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The Irish standard., 1890-09-20
Hastings.


Special correspondence to The Irish Standard.
Miss Mary Conn ors went up to Mime
apolis on business.
Miss Rose Meloy returned from hel
trip to Salt Lake City.
Mrs. r. N. Smith is on visit with
friends in Durand, WIS.
Mr.. Frank Newell, of Morris, spent 8
few days with friends here.
Miss Lizzie FoYler spent two weeks
with friends in Minneapolis.
Miss Josie Dean returned from her
visit with friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. NJ AIRY Mullaney spent a week in
Minneapolis on visit with her sister,
Mrs. Michael Linnahan.
Mr.. Philip j. Carolan left for Mime.
apolis to work in the civil engineers
Office Of the Milwaukee road.
Mrs James Cavanaugh and little aon
returned from her visit with her sister
Mrs. J 3hn Reyes, 81 North MINI espo'lEiils ,
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20
MONTGOMERY.

Special correspondence to the Irish Standard
G. T.. Marx returned from Shakope
Monday.
J. +. Baumwall, of Waseca, oalle
Tuesday,
Miss Reagan, of St. Thomas is visitin,
Mrs, Peter Paul.
Miss Josephine Haggerty has returned
to her home in Shieldsville.
| John Krenik, ORR Cyclone twirler, i
rusticating in st. Paul.
Joseph Raohac was looking over tn
political potpourri here Tuesday.
T. w. Sheehy, of st. Paul, came dow,
Monday, returning Tuesday evening.
J. l.. Murphy and Will Sheehy drove
to New Prague Sunday to take in tht
ball game.
MIR. O. r. Brandt, of st. Paul, will
hold down the principalship OF our higt
school the com ng season.
The local division Of the A. O. FL. held
a regular meeting Sunday. 1t was de-
cided to give ball on October 18th.
M. ). Cannon will teach in the ST.
Henry district this winter. We will miss
our famous oinch player very much.
P. d. Smith and family will shortl,
remove to O'Casta, Wash. The vel
wishes OF their many friends will accom-
pany them.
Frank Lathman's smiling "phiz'
beamed upon us Tuesday. Frank re.
presents Lindeke, Warner B. Shurmeiel
and is ever welcome here.
Jacob Gish was here Sunday. "Jaka'
is very afable young man and he will
fulfill his friends most hearty expecta-
tons by 8 large majority. H. is a can
didate for clerk of the district court and
will be elected.
Neal Kilduff, John Sheehy and J. r
Stratton, all A. Q. II. officers, made 8
flying trip to Waterv1lie Saturday and
there organized new division. II
starts out with flying colors. it's Differed
by good and trne leaders and already
has a membership OF twenty-four noble
sons of Erin.
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20
Seattle, Wash

Special Correspondence to The Irish Standard.
Father Menwese delivered a power
full sermon last Sunday morning on
The Proper Observance Of Sunday
George F. Doherty. who is well known
bv the people OF tine Immaculate Con-
ception church, Minneapolis, is in
Seattle, and is our correspondent.
Mr.. Frank NJ. mckinley. who is we'll
known in Duluth, is in this CITY repre-
senting St. Paul wholesale house. His
friends at Duluth will be pleased to
learn that Frank is doing nicely in his
new field of labor.
Friends of Mr.. Joseph Ryan, for
merly of the New England Furniture
Company, Minneapolis. will be pleased
to hear that he is among Seattle's pro-
minent men. He 1s now manager Of
the largest furniture house in this city.
Ground was broken this week for the
new Catholic school. 1t is to be the
finest parochial school on the coast, and
when finished will have the best teach
ers that can be had. This new enter.
prise will cost from Sis 600 to $40, 600,
and will be credit to the city and the
Catholic people.
Mr.. John Collins, a prominent Catho-
lie of this CITY. was nominated last week
for the Office Of mayor, and we are
pleased to predict his election bv rous-
ing majority. He IS q hard working
man, having climbed from the bottom
to a place of prominence, and would
fill the office with great honor il elected.
The ladies who have in charge the
fair in aid OF the new home IN this city
are hard at work making preparations.
They hope to make large sum tor this
worthy object. The home is now To-
Gated near Grace hospital. but will be
removed this week to the Judge Green
property. recently purchased on Ninth
street. It already has nine inmates,
and the success Of this institution is as
sured
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20
West Superior Waves.

Special Correspondence of the irish Standard.
The new broadway Hotel Will be
opened next week.
EV. Munday is falling rapidly. 1t
is thought that he cannot long survive.
A laborer in the steel plant was seri-
ously injured while at work last Mor
day morning. 1t is feared his inju a
WILL prove fatal
Charles Smith, the well known law
yer Of River Falls. Wis, has joined tb'
law Brm Of Ross s. Dryer of this place.
! ard is arranging to come here at an
early day. a ",
The Democrats are beginniAg to put
ON their armor again. But wi, e is the
use? Gov. Hoard's forces will have
clear walkaway, and all chs talk about
the school question tends only to add
strength to the enemy.
The new pews are being placed in
Sacred Heart church. This will afford
additional seating accommodation to
at least 200 The congregation is grow
inc so rapidly Chat 1T is thought q new
church edifice muet soon be erected to
accommodate 1t.
Grant & Noonan, Of Winona, are
rushing work on several large contracts
here. 1t is couaical to observe che ex-
preston Of entire satisfaction which
PLAYS over MIR. Noonap's countenance
as he gaZes upon the N. I. Block, the
contract for Che erection OF which he
lost by having bid upon at about it's
actual cost. and lost, Mcleod & Camp"
bell getting it at price much less than
it's actu al cost. Grant Sc Noonan have
worked here before, and know the diff.
ficulties TO be met with. and of course
gauge their bids accor dinghy,
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20

+ Mrs. Anthony McGui9gan and child
rem, of Delayan. is here on a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Nc
Dermott, Of Ravenna.
Mr.. Charlie Meloy and little son re-
turned to Shullsburg. Wis, after q
pleasant visit here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs ] G. Meloy.
Married, in this city, Mr.. James Nc.
Laughlin and Miss Margaret Clark, ct
the Church of the Guardian Angels, the
Rev. j. A. Fitzgerald performing the
ceremony. A brother and sister of the
groom assisted them. The young couple
are held in high esteem by their many
friends who extend to them their sincere
congratulations in their journey through
life. A reception was held at the
home of the bride and the presents were
many and costly.
Mr.. J. J. Kevelin and family, Thos
Carney and family and John F. Kenney
of Minneapolis, we're down last week t.
the funeral of Miss Mary j. Kenney
who died on Sunday at her home il
Denmark of dropsy of the heart. aged q
years. She was most estimable young
lady and left host of friends who ex
tend their sympathy to her bereavee
mother and relatives. The funeral wa
held from the Church of the Guardian
! Angels and the body was laid to rest il
the new cemetery, the Rev. J. A. Fitz'
gerald officiating. May her soul rest ii
neace. L. B.
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20

Miss Virginia Payant, Of Faribault, is
in the city visiting the family OF her
sister, Mrs. Lemay.
O. W. Baldwin. one of the able young
attorneys of st. Cloud, asin attendance
at the district court here, and woa
heavy suit against the Eastern Mime
sofa Railway company.
James F. Dacey, of the Gogebic Iron
Works, is able TO be around again.
About ten days ago his horse ran away
and threw Mr.. Dacey out of his buggy.
He fell on his head and face, receiving
very severe injuries.
The North western Witness made it's
initial appearance last week. The Lake
Superior Catholic has been purchased
and will be known hereafter under the
above title. Jacob Laux, we'll and
fa7orably known here, is the business
manager, and DR.. Thomas O'Hagan,
lately of Ottawa, Dat, is editor. With
two men so eminently fitted for .thei,
respective duties, the Northwestern
Witness cannot fail to take prominent
place among the leading Catholic jour
nails of the country. It should be found
in every Catholic home in the diocese Of
Duluth and in neighboring towns. Able
and fearless Catholic ournals are the
bulwarks of the Church.
The two hundred and fifty-second an
niversary of the first settlement of the
Swedes in America was celebrated here
in great style. About one thousand men
and one hundr ed carriages moved in
procession. The march was enlivened
by the martial strains Of three bands Of
music. In the evening program con-
sisting of vocal and instrumental music
and speeches We're given at the opera
house. Hundreds were turned away
from want of room. The banker gov.
ernor was present. of course, to "malfe
hay while the sun shines" He WAS one
of the speakers of the evening, and in
dulged in the usual platitudes Of poll
ticiaus after votes. Mr. Merriam was
followed by Professor Carlson, of G. A
College, st. Peter, who spoke in the
Swedish language, and for three. quarters
OF an hour roasted the governor and his
political methods. Mr. Merriam smiled
approval all The while, and joined in tbs
applause, believing OF course that he
was receiving we'll deserved eulogy.
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20

81 CARROLL DEFEATS BOWEN
he Knocks Him Ont IN Twenty -une Bounds
8s5# 4 at New Orleans. 81

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The great lightweight battle between
Andy Bowen, q New Orleans aspirant
for lightweight championship honors,
and Jimmie Carroll, of San Francisco,
who was some months ago beaten in
Frisco by Jack McAuliffe in ~ rounds.
fought last Tuesday night IN the gym.
naslum OF the Olympic Club. New Or,
leans,
Shortly after Andy Bowen whipped
Billy Myer last May, his managers be-
gan searching for bigger game for him.
Jack McAuliffe was wired, and wired.
but to no avail. Finally Carroll, who
came up to New Orleans to train and
second Robert Fitzsimmons in his fight
with Arthur Upham. consented to meet
Andy, and the match was made at the
lightweight limit for purse Of 50 COO,
50, 500 to the winner and $500 to the
loser. About 8 900 people paid IS aud
So to witness the MILL John pnffy was
chosen referee, and the timers were @.
j, Cousins. Billy Crittenden and NJ. b.
Fitztadden.
Bowen was attended by Arthur Up
ham and jimmy SweenY. Carroll was
seconded by Robert Fitzsimmons and
Doc OConnell. Bowen weighed 1904
pounds, and Carroll 1921. The ring was
pitched on the river sand, with a 30-foot
square enclosure, within which was
marked off as neat 14,foot ring as vas
ever seen. ALI Kennedy. with Billy Myer,
were in attendance at the mill. A St.
Andrews cross was formed at 9 o'clock
p. IN, and good shake marked the
evenings performances at fistoufs.
Bowen crossed over to Carroll to bet
$500, which was promptly accepted, but
the club refused to allow the bet, and
tie matter ended. Capt. Barrett, of the
police, insisted on fve-ounce gloves.
Twenty-one rounds were fought, when
Bow5u went down and failed to come to
time. The fight was given to Carroll.
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20

Miss Charlotte Mary Yopgs, who. a
generation ago, conquered the world Of
sentimental youth with her Heir Red.
clyffe' aud HEARTS ease the pro ceeds
of which she gave to the Cause Of church
missions in New Zealand finds no ex-
emption from work in her 81 active
years, bat is busily engaged on her one
hundred and first book. which is % be q
story Of the time Of Vespasian. When
she has this work INFLICTED she ought
to turn ii aud write 4 work on " oman
Suffrage
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20
Austin.

AuSGlus
Special Correspondence of the irish Standard.
Jim Adams took in the Exposition at
Minneapolis last week.
Miss Ellen Leary, of Moscow, is at
tending school in this city.
Mrs. Nudge and SOD, Hastings, are
visiting at Chicago this week.
Joseph Lamping is around again after
an illness of over six months.
Mrs. Kelly, son and daughter, visited
relatives in Minneapolis last week.
A fine new residence is being ereoteu
on Third stree Frank Adams has the
contract for building it at $4,000.
The work on the public school build
ing is being pushed right to the front.
The brick as high as the second story is
almost all laid. They expect to have it
completed by next January.
Austin has not a boom, but it is grow
ing all the same. Every year fine new
residences are built and each year OK
ceeds the other. The buildings erected
SO far this year amount to over $100, GOO,
A large addition is being built to the
broom factory, making it a very large
and roomy building. This factory turns
out some very good broonas, and is doing
a good business in this city. Mr. Arm
strong will have some of his brooms on
exhibition at the coming fair, giving
everybody chance to see and test them.
Rev. D. @. Sullivan returned after his
visit of about four months in Europe,
last week The many friends that he
has made since he first came to Austin
were very glad TO see him back once
more. Sunday one of the largest con-
gregations since Archbishop Ireland's
visit, came to seq him. He expressed
his joy at being amongst them once
more, and then described his travels.
In his description he used these out
lines 3The change of the people, their
present condition and their future pros
pects.' Father Connelly, who took his
place during his absence, returned to
with the good wishes OF the
many warm friends he made during his
STAY here.
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20
SPORTING NOTES

Herman Long will not be able to play
again this season.
1t is said that cold Sport" Calvin will
be laid aside by the Players.
Minneapolis is in second place again.
bnt only two points behind Kansas City.
The pennant may come to Minneapolis
yet.
Tom Early, Of Boston, has $1,000 to
bet on Slavin ateven money. Honest"
John Kelly. the base ball umpire, is
also backing the Australian.
Ell Rio Rey will race DO more. The
2-year-old champion OF laat year hiss
been sent to California, where he ls to
succe bed his sire, Norfolk, in the stud.
ALI around he was the best 2.year ole
that has ever been in this country, and
if he had kept sound would have been
worthy rival of Salvador.
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20
Duluth.

VI So G-EA# uulUtut
Special Correspondence Of the Irish Standard.
Miss Belle Henry is at school IN st.
Paul
A. J. Miller and wife are on a trip to
Chicago.
Hon. @. ID. Q, Brien, Of St. Paul, was
] III the city last week.
fiss Aaginnis and the Misses Judd ID
have gone to attend ne Sisters academy
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20

The American nation is not in the
habit of getting left. While the Can
ucks were making fuss about Yankee
fishermen taking cod in their waters the
United States fish commission started a
plantation of young cod In Nantucket
shoa Is, and the assurance is given that
in few years we will have there the
best cod fishing grounds in al the seas. :
Perhaps Canada will kick then il Ame-
RIGA does not divide with her. Ii is to
be hoped the Canadian kickers will have
Semlgrated BY that time. 4 I.
The Irish standard., 1890-09-20

8S TIE latest card published Is that
some sof our TOT Insn propose to g.o
into the .mi1 Inas''' business this rear 81
The change fl1ay help some 5off Those
,o n,i Inors c. { y IN s . Ssy;
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-10-23

The City hotel continues to i'm
prove.
If you want bargains call at the
Red store.
Mr. John j. Church is off on a few
weeks vacation.
Children's pants 90 cents at the
Red Store,
Mr.. Geo. Forth has a fine stock of
the latest in the jewelry line.
Mr.. John n. Ross has the contract
&c paint the Madison house.
A nice line of mems boots and
shoes, Ladies' Misses and children's
shoes at the Red Store.
Mr.. John Deneille and Miss Caro-
line Tyrrcll were married last Satur.
day.
A nice assortment of road carts
and wagons can be seen at f. A.
Dwights, 7O2 West stree
The protracted meeting at the
Presbyterian church closed last Sun
day.
A nice line Of ladies and children's
cloaks just received at the Red
Store.
The little Vernon Brothers gave q
pleasant musical entertainment at
Lohmaa's opera house Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-10-23
ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN
TAN SUII.
STATE OF MISSOURI
EnI,NrA nE EnIE- -

~ W "a
COUNTY OF COLE. S.
In the Circuit court of Cole county, Mis-
souri,, December term, lS9p, in vaca-
ton.
The State of Missouri, at the relation
and to the use of Henry j. Dullc, collect
or Of the revenue within and for the
county of Cole and State of Missouri
plaintiff w. tie unknown heirs Of John
CremCr. deceased, defendants.
At tbs day the plaintiff herein,
by his attorney, before the undersigned ,
clerk of said court in vacation, and files
his petition, stating among other things,
that The above named defendants. The
plaintiff alleges that he believes there
are persons interested in the subject
matter of the petition whose namc he
cannot insert because they are unknown
to him and he is unable to describe their
interest, but to the best of his knowledge
it is derived by descent.
Whereupon it is ordered that said de-
fenddnts be notified by publication that
plaintiff has commenced Il suit against
them in this court, the object and general
nature of the petition filed in said suit
being the enforcement Of the lien OF the
State of Missouri against certain real
properly owned by said unknown heirs,
tue following real estate: Northeast
quarter Of northeast quarter of section
81, township II, range II, aud fully de-
scribed in said petition for certain taxes,
interest and cost levied upon said real
property as in said petition fully set forth
! And that unless The said defendants be
aud appear mt this court ut the heNt term
thereof, to be begun and holden at the
court house in the City of jefferson, in
said county, on the first Monday in De-
cember next, and, on or before the sixth
day of said term, answer or plead to the
/ petition in said cause, the same will be
taken as confessed, and Judgment will be
rendered accordingly.
Aud it is further ordered that Il copy
hereof be published in The STATE RE
PUBLICAN, IL newspaper published in said
Cole county for our weeks successfully,
the last insertion to be mt least fifteen
days before the next term Of this court.
W. IL. LUsK, CLERK.
By j. \. DRosTE, ID. c.
STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF COLE. SIS.
Nv. II. Lusk, clerk of the Circuit
court of Cole county, aforesaid, hereby
certify that the above Is a true copy of
the original order of publication, in the
cause therein named as the same appears
in my office.
Witness my hand as clerk and the seal
of said court. Done mt office in the City
OF jefferson, this Sth day Of October,
1890.
TSEAL1 w. IL. LUsK, Clerk,
BY j. A. DRosTE, ID, c..
A, N, HoUGH, attorney Tor plaintiff
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-10-23

Mr.. c. j. Corwin, formerly of this
city, is connected with the Aspin,
Colo, Mail.
One week from next Tuesday and
the anxious candidates will know
their fate.
Mr.. Julius II. C0nratll of this city,
and Miss Lucy Schultz of st. Louis
were married in st. Louis yesterday.
Postmasters are authorized to re-
ccivc subscription for this paper.
We allow them the usual newspaper
commission.
THE REPUBLICAN, is under obliga-
tons to Mr.. w. A. Jacobs. the pop
ular merchant at Usage Bluff, for
favors.
Send us your orders for job printing IL
you want neat and clean WORK AT lo,Y
figures. Call and sec samples and as
certain prices.
Some very fine gravel is being
boated from the Usage for Tie High
street Improvement.
SUDDEN will make you finer cabinet
size photographs for the money than
anybody else in the city. Go to him
and get the best.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-10-23
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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-10-23
ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN
TAN SUIT.
STATE OF MISSOURI.

COZ I OF COLE. ] S..
In the Circuit court of Cole county. Mis-
souri,. December term, 1890, in vaca-
ton.
The State of Missouri. If the relation
and to The use of Henry j. Dullp. collect
or of the revenue within and for the
county Of Cole and State of Missouri.
Dlaintiff. w. the unknown heirs of r..
Wells. deceased, defendants.
At thi. day comes the plaintiff herein,
by his. attorney. before tie undersigned.
clerk Of yaid court in vacation, and files
his pctition, stating among other things,
that the above named defendants, the
plaintiff alleges that he believes there
are persons interested In the subject
matter of the petition whose names he
cannot insert because they are unknown
to him aud he is unable to describe their
interest but to the best Of his knowledge
il Is derived by decent.
Whcreupon it is ordered that said de-
PENDANTS be notified by notification. that
plaintiff hats commenced Il suit against
them in this court, the object and gen.
cral nature Of the petition filed in said
suit being the enforcement of the lien of
the State of Missouri against certain real
property owned by said unknown heirs
rs follows: Northwest quarter of south
east quarter, section u, township I3
range Is. and fully described in said pc
tition for certain taxes, iutelcstuud costs
levied upon said real property as in said
petition fully set forth, and that unless
Inc said defendants be and appcarat this
court at the next term thereof, to be be-
gun and holden at The court house in III"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-10-23
The BOY SEW.

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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-10-23
Public Meetin 8.

Appointments have been arranged
for the republican candidates to meet
the people Of Cole county at time and
place as stated below:
Scliunate Chapel, Saturday, Oct.
IL.
Wards vile, Monday, Oct. 10, 10
o. IN.
Usage Bluff, Monday, Oct. Is. 2
p. m,
Teal, Tuesday, Oct. IA, 10 a. m.
Hickory Hell, Tuesday, Oct. ID, 2
p. IN. =
Union Store, Wednesday, Oct. 10,
10 a. m.
Brazito, Wednesday, October 10,
. p. IN.
Elston, Friday, Oct. II. 10 a. m.
Marion, Friday, Oct. II, 2 p. m.
Russcllville, Tuesday, Oct. 81, l
p. IN.
Lohman, Tuesday, Oct. 81, 3 p. M.
st. Thomas, Wednesday, Oct. %,
l p. m.
Centretown, Monday, Oct. ~, 2
p. m.
Decatur, Tuesday, Oc.. 2S, . p. m.
Usage City, Wednesday, Oct. 30,
10 q. III.
Schubcrts, Wednesday, Oct. 30,
1880 p. IN.
Dlrckx, Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2 p. m.
Good speakers have been invited
to accompany the candidates.
All arc cheerfully invited to attend
these meetings.
Jos. STAMPFLI, A. p. GRIMsnAw,
Chairman. Secretary.