The Irish standard., 1888-11-03
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.
Items Of Interest Clipped From Our
Exchanges for Readers Of The
Irish Standard.
DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATIONS.
Stirring Speeches by Measrs, Fig
Patrick, Mc0aasrty and
l,awleg.
DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATIONS.


Patrick, Mc0adsrty and
i,awleg.
MINNESOTA.
Duluth ia to have boulevard! coHtine
$I5.NuO.
a new school house has been opened
at Benson.
Bids for KEEPING the barber ope,a AZ
Duluth CHS winter have been az 9ertisetl
fur
Myron Cole, "a iYinun;s farmer, shot
himself III the shoulder while out bxnt-
ing,
A cn!nyed coac,mAn at Saltwater WAS
arrested for the brutal treatment Of q
carriage Iealn.
Jol,ns Morris. "a Duluth iumbefuan,
cat his knee badly with an axe and no "
tles in the hospital.
John O>Dsien and q man PANIED Kit
cl,rjSki had r Fight in Duluth. u Drien
being shot in the head. Boil were ar
rested.
The party given ander the auspices
ct this Ancient Order OF {1iberEians at
3rainerd Friday evening, October 10.
was attended ty 1850 couples. 1t WAS
their second annual and was the larg.
est and best yet givefs. Visiting breth-
rem from Minnea poiis, st. Cloud and
ether points were IL, attendance.
Dan w. LAWYER and j. J. McCatyarty
addressed one Of The largest political
gatherings ever held III Virgin! county
at Wsyerly Saturday evening, The
hall was filled to it's utmost capacity
1t will hold four hundred persons, but
not less than 500 were packed Into il.
The closest attention WAS paid to the
addresses. The Republicans are crest.
fallen over their nt.er failure to make
any converts in this Democratic strong.
held aud are now Ioudly ciamoring for
speakers. Wilson will run away ahead
of his ticket in this pare OF the county.
October 2o hejng the date named foY
Judge McCaffsrIY to address the PEG
pie OF Faribault ana vicinity, Kyler
ball was filed TO It's utmost capacity
with all audieace from the city and sur-
rounding county. notwithstanding tie
speakin by some Scandinavian Repub.
llcan from the northern part OF the
state at the Opera house The speaker
was introduced by Hon. George ".
Ba chelder, OF Faribaul1. Judge NC
Cafeyty made an able address Gil the
issues Of the day, in the cou,sa Of which
he referred to q. x. Davis waving the
boudv shirt, aud said he ought to rise
above dead issues and discuss those of
she day, The speaker also gave
sketch Of the life OF Eugene M, Wilson
and paid glowing tribute to his char
acter. The judge spoke over al hour
and made All excellent Impression.
Hon. Patrick Fitzpatrick, Of Win0na,
spoke to q large audience at Nelson's
hall. Lanesboro, Saturday evening.
Notwithstanding The bad roads and
chilly weather, q large portion of .be
audience was composed OF farmers
On the platform were j. Ryan, j. j.
denDes5y, Andrew O'Wong, Dennis
Jailigan, John Whalm, M. FL. Austine,
VI Y. Bean, Road Master Raftrty and
pliers. The speaker was introduced
1y III. Scanlan, chairman of the county
MI. Fitzpatrick handled
he pending issues in mastery man.
Ter. He arraigned Dunnell's congress.
ioual record by facts and figures and |
'aid q glowing tribute to the worth of |
Judge Wilson. Before the meeting ad- |
unfned three yousing cheers were |
,lven for Judge Wilson and vote Of
hanks to the speaker. Judge Wilson
will speak here next Thursday evening,
DAKOTA.
Editor Madison, of Fargo, was bound
,ver to the grand jury on the charge of
mapping revolver at 4. L.. Connolly. |
Pembina and Bathgate will be con-
1ected by telephone in short time.
The poles are now being placed in posi-.
ion.
Au 1itor Ward reports that the story
# distress among Jewish farmers
bout Devils Lake has been over.
lraWn.
Fargo Argus: Father Collins an
lounces that the location of the Catho-
ic see will be decided IN November.
lie believes that although desirable Of
ers have been made by other cities that
+ Fargo citizens unite. put the best foot
Onward and properly present the adj |