The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-10-06

reached there. Hilu luc bEAG 4OlH lL.ta
when Annie heard Of it she came to h'a
bedside, and waited on him until h;
died, and on his deathbed he compost 4
the song entitled ''Annie Laurie"
Winoua Drift.
Special Correspondence of the Irish Standard.
Miss Julia Kelly, of Kankakee, ul, Z.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. A. Allen,
of Winona.
P. Fitz Patrick, our present and FL
ture county attorney, has been i'll for Il
few days past.
Miss Jennie Minck, Miss Mary Lieba
and MISS Alice May went to Mime
apulis last week to see Booth and Ba>>
ret. "a
NJ. w. Mcdonnell returned from .
trip into Iowa, Nebrask', Kansas an
Dakota. where he has been IN the in,
terest of the Shell Lake Lumber COM
pany of st Paul Mr.. Mcdonnell VII
go out again for the same company in =
few days. He reports the corn crop c;
Iowa and Nebraska as being sDlen &c,
but small grain g. failure
The Father Mathew Total Abstinence
society of Winona will celebrate it.
eighteenth anniversary Oh the evening
of October 10. This is one Of the lead
ing societies in the state and is in splenr
did working order. ALL it's m, mbers
are earnest. energetic workers, au!j
through their influence che member
ship of the society is being CONSTANT,
Increased. There WILDE public meet.
ing of this society on the evening Of
October Z, and a. special programme
will be presented
Frank Hurd, of Ohio, spoke in LII.
Crosse, Wis.,, September rs. and on the
following day came to Winona to visit
3. 5. Youmans. Mr.. Hurd arrived
about 3 o'clock p. m. Mr.. Youmana
induced him to speak here that evening
and Immediately gave it out that Mr..
Aurd would speak that evening at the
Opera house. An audience of at least
I, 500 people greeted MIR, Hurd, who
spoke for TWO hours on the question Of
Tariff Reform" 1t Was clever, able
and eloquent speech, and met the ap~
prevail of ali.
John Ludwig, W. III. Gale, IT. D.
Morse, Il D. Cone, L. g. Porter, An
drew Hamilton. John L. Harris, r. r.
Gurtside. G. G. NJ aybury, D, E. Vance,
w. G. K'igore, a.. F. Hudins, John
Kendall, W FL. Kuowlton, W. II. Van.
curen, b. II L .ngley. ALT Brooks, r.
Muir, VIM. Shepard, VIM. Garlock,
Cbas. Horton and Col. Cockrell, visited
Sioux City, Ia, last week in the interest
OF the w. s. $. w. r. r. ALI these gen.
tiemen were very favorably impressed
with Sioux City and all are enthusiast"
callv in favor OF establishing packing
house in Winona. Tnere is no city III
Southeastern Minnesota where such an
enterprise could be carried on moro
successfully than in Winona, especially
after the construction of the w. & s.
w. r r., which, when completed, will
open UP to Winona the great core and
pork belts of Iowa Nebraska and Kan.
sas. $3.50
Judge Wilson returned from Wash
ington September 2s,5 and a grand Dem
GRAFT rally was held the following even
ing. The ward clubs all turned out
and formed torohlieht procession,
which numbered six hundred v.ters be-
sides about fifty boys. The procession
was led by two brass bands. The line
of march was from. Democratic head
quarters. on Centre street. up Centre to
Broadway, thence west on Broadway to
Hut street, thence north on Huff to
Third street, thence east on Third to
Kansas street., thence south on Kansas
to Seventh street, thence west on Sew
enth to franklin street, thence north
on franklin to Broadway, thence aast
on Broadway to Kansas street. theDca
oorth on Kansas to Fourth street.
thence west on Fourth street to Phil
harmonic hall, where Judge Wilson
spoke for two hours and thirty minutes.
The hall was filed to its fullest capa.
city and several hundred turned away
for want Of room. The meeting was
called to order by non. II. w. Lamber-
ton and Hon. G. F. Buck was chosen
chairman. Mr.. Buck introduced the
Judge, who was received amid raptur.
Gus applause. AS has been stated,
Judge Wilson spoke for two hours and
half, and held the close attention Of
the vast audience throughout. Judge
Wilson is feeling and looking we'll and
will henceforth make u vigorous CAM
paign. He has no doubt as to his re-
election, and is prepared to show MIR.
Dunnell up in his true light, and, as he
saws. he is willing tn stand mr. full m