The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-19
CATHOLIC NEWS.

Bishop q. x Krautbauer, 2or years bishop OF
the diocese of Green Bay, Wis, was found dead
in his bed yesterday morning. Apoplexy IS
assigned IS the cause of his death
The Rev Philip j. McCabe, rector OF St.
Joseph's Church, Hartford, Conn, died on
Tuesday morning, OF paralysis OF the brain.
He was is years Old, and was born in New
York city.
At the General Chapter OF the Priests OF the
Order of st. Dominic, in session at St. Roses
Convent, Springfield Washington county, KY.
the Very Rev. Daniel j. Meagher, 0. P. Prior
of st. Roses Convent, was elected as the PRO
vincial-Generalo of the Order, succeeding tho
present Provincial, the Very Rev. Michael 0.
Lilly, @. p, Of New York. Father Meagher is
well known in the West, and was for many
years stationed III Louisville, KY, where rs
built the magnificent Church Of St. Louis Ber-
nard.
Eev. John s. Flynn, pastor of St AIMS
Church, Crarston, f. I. died on December 10,
of pneumonia in Ills forty-ninth year. He was
born in the County Cavan, Ireland. and came
to this country when eleven years of age. He
was ordained eighteen years ago, and was To-
Gated at St. Mary's Church, Providence, where,
as assistant to the Rev, DR.. Quinn, he rendered
efficient services In the work of aiding to erect
the present large church building Of that par
ish. After the death of Father O'Brien, of
Cranston, thirteen years ago, Father Flynn was
appointed pastor OF St. AIMS, which position
he retained during life.
.. a. Ahern, agent for the Encyclopedias
britannica in this city, viii leave next Tuesday
for Chicago to enjoy the holiday season with
hisl elatiyes there. Mr.. Ahern Will be absent
for about two weeks.
The ball to be given under the management
Of the Davitt branch of the Irish National
League on New Years eve at Window hall
promises to be success, all indications point
ing TO good attendance.
a grand musical and literary entertainment
win DO given at Ioly Rosary hall, South Min
neapohs, December 2Sth and 18th, by the Young
Mems Catholic Glee and Dramatic club The
programme is one that certainly ought to draw
a large attendance upon each evening.
Dan Morris Sullivan and his beautiful piano.
rama of Ireland which wac at the Pence Opera
House last week played TO very poor business.
This was not through any fault Of Mr.. Sullivan
or his excellent wife WhG give a. nice & s::artair-
ment which consists of neat Irish and Dutch
songs and sketches. They play Christmas week
in st. Paul, and we advise our St. Paul friends
not to miss it.
The motor line has this year carried pas
sengers as follows; January, 52,7O8; February,
80, l4O; March, 36,74s: april 39,ssI; May, 1924;
June, 63,365; July, Q4,223; August, l0253s;
September, 1854; October, 67,e99; November,
81 240; December (estimated), 81, 500. The inn
provements contemplated for 1885 include an
extension of the Minnetonka line from Excel
sior along the lake shore TO Mound City and up
The eastern shore past Fairvtew, and across the
narrows; and d branch TO Fort Smelling, with
ST. Paul for an objective point.
Mr.. J. j. DAILY, OF st. Paul, is the au-
thorized agent Of The NoRTHWEsTEnN
STANDARD in that city. Ally moneys
paid him either for subscriptions or adj
vertising will be promptly acknowl
edged by the publishers of this paper.