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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-04
TALK or n TOWN..

Stray Isema NJ Iat~r~se 0ssheres ~ Oar
Butte Correspo1d~nt.
Special correspondence Of the standard.
BUTTE, Jan. 3.-The extreme cold
weather this morning induced Tom Will
son To commit robbery i'm the entrance tn
the Crystal saloon. He was without an
overcoat and pounciug on &. w. Lacy
standing i'm the Doorway. he took his over
coat AWAY from him, and running across
the street, darted into u doorway. Wilson
was arrested soon afterward, hut had
given the o%vercoat to - pal. He plead not
guilty.
A cutting scrapc took place at Walker
vile last evening between j. w. Smith
and William Ester. Both are colorcd and
claims that he dunned for his pay, when
Smith cut him in the right cheek with n
razor. Smith claims that he owes Ester
Frank Murray has resigned his position
ON January 10, 40 school children of
Butte will give mn entertainnlent at the
opera HOUSE, for the benefit OF the Or
plans Home.
streis will open in Butte january IL at the
Comiquc. The theater IN being retittcd
and will have new stage, scenery, lights
There is great trouble at the postotiice,
and il is stated that - bags of mail are
piled up and still undistributed. The
force is inadequate and the employees are
working TX hours u day. Additional help
will he obtained rs soon AS possibic:.
Ne ~ttCG tbu NNhENF-
Gallagher prize fight took place n few
weeks ago. il said tn have been jumped
Oh New Years eve. The resort is on q
mining work had not been done, aud two
young men jumped the claim.
James O'Bricn and Hugh Blake were
examined this morning for insanity.
O'Bricn was adjudgch insane and sent tn
Warm Springs. Hugh Blake was con-
sidercd sane and the case was dismissed.
An agreement was to-day entered into
by George W. Storey and Hattie r. and
William G.. Pfouts aud Jacob Witz 10y
which for Sl55 Mr.. Storey agrees tn sign
over to the three parties of the second
part. the Single Tax lode claim as soon as
he receives n receivers receipt for IL.
Company has given notice of tn" change
OF location from Butte tn Helena.
These quartz location. were filed to-day
ley aud Thomas r.. Kinds; Crown Poin,
Amended, Ivy Owen Doian and Frank
Doyle; Teams,ers Quarry, by James
O'Brien; Silver Cliff. by John Doyle, Tim
othy Coync, Francis Doyle and Over
Dolan.
AiIidavits of annual labor and improve
ncnts were filed to-day for the carbonate
Marion, Ethel and Crown Point claims.
AT the annual meeting of the Silver
Bow club, the following officers were
Palmer; vice president, John Caplice
secretary, Frank +. Corbett; treasurer, j
v. Long, cSccutiye comm'ttcc, Mcssrs
mott, &. r.. Booth, Holmes, Wilson
Brownlcc and P.J. Brophy; house com
mittee, Messrs. McDcrlnott, Mckay AM
Holmes. The club will have its room
completely rcmodcllcd and fitted will
carpets and partly with new furniture
Suitable new quarters Will he obtained I.
sosrn as they can he found, the club iesir
ing ample quarters and "a location lowe
in town.
ball Tonight at Rcnshnw hall.
James jackson was tried this evening
before Judge Newkirk on "A Charge OF IA
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Rich strikes Near Butte.

S.peciai Correspondence 81 the Standard.
BITE, Jan. 3.-Roberts has made II rich
strike IN his claim at Ccntervillc. After
sinking negrIy loo feet he has found N
ledge of three fe"t i'm depth. The first
batch assaycd at 40 ounces i'm silver and
$50 i'm gold; the second at ~ ounces in sill
yer and ST. in gold the third 1T ID ounces
silver and $40 gold. The shaft is now
sinking for 2OO feet.
Another strike is reported at the Silver
Mountain. AS the work il being pushed
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-04

From III" New York Herald.

From III" New York Herald.
The Kansas City journal says; "Afr.
Cleveland's published letters all bear
more or less directly, aud always admir-
ably. upon his tariff position wh,ch isn't
of as much Importance as it once was"
You think the tariff question not very inn
portant. CHI: DO you happen tn recall the
Incident in which u stupid fellow re-
marked. AT the time of the flood: Get
away with your ark; this isn't going Ia be
much of ~ shuwer:' Great Scott! how il
did rain after that!
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In the heart OF tho winter season,
Estes X Connell Mercantile Co. have
made "a general cut of 10 per cent on their
entire line of clothing. See that you get
10 per cent. OIL on all purchases of cloth
ing.
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His ~E'avorite Role.

FROM iIfe.
Blivens: "what role does your star
actor take the most interest in 2" Man
ager (encrgeticallyD 1.-The payroll"
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stusutss.si.

stutuIbsd.
From the New York Weekly.
First Little Boy-My pops n Methodist;
what's yours?
Second Little boy ~ il "A thcpso-
phist.
"Thcosophist1 What that
~ don't KNOWN"
"why don't you ask your pop""
~ dial. but, from the way he looked, !
guess he doesn't know eithcr.'
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ENerNthI y satisfactory.

From Epoch.
An enthusiastic prohibitionist when he
learned that his fcllow-passengcr was
from Georgia tackelcd him at once. ~
am very glad tn know, sir" he said, 'that
you are from that grand old state. What
the latest prohibition news from your Sec
tom WELL" replied the Georgian.
''pcople we're n little slow in coming round
tn buying it 10y the quart at first, but
they've got right smart used tn il now,
stranger"
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Sega a 8.

= Wdbrenb bet berHofenen Gailcr
lino BON gleu : 8raunfeIs aug 12,0OC
gaaen Baummolle bsrianbt unb e!tpo
nod 1000 bleiben 5urtif
= Die gefommte bonbirie S9ulo beg
5taates betrdst $4237, ,73O.
= Sm Sabre 1871 betrug Der Mertb
beg iteuerpflibtigeM gigentbums i'm
Staate 1922, 504, 073; i'm Sabre 1889
bagegen tpeiieu bic NI1eNmentliffen
$729,175, 567 auf.
= Die Graaos, Union gapeu unb
gernarb Canal 2ompaenie bot fid ins
forpotireu lahsn. Sic beabi6t'gt BON
Der Wiinbung bes @alt Union yapou
aug mad bem gernatb HIuer einen Ga
nal ber5ulfslsn.
Seit Sonntag Ibeno pi,b in
Dallas ber Gle,t fir bos @eIbanmeis
fungss s9epartsment Der Yocific grpreB
eompann bermibt unb nit ibm Saulens
be pon Dollars. Ser iunge Mann beiBt
Jrant u. Walton.
8eneralanmalt Qogg bat In Nal
9erbe County i'm Namen bes 5taates
Sla9e elngebra6t gegen bic Dars
risburg uno San Nntonio ga1n aur
Wieberlangung eines eroBen 2anbfoms
pleres, ben bic @eieli9aft fur Den Bau
Der Slnie in ientm@ountp bat beleseu laIs
len. Iu6 bat Der @eneralanipaIt ermit.
tell, oab bic BabngeielliGaft li9 2anbcers
tlfttate OUT SO Msilen ausfeuen lisB fiir
Die Strede bon bet @uabalupe mad
San Mntonio,, tpdbrenb bic eigentlide
gntfernung nur 80 Meilen betrdgt.
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@Mnberbare Nettnna.

Srau M. Curtain in Glainfelb, Sainpis, madt be-
G9 aui bic 2unse i6lus. Gnen 0ipnat lang lteB fie
lid ppn tbrem Sau8zNr,t bebanbeln, aaen fie rurpe
INNER trdnfer 0erielbe ertlare br, uraB iie bpff=
fene Mebcin her gBelt mebr belfen t5nne Oa EN-
pfabl ibr @pptbeter ibr 3ins5 geues S6minh5u6tsz
9etlmtttel. Sic tanfte id cine 6ai6e baprn unD su
rrn Sag sn 1us teHerte. sic sebrdudte has Wiittel
meter nne nadoem iie 10 Slai6en pertrau@t bate,
fano lIe baB lie pblig seunb mar Ses rerridtet iie
pteper tRre 9auS sIrbett uno ast, bab iie d nie in
tbrem Seten ppbler 9efnblt babe.
neieS srpBen eilmitteS gratis in be,
0rr9lenz z@robbanbluns BON DreiB, Gbpmpirn 81 Gc.
gum SertauT in alien aprtReten srpbe 6lai6en sc
Sent5 uno Sl.00.
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unb Der f66nen Siioin sefcmmen, Die
es fommen mubte, bon iener Stunoe
ab, NO ct Dem 0erIu9er untsrlegen unb
unb our 8orleiuug gefontmen; ct baits
lie, banf ber @efGidli1ftit bes Gommifz
idrs, ieitber tpisberbalt allsin gefpro6en
unb brau6te lie nun ni6t mebr gu fras
gen, ob fe ii9 bielei9t ni6t iene @nls
pfinoung 5utraute, mel1e bic gbriiten
2iebe nannten. unb ieit geiteru brau1te
er Der bdBli6ea Vermittluus ni1t mebr !;
lie tpar gum erlien Male alIeln in ben
S6loBgotten sefommeu unb par ibm
ans 0er3 gefunten. 5ein Mrm bate
ben bltibenoen 2eib umf9liussn. iein
Munb ibre 2ippen betubten oiirfeH, nur
einen Ntbem5ug lang = aber lis bate
Ia rerlpro6en. beute nieber3ufommen
|unb belt iiderlib Wort. gBobI fam
er aud beute nidt gum 3iels unb es
rDdbrte nod pobeniang, big ertele Slut
in ibr wadsettBt, bic in feiuen Woern
tobte, aber aud bieie 5tunbe
muBte fommen uno fie murbe iein
eisen. Mber 10 pilb ibn bic 2eibeus
i1aft riittelte, baB CT entporIprang, Die
table gia6tIuft einlieB uub banm i'm
Sebnfubl nieberIaB, um freisr atbmen
81 fDnnen - bieie @eniBheit bes grs
folgs mahte i'm ni9t eliidli9, I'M &c
gentbeil, 10 elenb, tpie er li9 in Ieinem
itol3en, bel a0em fril6en 2ebfnsmutb
erniten unb gefeiteten @emiitbe ME se=
gefiiblt.
Denn er mar. tpie fie i6m naages
riibmt, elm berrli9er Mann. Ser iuns
ee, itattIi@e ulauen>Offisier bate fr6bs
lid genofen, mas ibm Grauensunf be.
fheert, aber ieiu @etpiHeI tounte rubig
bleiben; er bate tein Weib bon bes
@atten Seite seriRen, tein Mdbden ing
gleno gebradt. @as i'm bapon a6.
belt, mar ni9t Bios Elm auf's NeuBerz
ite getriebeues @efiibI Der pHi1ten,
tuelfe feline aoelige @eburi on bic Wio.
feloiigteit ieiner 2ebensfiibrung Fellte,
ionoeru cine getpiiIe fiible 0erniinftigs
teit ieines Wefens, bic er, Ger Sprob
elmer Derarmten Seitenlinie, aud ba=
burd eripiefen. buB ct iih big su ieines
8etters Sobe nit @brem bsbauptet; Der
giniab an Wufresuug unb @epillenss
pein id)ien bmaum @enuB nidt int rid.
tigen gerbdltniB. gtun aber bate er
fdon bisber geloeeu unb betrogen unb
muBte es nod melt breiiter ihun, iuenn
er ans 3iel gelansen wpllte. Ut battle
iie geponnen, neil iie i'm fur ritters
lid unb eoel belt, frei bon 8orurtbei
len gegen ibr 8olt. neil lie ieiuer gbr=
li9teit. ieiner 2iebe bartraute. Gin
g8ort bon bet aluft, bic iie fdieb, cine
Qabeuiung Der unu6gli6feit, iie 3ll
feinem Weibe su MAIDEN = unb lie NOR
ibm ftir INNER Derloren. Sic batte bisber
nie bon Der 3ufunft geiproden, feline
Jroge dn ibn geitellt - aber tpenn fis
es tbat2 unb tuenn es ni6t bosu fam,
tpenn iein Setrug au9 ferner i'm S1neis
gen ooer in bieloeutigen Mntporten BE.
ttanb = bhrften iie ibm besbaIb minber
bas Getui1en bei9meren2
unb bic er betrog. er begebrte lie
ni9t bios, ionbern liebte Iie audi, beiB
uno aus ganaer Seele.
(6ortfefugs fclai)
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oem lnentbebrli6sn Dude: y Ser tunfs
gere1te tffuBs uno GaffilGer,"

1etSV'e UlHbS uHU OlUIlIUer.
ytun, mie geiast, bic beibea @emeins
ben waren iid feiablid gelinnt. Das
iou lebod nidt bebeuten, baB bieIe ae
mtltbli6en lebensfreubigen &beinldnSer
| ll6 gu blutigen Jebben bsritiegen bdt.
ten! gepabrei Qlbsr Mlt unb Sung
mar glei6tpobl INNER bereit unb benubs
ten isoe gtiaitise @elegenbeit, fi6 ge9eils
leItie eineH S9aberHod gu ipieIen.
9Sarum eigentli6 in manden @eaenz
! ben unieres alten 8aterlanbes Nadbar=
elte ftb eegenieitig 10 an3ugrollen pTez
Gen, 1T t9mer gu ergrilnben unb muB
obne 3meifel auf mannisfaltise urfa=
den 3urtidgefiib,t iperoen t6pnen. sd
oents mir; in oielsn Gd(en ftammt {ols
9e Abnelgung aus ben 3eiten, po bic
Senobner Der peri6iebenen D6rfer,
Weiler unb S6fe in grbuntertbdniateit
eln3elner ritterlider 9pnolteu, Garifen,
aloter ober giid6fe lebten. Wenn Die
nun fib gegenfeitig befebbetsn. bic Ddlle
bra9en ober in ipdterer 3eit ibre BRO.
3ahe am Nei9sfammergeri6te su epsDer
ooer Wsblar anbdngig ma1ten, baben
l1re Sahen uno 66rigen ftr ibre 9erre
idaft aud partei genommen unb bann
nod in boberem MoBe, tpenn bos
StreItobistt, ober Observation-Disclosures,
i9nen ebenfaus lpiinf6enswertb ober
mertbpoll eli6ien.
50 m6gen nun nieie 3pifte unb N.rs
ger ftd bon ben 9ltborOem auf bus Sc:
f6leGt ber @ssenmart psrerbt baben
uno befunbet iib nod INNER, tpenn
au@ pobI in milberer Torm, aber
gepobnllb Der Nrt. baB iie auf ni9t be.
tbsiligte 9lusmdr!ise, ober 3ui6auer
elnen duBerit tomiiben @inbruf MAIDEN.
Ole Altenratber nennen bic Strobbeimer
sSlumpeniprinaet" (3dnSer in bol3s
tbuben) uno Die Strobbfimer reoen
bon ben Gltenratbern als: rGlidetf6Id.
GER. Der u6lidsriblas" gaIt in fri.
heren 3eiten am gfieoetrbein unb in
5oudno als bas b06it m0glid) @rrei6s
bare IN Der eblen &unlt bes tattmdBigen
BeInidminGens uub GuBf9metterns.
gDle Wlele unbert tun1tlinnige, Die
Wtenldbeit oerebelnbe 9eitrebungen
Duroe ai1 bieier Saua i'm 2aufe bet
SET ourd engber3ise, sa1iiidti9e unb
lleto.ide Wteni6en Dsrfpottet unb pers
d6ilib aema6t; luie Mande permu.
tbeu, neil Die 61neioer9eIsllen unb
Seinewebern ben Bluern in leid)iferti=
gem rapioen Beinfdagsn niiber"
,pGren.
(5ortfebuns folgt)
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Ser ilinal1in Nleuipne perfprbene

petersburser gbirurg Or. 8ottin fiibrts
BET 4uilteluag ieiner 6onorare eine
CUTE nGreibe". Qunbsrt Hubel mar 10
cine aep0bnlihs Sore fit eiuen ein3i.
gen &raufenbefu6. ginmal lieB ibn
etn enorm rei6er ruiiildsr Giirit gu lid
rufen; Sotfin unterfudie beEielbsn
flii6tlg unb oeridrieb inn Elm &e3ept,
NIs er anoern 3ags nieoer fam, mar
fein patient oollfommen gsiuno unb
ilberreidte ibm nit berbinbIi9en Wotten
atpei 3wan3is =&ubeliGeine. 9a fired.
te0ottin' 6ano abnebrenb Dor, inbem
er tpoblwonenben Sones rief: % bite,
lieber Giirit, bite Bon Mrmen nebme
i'd srunbidblid ni6tsl"
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Gin Sprann.

Sntenbont: rWie, sic pollen fdon
penfionirt peroen2"
Wulifer: rSoDobl Serr Sntsnbont.
Sd 5laIe bereits rs Sabre an Der Sa.
pele bier!"
Sntenbant (unwiaig): .Nun ia, oa
blaien Die 0er,en ibrs 25 Sabre i'm
9anbumbreben berunter rhb bann noIs
len Iie 0lei6 penfonirt perben!"
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2mtfleuS Mrniea.salbe.

Die bette Salbe Der @clt fir Sdnitte,
auctfdun9en, @ef6pire. Gieber- unb Saut.
Nusfdlng, 8ledte, 9efpruagene Sdnbs, Grpit.
bedlen unb alle SautfranfDeiteu turirt Sd.
mortbotSen oSer feline 8esablung. @nllise
Satisfattion garantirt oOer bas @cIo mirb
auriiderfattct. 90 Gents BE Gda1teI. 9um
8erfauf IN allen &potle'en. Greib, 3bomb.
fon g. Co., @boleiaIe.
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9 @nelI gefaBt.

@,ebeu Sic liG feline Wlibe, 6err
Baron. mid geliiliet es bur6aus ni9t
nad Der @bre, SIR S6wieserbater su
merosn. Sbre oerangirten BerbdItnille
ltub mir gu Genou befannt.
Ob, bann leiben sic mir wenig.
Hens bunbert Marf !
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@erf1nnIifle E 1rnne.

Ntaler gu elmer 9ame]: ,9luu,
meir 6rdulein. pie ntiniden sic qes
malt gu lperoen? aebnlib ober fd6n2"
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- Waperifs Yanf besablt 4
Pro5ent 3inien fir 3eit. Sepofitsn.
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Sa fireiten fiG bic 2eute tpobl,
gDas gut lei unb mas fdle6t,
Sa rebet man biel 8le9 unb GobI.
tI,,N L

Sd iag's @ud. tpds bic bette 1T,
Won olleu Nr8enei'n,
gs iit-bo6 baB mans uiht bergiBt,- :
Samaritan Nervine -
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Sin 9ams. In bem es inuft.

unier aerper 1T nit etnem Wpbubaus persli6en nor
hen. Gr Bat bduiis elm 3immer, in rem es mutt =
ser Masen. Ben bem unbetmIieen Sput, gerbau.
unssi6md6e, peri6eu6t, Ftebt hie 9erbaauns une
peisert it'd suridsufebren. gBa5 Tam rem 3auber 10
Zen, mas ben Gann tre@en, Ter auf ben unsladli6eu
SrSanen ruHt2 gBir antipprteu rbne 36sern; Scletz
ters asen 9ttterS, unb mir nb u pieer antmort be-
red1ttst hurG biz restrten 3eusnifie epn Mprtaher
pdbrenh zines mebr ala Zen brtttsn 1beil eneS Sa9r
buubert& amfaiienhen 3eitraumes. Der Gebrau6 eei
0ttiers, in rsene pler 9baie nes 9eihens beapuner
unn beharrli6 fpriaeieet ptrn in elmer heren, mid
gIoitieiat ber aaennerpen wieber her, erneert unt
retniat bic aus eem 3elensepebe erinsenten Sdfte,
peld1e bic 9ahrung rerbauen belfen, treibt bic Gaa
aus fem Masen uur bem Dilute nnt iereert nie regel
Malaria, @errpiitdt, 3beumatiSmuS unb Reuralsie
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: Sn ben amiliten 2reiien ct. Ye-
curIirt bas @eriidt 5ab &oiz
fer Wilbelm, Der tlirfiiGe Sultan unb
Der G0nig bon S6weben ben biesidbri'
gen rufiil6en 3ruppen Wan6uern in
Grasnoe.Selo beitpobnen tptrben.
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Sic Mbih1Bmma

oes gigentbumstperibes fir 5teuers
amede in unlerem Staate fiir bas Sabr
1889 bat foIgenbes GeIuItat ergebeu:
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Sic
Wodentlide 6reie 9'reiie fit seras
erf6eint
ieoea Qommerfag
unb foItet
$3.50 fit baS Sabr pbcr $1.25 fir
6 Wunate TT Vpramsbesablnna.
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Die
sdslide 6reie Yreiie fir seras
eri9eint
mit ausna9me oss Somalaas
unb foftet
$1,000 fir Sas Sabr pbcr $3.50
fiir 8 Wtpmatc.
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(6ortfebuns folgt J
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01
Will Celebrate.

The H,bernians of st. Paul will cele-
brate the coming seventeenth of March
on grand scale and preparations to that
end are now we'll under way. Mime
apolis brothers. including the Hiber.
MAN Rifles. will attend in large num-
bers; also the Saltwater contingent, than
whom there are no finer in the state,
will grace the st. Paul procession, for
the first time displaying their grand
new flags and banners. In fact we are
assured that Saltwater will come over
five hundred strong. Hastings will be
IN line, as we'll as all Irish societies In st.
Paul and all sympathizers of Parnell,
Gladstone and Home Rule in the Sanity
Cl,y will turn out on this occasion, it
being an exclusively Home Rule cele-
bration, which promises to be the big
gest of the kind ever seen in the North
west. Vive la Parnell
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01

II. = said Terencs. I. Ne win get it melt
ed and made into money 3
!. What q flne present TO give to mo-
ther, = said Michael.
The snow began to fly thick and fast,
and they replaced the yellow stone in
the snow.
On Christmas morning what was their
mothers surprise to see the table piled
up with bright shining pieces of gold.
They could we'll afford to move far
ther on towards the West. After doing
so they had a large house erected for
them. Michael no longer worked. But
their father, wishing to employ his idle
hours, worked on. In a few years he
went with his son to California. as
Michael was now senator in Congress.
Michael was very good to his poor re
lations in Ireland. MANY dollars were
sent to them through his generous
hand. But never was he satisfied until
he went back to his dear old home. to
the scenes of his childhood. His sister
went with him, but she never returned,
having died after lingering illness,
He therefore went home alone. but
never recovered from the shock.
Roxbury, Mass. ANNIE w. ARTHUR.
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01

receiving orders for his hDuss here last
week. Denis is one ofthe best looking
fellows on the road, and back OF all that
he is a gentleman.
Attorney John J. McHale, Of Mime
apolis, will address the people Of Wayerly
on ST. Patrick g day. Mr.. McHale is no
stranger in this city, having resided here
for some time, and we can assure him
that his presence here on that day will
be appreciated by all orr citizens.
Every body appears to be Interested in
the St. Patrick's day celebration, and
there is every indication that it will be
the biggest affair ever seen in this town.
The orators are men whose reputation as
speakers are known throughout the
state, and they will be greeted BY an
audience that will appreciate every word
said. Father 0 German will preach the
sermon on the occasion, and Mr.. O Brien,
of Saltwater. and Attorney job, j. Nc
Hale, of Minneapolis, will do credit to
the Irish cause with pointed periods and
elocution galore. Waverly is the only
town in the county that will celebrate
St. Patrick's day, and the committee in
charge and citizens generally extend q
cordial invitation to sister towns to come
to our city and take part with us in
doing honor to st. Patrick. MAC.
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01

but selsqnsnt addresses we're made By
tho Hs#ernor, Mayor, A'd. 8ant,orn,
Aid. Sullivan and ID. r. Noyss. Alter
The speet hmakng al adjourned to an
1mmense tent on the bank of the river
where foe lunch was served. The
return trip was made at lively rate
without the slightest mishap, and the
electric cars are now running from
S ,ni,h Park to the banks of the Missis-
sippi, o distance OF six miles. The trip is
made in thirty five M nntes: The city
OF ST.. Paul should be thankful to Arch
bishop Ireland and Thos. Cochran, the
prom sters of the first electric street car
line in the ci y.
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01

THE taxpayers Of Boston are kicking
vigorously against the way the board Of
police commissioner is handling things
there. The chairman Of the board re-
ceives 81 500 year while the other
members receive $4,000 each. They are
not satisfied with this salary and have
petitioned the legislature for an increase
Of $1,000. The expenses of the police
department. last year amounted to
81. 10000, but while the city had con
troll Of the police the yearly expenses
never exceeded $3.50, 600. Here is some
food for thought for the advocates Of a
police commission system in our CITY.
Wipe out the CONCERN as so0n as pos
sible and put the police in the hands Of
the people.
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01
Duluth.

Special Correspondence OF the Irish Standard
Father Corbett is in Minneapolis.
M. s. Burrows has left for Chicago
and New YORK for the purpose of laying
in stock Of spring and summer goods.
Edward Dryer was presented on his
wedding day with gold headed cane
from Michaud Bros, OF the Merchants
hotel, and with a handsome marble clock
by his brother officers ON the police
force.
Thomas Bowling, the aged father oil
John Bowling, the livery man, died last
Sunday afternoon. He was one OF the
old settlers in the West End, The re.
mains were sent to South Bend, Wis,
for interment.
There WIS very large attendance as
usual at the meeting of the Father
Mathew Total Abst hence society. The
prog: ANNE consisted of a short address
by he Ri hop, piano solo, reading by
Mrs, Dr.. P aelan, an essay on the Cru.
sades by ]. G. Hessian, song (duet), by
Misses Laux and Reddy, reading by Miss
Poirier, recitation by j. T. Dunphy, vo-
cal quartette by Messrs. Webber and
Arimond and Misses Laux and Farrell
The great success of the societyls mainly
due to the part taken by the ladies' both
young and old. In recognition of thei,
services they have been made eligible &c
membership. Let all the Temperance
societies in the state admit the ladies tc
membership AMI there will be more
fl ,urishing societies, more jealous mem.
bers, and fever broken pledges.