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EXCURSION TIcKErs TO INDIANA.-For the
beneht Of citizens Of Indiana who desire to
register and vote at the coming election the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company will sell
excursion tickets from Washington to all points
in Indiana at the rate Of one limited fare for
the round trip. Tickets will be sold July 80
and 81, also October Soand 81, and will be valid
for return passage for fifteen days from date Of
sale.
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OPERA At BAY RpoE.-During the week com
mencing Sunday, July ~, Miss Bettina Padel
ford. supported by Mr.. John Rafael ana Mr.
Edward Webb, will appear in Won suppe',
beautiful opera, The Lovely Galatea No or.
ira charge TO holders Of excursion tickets.
Round-trip faro only 81.
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We the underlined Banks aud Bankers tGiH pdy oil
JTzSS drdUa the LOsiisnnd Sfdte Lotteries tckch
may De prcsSatSd at counters.
X. VI. WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana Nat. Bank
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres State National Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans National Bank.
CAkL kOHN, Pres Union National Bank.
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Is human life Of raluef Uyou think so sign the
petition in todays STAR against the Atkinson
bill.
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LIST OF PRIZE!

T1s. At po.F; ssss H:vs'
LIST OF PRIZES.
PRIZE OF 100000 is. 1900 900
PRIZE OF 10000 is............... 100. 900
pnIzs OF $4,000 is................ 10000
!: PKIzLs OF 10000 are .....:..... 10000
% P PkizEs 81 81 iS 200 ARE are sS.SSo
Zoo FINES FkzEs OF OF S9 are 1850 SSSS
oOO PklLLS OF 2OO are 100. 600
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Prizes Of $500 sre................... SO. 600
100 100 t rTzss 81 s99 ARE 399 S99
TERMINAL PRIZES.
300 Prizes Of 100 are..............., $4,000
$50 Prizes Of 100 are....................- $4,000
3.I34 Prizes. amounting 81 o54. 500
NoTE.1ickets drawing Capital Prizes are not en-
AGENTS WANTED.
desired write esby the undersigned clearly stat
NanSsr More rapid return mail dewey viii be ~,
sued By your inelosing an envelope bearing full
kddTess -
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b. all E1press Companies, New York Exchange Draft
81 P0sta. Note.
Address Registered Letters containing currency 70
SEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans La.
.RFMEMBER that the payment Of Prisss is GUAR
and the Tickets signed BY the President OF
a. Institution whose chartered rights are recognized
II the highest courts therefore beware OF all imts-
t0Ls Q: 4Ioaymous schemes"
REMEMBER iIaat the present charter of the Louis
cOCKT OF THE UNITED STATES has decided 70
lie CON RACI with the State of Louisiana and part
q the Const.tutlon OF the state. DOES NOT EXPfRE
The Legislature Of Louisiana which adjourned on
the l0th OF July Of this year. has ordered an AMEND
Hi4tted 10 the peOpe election 1892 WHICH will
carry the ehsr.er Of TIE LOUISIANA sIATk LOT
~, C9 2 ~ 1n e Shs IeAr SISEIEEN HUN
2,IS. 9.4.I. II. 20. a.0l.. GI2.I5,2 u. Is
These figures are the numbers OF the aphabe. which
spen out the name Of tie VERY HIGHEST GRADE
SPRING WHEAT PATENT FLOUR
Manufactured In the world, the Justly Celebrated
BRIDAL VEIL ELoUa
And for sale by the following Firxtclass Grocers,
CHARLES l. KELLOGG. Masonic Temple.
W L. ABBOTT, l121 Penlsylv and cor lth
and II sts-
GEORGE KENNEDY 4 SONS 100 = IT. and
1ll6 Connecticut ave-
b. r. BACON, GO Psnnsyivsnia ave
@. G CORNwELL Z SON. l412 Pennsyivanis ave
&. {. BRYAN. l4l3 New York ave.
BEALL Il BAKER. 4s6 Pennsylvznissv&
i. L. WHITE. o35 Louisiana ava
g. r. WATERS. 1912 7thst.
A o. WRIGHT. 1882 l4th st. nv.
BUKCHAKD l. Co. 354 Pennsylyanis ave-
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Incorporated by the Legislature for Educational ard
Charitable purposes. its franchise made part of the
present state Constitution in 1879 by overwhem-
Ing popular vote, and
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KEEp Youn HOUSES Cool
cas- RANGES GAS OyEN8.
Ecs. Macs. Lowest Pricea
LAMPS banquet
Gas. Combinat alton and Electric Chandeiiers Good
NUrAmanship Manufacturer prices SCHULTZ
GAS fIX1URE AND AHT METAL Co. II. G. WAkD.
Manager. lSlo 81 nv. bun Builaing. jyl-lm
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAW

GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
At the Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
TUESDAY. AUGUST IL. 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000.
10000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves,
slO; Quarters, 50; Tenths. 81; Twentieths. 81.
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Charminsiy situated: mexcciied water view !;
spacious grounds exoensnt opportunities for boating
driving and fshine Open june %. Rates s2-5os
day: eIo to el5 week L p WALKER co, pro
prietors W A. walker. Manager; u. L Banks, late Of
Adams House. Boston. Steward. m3o-eo2m
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Address Registered Letters containing currency 10
SEM ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, Ia.
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USrnEcEDESrED ATTRACTION.
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
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LADIES' GOODS.
ERoNTs! FRoyTs,, FRoNrsim
Il Always in order by plain combng
MILE NJ J. PRANDrs
1879 81. n. w.. Mrs HAIrisOnsl
Importer Of
Fine French HAIR GoodAL
Hairdressing.
1y22-lms ShAmpooing
IHRENcH DYEING. SECURING AND DkY oIEAH-
- ING EsIABLlsHMsSr. loo New York ave.
First-class ladies' AID Gents work Of every descrl
ton. Plush, Velvet and kvenny Dresses ANTON
AND CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer
ard MaIsOn lriese. Paris. Sszl
A NTON FIsCHEk's DRY CLEANING RsTAB-
"A LloHMENE AND DlE WORKS, 100 y ST. ". ".
Ladies' aud Gents Garments II all kinds cleaned aud
Dyed without be ng ripped Lkdi.r Evening Dresses
q specially Thirty I'VE years experience Prices mod
,ra.e Goods called for and delivered slf
A LL-wooL GARMENTS, MADE UP OR RIPPED.
A FISCHER
sl4 900 q 81. nv.
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.

SPRINGS AND BATHS.
bedford MINERAL SPRINGS
ID BEDFORD, PENNA.
In the Allegheny Mountains Scenery unsurpassed.
As curative agent the water has equal. All amuse
ments Hotel enlarged improved and newly fur
nished. Open till October.
iyl-52t L D. DoTY. Manager.
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS HoTEL-EXCELLENT
~ Board and Rooms hne chslybeate spring; close 10
mountains, railroad station and telegram Office.
Terms. Per week. O.. 50 to SO; per month, e25 to
S35. Address A. r. MoIN1URFf, strssburg, Va.
THE GRAND HOTEL FAUQUIER WHITE SUI
Il Phur Springs. Va. near wairenton, via Virginia
Midland X. X Information, circulars and plan of
rooms at Hotel Arno. Washington DC. Terms mod
crate jels-wGs3m
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BY ordinary letter. containing Money Order issued
b all EXpress Companies, New York kxchansa Drsf
CT P0sta. Note.
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01
The Bijou.

A play full Of stage realism will be
the attraction at the, R,jou next week,
when Zone Of the Bravtst" will be
seen. The story deals with Larry
Howard" q member Of the New York
hre department., who is the hero of the
play. aud the scenes show some of New
FORKS most interesting localities, in
GLIDING genuine Chinese opium joint.
the docks and bay Of New York. with
the statue Of Liberty in the distance, a
steamboat explosion, while the greatest
effect Of all is the introduction of q
genuine steam fire engine and horses in
the second act-one Of the most thrill
ing fire scenes ever attempted on the
stage, the same life saving apparatus
now in use in New York being used,
and the whole forming stage picture
at once most thrilling and interesting.
Charles Mccarthy, as the star, is ably
assisted by the greatest OF all Irish
comedians. VIM. Cronin, and and ex
cellent company, and the era of stage
realisms has found full sway in ''One
of the Bravest," which has not a dull
moment in it from the rise to the tall
Of the curtain, and should pack the
Bjjou the entire week.
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01
Market Report.

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. Is.
WHEAr-No. hard was steady. closing at
No northern rs bid for cash.
. CoRN-Light sales; 23@2lc. according to con-
FLouR-Minneapoli patents. in sacks. to local
dealers, $500; for shipment in sacks, car
lots, 81 50@4 20; in barrels "a 7094 80; delivered
at New England points, IS 40@5 SO; at New York
points. 5sG15 20; rye flour. pure, nominal. at
81 75@2 per lL0 his.
BRAN--Held at SIS 00a6 80.
SHoRTs-Bulk, 81 OOa7 25.
OATs-NO white selling at 2)a2lc ON track
The range of sample sales is from 1927 cot.
RYr-Nominal at 35@4Oc for Nos 2 and 8.
BARLEY Quiet at from B9Sjc for Nos, 2and
= fIAx-Ouoted at 81 IS Timothy, 1 Is.
BUTrER-ln Job lots: Fancy creamery, 2O@22c
extra frsts, A@l5; dairy, fancy, A11bc; dairy;
seconds, 10@13c; dairy. thirds. 899c; packing
stock, 6@3c: grease. 4@5c.
Eaas Strictly fresh, 13a14c .
CHEEsE- Fancy full cream. 0@11c: fne full
cream, 1850; part akims. 4@6c. s99##55
POrArDES -25 SOC. d j. sgSzs83 sE ssss III
DREssEo MEATS Pork. 811za4 per ID; veal. "a
H It'd s. Green sailed. 5as: Sheer pelts,
25a1 90. a2 . 4s3s sS,,
turkeys lOal2per II. Spring chickens las per lb
| WooL-Unwashed, l5alsc per lb:, 2laz tol
sONrDas- s8oai Oc per bn.
| BEANs-l Fancy aayy per e j bn, ]. l.7sas oO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s % 5psr IoQ
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01

John r. Pickett has deserted the Kan
sas CITY team. and signed a three years.
contract as intielder Of the Philadelphia
Players' League Club. AS the former
paid st. Paul 1900 for this player last
July. and has hardly played him at all,
owing to an injured shoulder, Pickett's
desertion smacks of ingratitude.
Manager Mutrie, Of the New Y ork
league club, Tuesday announced the
names of his new PLAYERS. The most
prominent of the members are: Pat
Murphy, Mike Welch and Mike TierDan
of last years New York club, Sam
Crane, Jack Farrell and Joe Hornung.
The club sailed for Charleston Thursday
where series of exhibition games will
be played.
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he and Mr.. Lowry will go together in
developing the Meeker Island water
power. This is good news for Mime
apolis.
At the meeting Tuesday afternoon of
the Hennepin county Bar Association
L. F. Menage, Of the Guaranty Loan
building, made direct proposition. Ii
the association would move to that
building he would give it bonus of
s. 500. pay all the expenses of the re.
moval and pay 81 200 year for its
maintenance; and furthermore, the as
ISOLATION could choose the floor it pre-
ferred above the sixth, and have it ar
ranged according to lts own directions.
The situation Of the cigarmakers'
strike was practically unchanged during
the week. One Of the boycotted factor
les is running with small compliment
If men-about three or four-the other
factory is still idle, the werkmen hav
ing been sent hack to Milwaukee by the
union. The various labor organizations
have prosecuted a vigorous boy colt upon
the goods Of the employers It was re-
ported that one Of the bovcotted manu-
facturers had hired man to GO about
the city to ask for his goods.
b The adjourned meeting Of the library
board was held Tuesday. librarian
Putnam was auth rized to expend SIS
600 Tor rev books. Mr.. Putnam will go
East ID q few weeks for the purpose of
making the desired purchases. At pre-.
sent the library is short on the standard
publ atlons OF 1889. It is also roposed
Eto purchase q sufficient duDiic cate ma
IterIaL of the best English flction !, 80 that
)tle patx ans sofs the library may nave no
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01
A. O. Il. Notes.

Division No. of Anuka, we under
stand, have in view an entertainment
for the near future A large number of
invitations will be issued Iotonly to
members of the Order but to outside
friends as we'll, and there can be no
question but what the event will be
made most pleasant one by our Anoka
brethren.
M. j. Ryan, financial secretary of
Division No. l, Anoka, was visitor to
Minneapolis on Sunday last, and at
tended a lue-t,,,. here.
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01
Killed On the Track.

Peter ROSCOE, a farmer, was run over
and instantly killed Wednesday even
ing, shortly after 5 o'clock, on the
$500" railroad about half a mile this
side of Bass lake and 10 miles out from
the city. The engine which ran over
east on the Minneapolis and Pacific d.
vision Of the 800" Rascob, was seen
Wednesday by friends in Plymouth.
of whom he bought some fish in the af-
ternoon. preparatory to leaving to walk
home to bis farm short distance out
of town. After leaving them he did not
go directly home but stopped at the
Plymouth saloon where he made a pro.
tracted stay. He is supposed to have
been intoxicated when.he started for
home. The engineer. coming around a
curve at high rate of speed, saw the
body lying between the rails at the
crossing just ahead, but 1t was so close
to the track that he did not recognize
what it was in time to stop.
/ u0 UOuy was AO4A4Oly AA0usslOus OAAy
the lower limbs enclosed in blue over
alls being preserved in any form. The
remains were in part picked up in
basket and the remainder stretched
upon a board, where they were ldentifi ID
BY acquaintance from Plymouth.
Special Agent Frank Hatch went out
from Minneapolis with an engine and
brought the remains in, turning them
over to Connolly morgue to be prepared
for interment. Coroner Towers made
an examination at the depot Thursday.
at IL O'Clock members of Rascob's
family called at the, morgue to claim
their dead. The deceased was about SO
years Of age and leaves 9 wife and seven
children.
It was at first suspected that Rascob
was sandbagged and robbed and his
body placed on the track. His watch
and some money were found on his per
son, however.
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01

pital early Thursday morning from in
juries received by being run over while
coupling cars on the Manitoba road at
the Minnesota Transfer on Wednesday
evening. The testimony showed that
O'Brien had slipped and fallen under
the cars, and that the wheels Of the
cars had passed over both legs. The
jury returned verdict that the de-
ceased came to his death through the
injuries received and that the accident
was unavoidable. The funeral was
held this morning from the family resi-
dence, corner Polk and Summer streets
northeast, the remains being taken
to the Church of st. Anthony of
Padua. where requiem mass was cele-
brated for the deceased. The remains
were inferred in the East Side Catholic
cemetery.
Two incipient burglaries were nipped
in the bud by the watchtul eye of the
Minneapolis police Tuesday night. j..
EUW6lu 0OlOcua UOVGCA hAOWA 40
y. Keddv Golden, . waiter at Davidson's
restaurant, and a we'll known character
about town, and Frank Williams. for
merly member Of the famoue David
son gang, were caught by Officers Nor
rlssey and Hicks while attempting to
bnrel .rize z. Rssler's clothing store at
Is First street north. The two toughs
came out Of Kings saloon, and after
seeing that the coast was clsar, broke a
window, when they were Interrupted
and ran, Both denied that they had in
tended to commit burglary or that they
had been near the window. But the
officers had stood IN the shadow across
the street aud saw allof their mannlvr-
ing. The other mln arrested is James
Connolly. who was caught By officer
5Bahan attempting 10 break il at 627
Washington avenue south .s ss
Il is said that the stock olders of the
Turner Building Associa tlon, which Is
ont of pocket over go. 600. through Isa-
|dore Monascll, intend tl,sue the direct
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01
SPORTING NOTES.

Joe Carney and j. Bowman PLAYED a
series of games of Is ball pool at the
Nicollet house, commencing Thursday
night.
The Baltimore MANAGEMENT has
signed First Baseman Powers, of the
San Francisco club.
La Blanche has refused an offer of
$1,000, win or loose, made by Dempsey
to meet the latter in the ring.
z JIMMY keenan, knocked out John
MOnahan near ANNAPOLIS, Md, Tues
day. The fight was for prize Of $500.
Prot. McCleary Tuesday deposited
81 900 for a billiard match to be played
with Jacob Schaeffer for $1,000 side
May next
Luciau Mark Christol and Herman
Smith met in q Graeco. Roman wrest-
ling match in the Olympic theater. st.
Paul, Friday evening.
Dempsey attended meeting OF the
California Athletic club Tuesday night
and offered La Blanche $1,000 to meet
him ia the ring, win or lose.
SIosson defeated Heisser Tuesday
night in the eighth game Of the billiard
tournament in New York. The score
was: Slosson. 500; Heiser. 1872.
The committee Of the American asso-
citation creed upon q schedule at Phlla-
delphia Tuesday, Manager Chapman,
Of Louisville, reserying the right to pre-
sent minority schedule. SD
jim Corbett. Kilrain's recent con
lqueror, was the recipient OF magnif
cent reception at the hands Of bis Sal
francisco friends on his arrival there
One Of his hands is in bad shape.
It is said that Spalding, Of the Chlca
Is league club. has offered Mike Kelly
3 bonus Of SIS 600 to join his team a I1ll
[S5 900 q year for his services. Kelly Y
reported to have said, 81 have gone on 'l
Win the boys and Z 4 stick to them b q,
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01
CITY BRIEFS.

The telephone call Of The IRISH
STANDARD Is 1854.
DR.. II. B. Sweetzer read q paper on
the Evolution Of Medical Sci-nc be.
fore the Brownson Club Thursday even
1 Inc.
A number of aldermen, builders and
architects spent the greater part of the
week in discussing amendments to the
building ordinances.
The council committee on printing
has awarded the contract for printing
the annual report TO Thomas Az Clark.
he being the lowest bidder. Some 800
bound volumes and about 2. 600 in pam
lphlet form will be issued.
G. N. Loring arrived home ct 2:3O p.
~. w ednesday. He left for California
some months ago. Mrs. Loring remain
sed there. Since leaving California Mr..
LOring has visited boston. New York.
Washingt ton and Rochester.
s Next Tuesday evening the Holy Ros.
4 NV Crusaders will hold . musical and
literary entertainment Under their aus
sjISiIoes in the hall under Holy Rosary
a{kurch. a good program has been pre-
Il and IN en- oyable evening IS as-
NJ \ NINA tos alls NO sttenel. 5ss:.1
Is Be ~ 81
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PROBATE NOTICE.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Henne
- pin. Probate Court.
In the matter Of proving the alleged last will
and testament ot MARGARET Brophy. deceased:
Hennepin and State Of Minnesota has delivered
to the Probate Court of the County of Henne-
pin. an lnstrumentin writing. purporting to be
the last Will and Testament Of Margaret Brnphy
lat OF said County deceased. and filed there with
the said instrument may be prov. proved and ae-
airy be g, anted thereon to said petitioner.
It is ordered, That said petition be heard and
special term of this Court. to be held at the
Court House ia the City of Minneapolis. in said
Comfy, on Monday. the oath day of March.
1890. at 10 O'Clock in the fornoop,when all per-
sons Interested may apper for or contest the pro-
bate of it; and that notice OF such hearing be
given to all persons interested. by publishing
this order q in each week f.,r three successive
weeks prior to said dav of hearing ia The Irish
Standard, q newspaper printed and published
in said County.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 9th day Of February,
1890
By the Court: f. Won sCHLEGELL.
Judge of Probate. 4.
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01
SUMMONS.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Henne-
y pin }ss.
The State of Minnesota to e. L. Holmes, defen-
dan;.
You are hereby summoned to be and appear
before the undersigned, one of the Justices Of
the P eace in AMI for said county. on the 28th
day of March. 1890 at9 O'clock in the forenoon at
my office in the city of Minneapolis, in said coun-
Should you fail to appear at the time aud place
aforesaid. Judgment will be rendered against
YOU upon the evidence adduced by said =. P.
Owam, for such sum as be shall show himself
entitled to.
Given under my hand this 24th day of February,
A. D. 1890.
!, g. s. GRIMES,
Justice OF the Peace
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01
MIN = C)LIS
THE / 4 TH | { !. | / 8
The Grand.

Gilbert and Snllivan's new and sue
cessful operetta The Gondoliers'' will
remain at the Grand during the first
hall OF. next week, and will be followed
by the Arthur Rehan Comedy Company
in the Lottery Of Love. on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday nights and Satur
day matinee.
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01

IT you need ANYTHING in the line of
lob printing leave your orders with the
Irish Standard Job Printing com
panY.
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01

Iors and officers Of the association fol
neglect Of duty, and compel them to
make good the amount. Whether this
Lean be done or not depends upon the
Particles Of Incorporation and the law
under which the asso citation was incor-
porated. Such proceedings have fire.
IQuentiy been taken in similar cases, as
was the case ID Hudson not long ago,
where the stockholders Of a Building
aud Loan Association sued the officers
and directors for the money stolen by
the treasurer, aud received a Judgment,
the court holding that the officers were
responsible because it was their duty to
look after and protect the interests Of
the stockholders. II similar proceed
ings are taken in the M0nasch case,
lively times may be expected. at pre-
sent Monasch's private and outside
creditors are better off than the mem
lbers of the association, for Mona sch
put some Of his money into a Autograph
plant, which partially secures them.
But if the remaining officers can be
compelled to make Monasch's defalca-
ton good, then the stockholders will
feel better, even if the officers do not
relish the idea.
81 Mrs. Louise Paine, the police matron.
submitted the following annual report
Monday She as umed her duties on
Feb. ~. 1889, and has been in service
exactly one year. The following gives
the number of inmates for the year and
the causes Of their arrest: For dlsor-
derby conduct. 20; intoxicati0n. 100;
abusive language. 6; fornication; IS; in
6; larceny, s; vagrancy, 4;
assault and battery, 8; adultry, 8; found
In houses of Ill fame. 70: keeping houses
Dt i'll fame, q; common prostitutes, 81;
violating liquor law, 2; wilful destruc
lion of property, /; fast driving, 1; total.
1873. Out of the 1888, 129 paid their anes.
L2S were committed to the workhouse,
II taken to the House of the Good
2 were sent to the Ref orm
School, taken to Bethany Home, As
lad sentences suspended, 40 were dis
charged, 6 forfeited their bail, and
we're sent to the CITY hospital. Tns
natron has also had II insane people to
ARE for. and 81 lost children. Mrs.
Paine is pronounced In her condemna-
ion of the workhouse as refOrmatorv
She thinks an institution
Ike the House Of the Good Shepherd,
My on larger scale, would accomplish
much good. and she refers TO the case
# Maggie Moyle, hardened character
hat had been sent to the workhouse
erm after term. Finally she asked to
70 sent somewhere else. She was sent
o the House Of the Good Shepherd and
$ now leading an honest life, keeping
lOuse for her brother in Montana.
The Irish standard., 1890-03-01

No matter what Catholic writer's or
Catholic journals may say on the public
school question, there are some who,
though they know otherwise, still main
tain that the Catholics are the enemies
of the public schools and are doing all
they can to DESTROY them. Our learned
and esteemed townsman, Roger Vall,
in letter on this subject. the pith OF
which appeared in last TUESDAYS Globe,
shows very clearly the position the
Catholics hold on the school question.
He quotes from the Catholic congress
recently held in the East to show that
the Catholics are far from being the
enemies of the public schools; that they
do not want division of the school
funds, and that thev never asked for it.
This is the correct position Of the
Catholics IN America on this much
talked-of question. If those who are
sending out such false reports would
consider what they are doing and how
foolish they appear in such role they
would soon fnd other amusement else.
vhoro