The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-11-08

head on concrete q oor thirty feet be-
low and dashing his bralns out.
%s Patrick e. Nagle, Of Minneapo Oils, has
been appointed medical examiner "a the
pension bureau at Washington at a
salary OF $l 500, Dr.N agile isan Irish
American, who stands high IN his pro-
fession. {. @ ii X Ssf5$ 38s5s s 5a
| "A successful fair was lately held in
Faribaalt under the auspices of the
CONGREGATION Of ST. Francis church,
The young ladies were Instrumental ia
ii, making it financial success, the net
amount realized aggfegating $1,000, .5@
Mrs. Michael Davis, Of Franklin,
Wright county, died recently after a
brief illness, at the age Of SO. She
settled on the place whore she died,
with her husband, some. 30sYears ago
and endured all the hardships and pris
vations incident to early pioreer life.
She leaves an inyalid husband, who has
been confined to the bed most OF the
time for five years, three sons and three
daughters to mourn her loss
Secretary Hewitt, of the state board
Of health, made his biennial report to
the board at the meeting held In St.
Paul recently. When the board was or
ganized in 1885 there were only fifteen
boards Of health ia the 81 cities Of the
state. while now there are boards in
every city, in all but two Of the 199 vii
lages, and in 1903 out Of the 1907
townships Of the state. On the pointof
leprosy it was shown that there are 10
cases in the state. The Youngest is a
man % years old; the eldest man "a
years old, who has mad the disease seven
years, and is reported in good health
otherwise. In no case has the disease
proved hereditary. n II u. Ell. "A. 7.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Zardettis, Of St.
Cloud, has announced the foil wing ar
pointments: Examiners of clergy, Rt.
Rev. Abbot Bernhard, (morals and
llturgy); Very Rev. Father Bauer,
(dogmatic and scr!pturel; Rev. Father
Nagle. Council Of BaItimore). Rev,
Father Nagle was also appointed deacon
of all the Polander congregations of the
diocese, Rev. Father Valentine has
been assigned the duty ofsvlsiting the
various districts in which Sisters of O.
S. B. are employed, Rev. Father Richter
succeeds Rsv. Father Bauer as rector
Of the Pro Cathedral, and the latter
will now devote all Of his time to
diocesan work. 5l n & ss
ss Mrs. Mary McG Ginnis. relict OF the late
John cGinnis. Of Erin, Rice county,
died recently In the 8Oth year Of her age.
Sne was a native Of Westmaath and
iem1grated to this country in 1857. After
residing ID Mastac achusetts for ten years
she came with her husband to Mime
sofa. They bought a farm in Rice
county and lived upon it till the death
Of Mr.. McGlnnis eight year ago when
the widow went to live with her son
Michael. The remains were brought to
Shieldsville, followed by q large con.
course Of neighbors and friends, where
Rev. Father Slevin held funeral serv-
ices, after which the body was inferred
id the cemetery at that place. Mrs.
EM cGlnnis, says the 3 ribanlE Pilot, was
a kind. good hearted woman, q deYout
membe- of the Catholic Church and
passed to her eternal reward fortified by
the con solations of its sacraments.
s# Il The Austin Dem ocrat says: "a man
calling himself Patrick Welch, who
claimed to be an anti q ,atholic neforner,
desecrated the S sbbath bys sinstituting a
foul trade upon the Roman Catholic
Church, ina speech At the opera house
last sunday evening The Protestant
church members turned out ennasse,
except those off the sConRregatio tional and
sEplscopaK churonee. ithoat iscusss
si1lg the It'll 9ht or wron off the RTinciple
sofsp or latho lIeis1n. 81
slll al IMPARTIAL u ude &; are inclined ~
think the slpeech sygas 1lncalIsd for aii(l
!entiralY out off fplac espec iaIlS on this
thu l,lsl anll III s;ll
not tpo st1onglY d1enans
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