The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-03-03

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this bill transpOses the matter.
! Senator Sabin Monday presented
resolution OF the Minneapolis chamber
of commerce fayoring naval reserve,
and a petition from the Duluth cham
Der Of commerce protesting against any
change in the Interstate commerce law.
The Rock cut explosion jury at Du-
luth after half an hours consideration
of the case, brought in verdict that
the explosion was purely accidental,
and exonerated Foreman Luudberg
from any criminal carelessness or
neglect of duty.
| The sentence of Hiram Caldwell, of
Belle Creek, Goodhue county, who was
committed TO the penitentiarY for life
in 1884 on the charge Of. shooting fatally
Erland Tampa. while drunk. has been
committed to Eve years imprisonment,
and he will be released next February.
The prisoner is over 60 years of age.
In the house Monday, Mr.. Wilson in
PRODUCED bill to allow the constitute
tion Of 2. bridge across the Mississippi
river at Wabasha, MINI. Mr.. Rice
introduced the bill to provide that all
Indian depreciation claims which have
been passed by the secretary Of the
interior shall go directly TO congress
and be paid without the Intervention Of
committees or consideration by the
house.
The new ST. Mary's hospital at the
West end, Duluth, was opened for the
first time to receive patients Wednes-
day. 1t is located or the southwest
corner of. Third and Twentieth avenue
west, adjacent to S.. Clements church
and school. About a year ago the par
ish in charge of Rev. Father G ,ebe|, of
the Church of the Sacred Heart ia Du-
luth proper, became SO large and vest
end people came 80 far to divine service
| that the new West end parish was
created and placed in charge Of Rey.
Father Timothy Since that time q
| hillside of stumps has been converted
| into the handsome new church, school
aud hospital Of ST. Clements parish.
Tne hospital will easily accom- ,da5e 800
patients. Nine sisters Of the order of
St. Benedict with Sister Alexia. Mother
Superior in charge. Rev. Father Greg
Ory, o. S. B., was the architect Of the
new buildings and the superintendent
| Of their construction.
DAKOTA
the officials have given up the Idea
of trying to open the Fargo and South
western through to La Moure.
County Treasurer Burk, Of Cass
county, paid over to the Fargo city
treasurer Wednesday $1l6,8Sl, 80 as the
citY's pportionment for the taxes COL
lected for the month of January.
Andrew johnson, Chris E. johnson,
Alex G.. Swegtem aud Edward Kirch
are in Vii at Fargo, charged with hav-
ing cut timber from school lands in
Ransom county.
John E. Garland, Of Bismarck.
received a large number of congratula.
tory kilograms upon the announcement
of his promotion to be an associated
Justice of the supreme court Monday.
Articles Of incorporation of the Bis
marck Creamery Company have been
filed with the territorial secretary;
capital stock $4,000 Officers were
elected as follows: Edward Goodkind.
president; G. B. Little, treasurer;
Gerald Pierce, secretary and manager.
WISCONSIN.
M. Lowry, resident Of Ashland for
thirty years, and worth about Sc, 600,
died Wednesday morning. aged 70.
The ta1 eight between the county and
city of Appleton, which arises because
the county Claims it pays too much
taxes. and which has cost the county
already $4,000, has come up again. The
town of Greenville has asked J dge
Myers to appoint commissioners to
equaliz9 the tax.
/ The Business NJ ms association at
lChippewa Falls, starts out with a
mem oership of over 80. A special
| meeting will be called to take steps to
secure legislative consent to bonding
the town, for the purpose of securing
manufactures. The park commission
is troubled to decide which Of many
offers TO accept as q site fora city park,
land the matter will come before the
voters soon. ]. :::.; 81.