The Irish standard., 1890-09-20
NEWS NOTES.
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Irish Standard.
ORDAINED AT CHIPPEWA FALLS.

OHOriNID - Clktt Ltyh III lJi
Rev. Philip Schwaltzer of Milwaukee, is
Ordained Priest BY Bishop Flasch
Of Wisconsin.
MINNESOTA.
The Catholic knights of New Prague
are ia d dourlshing condition. DIR.
Mccarthy is the medical examiner and
alse a member of the order.
lightning Friday morning struck a
naphtha tank OF the ST. Cloud gas cora
pany, setting Gre to nearly 200 barrels
OF naphtha. The loss reached 81 200.
Jimmie Garrehy, a twelve year old
son of ohm GarrehY, living a mile north
Of Fairfax, received a severe cash ON
the forehead one day last week while
amusing himself with swing.
Bishop McGolrick went to Tower ON
Saturday last. lie was met at the depot
by the mayor Of the city and the Cath
olio societies. On Sunday be confirmed
a large class and organic I'D temperance
society.
The gun store Of Mr.. ]. r. Leete, of
Rochester, was entered by burglars
Saturday night and two gums stolen
The thieves gained an entrance to The
building by removing window in the
rear end of the store.
John O'Brien. OF Diamond Lake, met
with painful accident last Monday.
In moving threshing engine his foot
was caught under one Of the wheels
and quite badly crushed, necessitating
the use Of a crutch.
Father Dwyer, OF Luverne, notified
his congregation last week that III all
probability he would sever his c0nnec~
tion with that parish in a few weeks.
He did not inform them, however.
where he expects to 80.
Martin Conneil, of Luverne, bought
the Thomas Gantield residence in the
north part of that town Monday and
will move his family there in week or
two. The property was bought very
cheap and is in a good locality.
Thos e. Boylan, a promising young
attorney of Bird Island, was prostrated
by severe stroke Of paralysis, effecting
his left side, on Thursday of last week
He Is slowly recovering, bot his entire
recovery is deemed doubtful.
The petition for free nail delivery In
Rochester has been forworded BY Post
master Tondro, and citizens are re-
quested to see that their residences are
properly numbered, as this is required
By the government before the tree de-
livery can be established.
The fall term of the Rochester schools
commenced last Monday with an in"
creased attendance over last year, the
number already enrolled being 769.
This number will be increased consider
ably as soon as the board of education
can provide accommodations for them.
The work of track laying is about COM
pleted on the Winoua & South western
to St. Charles and regular trains will
arrive and depart in g. few days. The
passenger station at Rochester will for
the present be in the White building,
together with an addition making O.,
structure ninety feet long.
The residence of Mrs. j. F. Lamp, on
Franklin street, Rochester, was BURGLAR
lied last Friday afternoon during the
absence of the family. a small amount
of change and pair Of gold bracelets
were stolen, and tha house left in great
disorder, indicating that thorough
search had peen made for va!uabIes.
III. A. Brown g. Co.'S. store at Roches-
ter was entered by burglars last Friday
afternoon, between the hours OF one
and three o'clock, while the force were
at the fair grounds. The thieves gained
entrance by cutting out window in
the rear of the store The safe was not
locked and the burglars secured about
twenty dollars from that and the monev
drawer.
The LIE Sueur county Republican
convention is called to meet at lie
Sueur Center, October 2 Hon. e. B.
Smith. the LIE Sueur banker, has the
call for the senatorial nomination.
Hon. Frank Becker. Of Montgomery,
will probably be nominated tor jndge
of probate il he desires to make the run.
John Sheehy. OF Montgomery, is slated
for senator on the Democratic ticket.
It is probable that neither the Demo
Gratis nor Republicans will inderse al
lance nominees. 5. s5 s,Ss
The Democratic eongressiOnaI com
yention at Mankato last Friday did not
indorse Gan. j. H, Bsker sfter