The Irish standard., 1889-02-02
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Irish Standard
VIEW CHURCH At ST. PETER
Indignation of the People Of Ashland Ove1
Recent Abduction Of Two Mime
apol1s Girls.
MINNESOTA,

MINNESOTA,
MIR. John c. Sullivan, of Rochester,
is visiting friends in St. Paul.
Messrs. j. G.. Collins and II. W. Stone,
of Benson, We're visitors to St. Paul and
Minneapolis recently.
John 6. Brown, one OF Towers popu
lar business men, has engaged in the
real estate business at Duluth.
The youngest Child of Mr.. and Mrs.
A, Donaldson, OF Benson, died last
week (Mondayl aged six weeks.
M. II. Murray and family have left
Graceville for the Pacific coast, where
they expect to reside IN the future.
Thomas Gary, of Ellsworth, held the
lucky number which drew the gold
watch in the rattle for the benefit OF
Rev. Father Dwyer.
Mrs. Mea died at the residence of her
son Martin, in Moore, Stevens county,
last week. aged rs years. Asthma was
the cause OF her death. The remains
were inferred in the Catholic cemetery
al Morris.
The location of the new Catholic
church, st. Peter, has been established.
The ground chosen, is in the southwest
corner Of the block west of the court
house. The site is central one and
easy Of access.
Two daughters of Sheriff Cratic, of
Wabasha, are very sick With dlphtheria
and one OF them is not expected to sur
viye. No new cases have developed
during the past four Or FIVE days.
Every place where the disease prevails
is rigidly quarantined.
Perry Robbins, who Owls saw mill
in the town of Grey Eagle, near Sauk
Center, had his engine badly broken up
and his machinery totally wrecked By 8,
large LOG flying from the saw last Tues
day. The loss will reach several num-
dred dollars. No one was seriously in
iured.
DAKOTA.
Fire Taesday night destroyed The
building. stock of merchandise and
household goods belonging to Mrs.
Maggie Quady, at Stewart, Loss $6,
600; insurance, $4,000. The building
and stock of merchandise of Mr.. f.
Forcia were partially destroyed. Loss,
So 500; insurance. 81, 500,
Up to Tuesday, of the forty-six bills
passed by the house at Bismarck, six
were introduced by one of these MEM
bers Capt. Burnhan. who has sixteen
wears legislative experience. and seven
were introduced by Mr.. Aikens. Mr..
Parkin introduced 8 bill providing for
the publication of laws in newspaper
supplements, paving to each newspaper
$40 for circulating the supplements,
which shall be furnished free at the ex-
pense of the territory. Those having
circulation Of over 500 are to receive So
additional for each 100 bona fde circu-
lation The bill appropriates $1,000.
Mr., Trude introduced bill app1opri-
ing $40, 900 for an addition to the school
of mines, and $48 ia for maintenance.
Mr. Bennett, $66.800 for the ma1nten-
ance of the Grand Forks university,
and $63, COO for the construction of ad-
ditions. Mr. Cooke introduced another
woman's suffrage bill. 1t gives them
the right to vote at county, township
and mum ipal elections. The house
passed bills attaching Church to Nc
Henry county for judicial purposes and
giving to Walworth and Campbell
counties term of court at tho county
seat Of Walworth.
WISCONSIN,.
J. D. Mcdonald, proprietor Of the
Bay View hotel, West Superior made
two unsuccessful attempts to burn the
building Tuesday. Mcdonald is suf-
fering from the effects of hard drinking
and has been taken in charge by the
Frank Mcguire. of Hudson, will leave
for Enniskillen, Ireland, long about the
9th of the present month, for visit
with his parents. Before returning
home he will 60 to London, where
three Of his hrOthers reside. two Of |
whom are members of the Scotland
yard detective force, the third holding
a position in the general post Office. 1t
is Mr.. Maguira's intention to return to
the Badger State in May.
High indignation, says the Ashland
News, is expressed in language more