The Irish standard., 1886-06-05
&. ..C;ATHOI,IC NEWS.

ss "A. Catholic church will soon be erect
ed at Pittsdeld, n. H.
The Jesuits will open college in
Cleveland, o., next September.
A fine new parsonage is being built
for Rev. f. J. Bruno, Of Haverhill,
Iowa.
A. new church under the patronage
of St. Patrick is about to be erected at
Maysville, KY.
The Rev. Father JUDY, Of Stephens,
Point, Wis, is to have a So 600 paro-
chial residence.
Pittsburgh will have a new $780, 600
Ursuline convent ready for dedication
in September.
The fifteenth annual convention of
the Wisconsin C. I. A. q. will be held
in Whitewater, Wis, on June %.
The Catholics Of Glendive, Montana,
have bought Congregational church
for their own use.
The Christian Brothers Of St. Louis,
Mo-, have begun the rebuilding Of the
Glencoe Protecto1ate.
A new hospital is to be built at Spo-
kane Falls. 1t will be in charge OF the
Sisters of Charity.
Fir. Beckx, General of the Order Of
Jesuits, is reported to be dangerously
ILL. He was born in 1795.
The Very Rev. J. T. Jaboe, o. P, of
Somerset, Ohio, is said to be the Oldest
dominican in the country.
The Father Burke Memorial Church
at Tallaght, County Dublin, Ireland, is
rapidly approaching completion.
The new cathedral at Dunedin, New
Zealand: has been dedicated by Cardinal
Moran. The cathedral cost $lo0,000
There are four Catholic academies in
Dakota, located respectfully at Fargo,
Grand Forks, Bismarck and Deadwood.
The Rev. Father LAWN, OF Milwau-
kee, Wis, lost 500 aud a Sl75 gold
watch by a robbery in his house on
May Ii.
The Fourth General Assembly Of the
Society OF ST. Vincent de Paul will
meet at Washington, D. c., on June s,
and 10.
The Rev. Hugh O'Gara Mcshane, for
merly OF Wilmington. ILL.,, has been ap-
pointed pastor OF the Annunciation
Church, Chicago.
The thirty third General Congress Of
the German Catholics will be held this
ye;ar at Breslau, and will probably be
opened on August %.
:. The beautiful new chapel CT the Ur-
az, nes at St. Martins, Brown county,
.,,.; will be solemnly dedicated Oh
szir by Mgr. Elder.
= 'E>s'i@.or Alger, Of Michigan, has ap-
rss,n'sss::,1 Rev. Frank a. O'Rrien, OF
,oitI,mazoo, member of the State
~ .rd of Correction Of Charities,
A memorial church to Archbishop
Carroll is soon to be erected i'll the town
of Hayallsville, Prince Georges county,
Md. 1t will be especially dedicated to
ST. Jerome.
Cardinal Manning laid the corner
stone of new church at Grays, Eng
land, on April 90. The basement of the
structure when completed, will be used
as a school for Catholic children.
The R6v. j. H. Singer, formerly of
St. Vincent Ferrer's Dominican Church
at Lexington Avenue, New York, has
been appointed pastor of st. Joseph's
Church, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The Right Rev. Monsignor Boa, of
Nottingham, Ohio, is meeting with
gratifying success in his efforts to Sc
cure funds for the erection Of a monu~
ment to the late Bishop Rape, of
Cleveland.
The Rev. Father Stehle. the yenera~
bic pastor Of St. Joseph's Church, Gin
cinnati, O., has established bourse of
$4,000 for ecclesiastical students at
the st. Martini House, Rottenburg,
,rmany.
Father Coffey. Of London, Ont, is
abou5 to publish q work on Catholic
Canada" which will deal, among other
matters, with the Brownie end Catho-
lie movement, the struggle for separate
schools, and Orangeism in Canada.
The General Of the Jesrits has pub
lished the statistics of the Order, show
ing that it now counts 2,500 mission
aries, and that it can boast Of haYing
had 2As saints, 800 martyrs, Is popes,
so cardinals, 4,oo0 archbishops and bis
hops, and 5000 authors.
On Sunday, May %, the Very Rev.
NJ. S. Gross. of Charlotte, North Caro-
lima, preached an eloquent sermon at
the Baltimore Cathedral in behalf of a
projected missionary college for the
education OF priests in those special
lines of study which will enable them