Treadwell.
Second Precnct-Polling place, Eighth
street and First avenue north. Judges, Jacob
Barge. w. w. Woodward, j. G. Mcfarland.
Third Precinct-Polling Place, hose house
No. Q. Judges, VIM. P. Northway, Daniel
Bassett, Collins Haurer.
FIFTH WARD.
First precinct-Polling place, George W.
Libby's Office. Judges, G.. W. Che van; j. G.
Smith, Russell Dibble.
Second precinct-Polling place, G. L. sny
der's residence. Judges, G. L. Snyder, John
H. Stevens, j. C. Whitney.
Third precinct-Polling place, engine house
No. 1. Judges, F. l.. Smith, E. B. Ames,
George Huy.
First precinct-Pollng place, hose house No.
5. Judges, Mat. Walsh, Joseph Holscher,
VIM. T. Todd.
Second precinct Polling place, Ole Byorum's
store. Judges, Ole Byorum, F. B. Cornell, A.
H. Mitchell.
Third prccinct-Polling place, Langes store.
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