The Irish standard., 1888-10-20
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.
Items Of Interest Clipped From Our
Exchanges for Readers Of The
Irish Standard.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKETS.
The Good People Of Graoevilie Honor
Archbishop ireland By serenading
Hi1n---Minor Matters.
MINNESOTA.
Austin g tax levy is $1o.6l5.


Austin's tax levy is $lo.6l5.
Eric Nation, OF Tower is under ar
rest for numbering Isaac Brakkla at
Duluth.
A. E. Doe, OF Saltwater has declined
The Republican nomination for Judge Of
probate.
Jack Doyle. tough character of Ely.
was shot by August TRUMP, He died
soon after.
Mrs. 2. e.. Hayden, of GraceYille, is
slowly recovering from all attack Of
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Anderson. aged TO, committed
snicice by drowning herself in Slough
Creek at lie Roy.
Land owners at Wiuona object &c the
Winn,,a 81 Southwestern claiming that
The charter is unconstitutional.
Brainp,d has bonght Mr. Kindred's
Electric Light g. Power Company's in
terests. and is likely TO buy also the
wa er works and the boom company's
water power franchise and dam
Afr. Pcss, ,p!1o has been al work OF,
the Il ,ur mil! At St. Cloud. MAS called
home to Toledo. o, by the report tl1a
his wife had deserted her eight children
and eloped witt, q young noan named
Charles Thompson.
Miss Maggie OtLeary, George Hill
ant, sou2e others left Grseevil)e for
Washington territory last week. Miss
@ Leary is one of Traverse eounty's
rairest flowers, and her departure for
the west will be regretted by her many
sriends, who will miss her at their so
cial gatherings.
Scott county Democrats lt Shakopee
nominated tor sheriff, Theodore Wei
land; anditor, Henry G. Knerner; treas
urer, James Sulliqan: regi ster, Gerhard
Hitgers; Judge. Mic Meyer; attorney.
James McHale; superintendent, Fl. g.
Conlop; representative, Robert J. Fari-
cy; coroner. Alois Hirsel,a; court com
missioner, Mic Meyer, commissioners,
M .rtin Kelaher, Henry Brpggeman,
John Jordan.
csyaceyil,e Democrat: Archbishop
ireland was serenaded last Saturday
night by the Graceyille band. Over
200 people turned out to do Eonor TO
cur distinguished visitor. The arch
bishop came OUT and in answer 20 an
address Of welcome, thanked the peo
pie of s5raceYil|e and the band Boys for
The kind disposition shown toward him.
At the conclusion Of his address three
cheers were given for Archbishop Ize
land and the largo and enthusiastic
crowd dispersed.
Referring to the Shannon-Mitchell
encounter ths Duluth Tribune says:
"We fail 10 discover any particular fun
in being pounced upon without mo-
ment's warning by cowardiy rudian
aud slugged, simply because that the
paper which we happen to edit. did,
through a mistake, and indeed, in VIC
Iation Of our positive orders, publish
what was at first asserted to be an abso.
Lutte fact, bit which was afterwards
claimed to be merely joke. We don't
relish that kind of business"
Gracevllle Democrat "An immense
crowd gathered here last Sunday on the
occasion of Archbishop Ireland's pres
ence III the village. The archbishop
administered the Sacrament Of Con-
firmation to as large number i.nmedi
aSeiy after O'clock Mass; after Solemn
High Mass at 1890 he preached one OF
the most impressive, profound and
thoughtful sermons it has ever beer
our pleasure to bear. Archbishop IRE
land is Justly honored and respected by
all classes irrespective Of race or reli-
gion. He is one Of those men born to
be honored and loved by his fellow
men. He has especial claims upon the
people of Graceville and vicinity and
his presence among them is always
source Of pleasure.
DAKOTA.
Fred Jones, Milbank. died from an
accidental shot gun wound.
a majority of the trustees Of the in
sane asylum at Yankh n removed f. a.,
Gale from the presidency Of the board
and elected Robert Cox.
Boynton. Griggs and Smith, of the
railroad commission. are on a trip over
the Jamestown & Northern braach.