The Irish standard., 1890-11-15
Montana, Oregon and Washington.

Tho Northern Pacific Rallr0Ad past
ing through Minnesota. Dakota. Mon.
tnna, Idaho. Oregon and Washington
was tho frat line To bring the region oc-
cupied hy these states Into colnmunica.
tion with tho east. Its main line and
brAncheB penetrate all sectione OF these
states. reachin9 nine tenthO of the chief
cities. It Ia The short line to Helena
and Butte, Mont, Spokane Falls. In
coma and Seattle. Wash. and Portland,
Orc, and the only line running through
train service from tho oAat through, the
states Of Montana and Washington.
Pullman Sleephry and furnished Tourist
tleeplug Unrs-ara FUN via the WISCONSIN
Central and Northern Pacific, and Pull
man paluce Sleeping Cars via Chicago.
Milwaukee, ii st. Paul and Northern
Pacific, from Chicago through 10 the
Pacific Noaet without change. This IL
tho Dining Car and Yellowstone Park
ronta.
The large travel on the Northern Ia
cilic line neGfBBitAted the Inauguration
in June 1890, Of Il second through train
To the Pacific Coast, thus enabling This
road tn offer The public the advantage
of two through trains daily to Montana
and points In the Pacific NOrlbwe
carrying COlnpIete aarvlce VI sleeping
cars. dining cars aud regular day
coaches, Tho train leaving 1T. Paul VI,
the morning runs via this Recently com
plnted Air Line Of tho Northern Pacific
through Butte, Mont making thp the
sho, test line to the latter point Nv l.O
miles
CoIonieta Tor Washington, Oregon
and British Columbia POINTS should
take no other line Than tho Northern
Pacific. ~ by this line only. can all y ~
tons OF tho ntnte OF washington b1
" on. tAopoverb arc allowed on second
claAs tickets ut Spokane Falls and all
points wept. enabling settlers To In
spect The country without extra ex-
penHe.
For Maps, Tlmo Tables and Illus.
tratGd Pamphlets, on any special lnfor'
nation desired, add, eaB your nearest
ticket agent. or CuAY, +. FEE, Gen'l
Pass, nnd Ticket Agent. 81. Paul. Minis.
Eugene Davis.
Eugene Davis, one OF the most bril-
limit OF living literary Irlphmon has
come to this country To TRY hln fortune
on the Gt,engo press. THIS gifted uAun
has spent many Years on the continent,
wandering in IL true Bohemian fashion
wherever his fancy listed. picMlrlna In
delightful story the memorable "Foo1~
priuta OF the Uult' Davis if ~ u1dent
patriot; mud ut the request Ut te Brlt"
ish Miuister was one OF th0no expelled
u few years ago from French nojl nm
dangerous TO tho prosperity Ut Ksi,ish
rule in ireland.
Delightful ~ ara the prose sketches
Of Eugene i,aviH, II IL in his poems that
his genius specially soara and, like
every ttno poet, be sings without eifoat.
and becanue no must. even ab the lark
scars and siuRs In the dAwning day.
lis n,,sp, too, Ia tnoodfull and varied IN
her inspirations hnl VIII ether he p0uls
forth battle chants OF his native land
with tho rush of mountain torrents
weaves the golden wool Of romance that
vlun,bsrs by Erln's l0chs and streams,
grievee over tho p'aerles Of the poor
longing for tho day when the alien
curse shall be lifted from the Island; or
sings Of love's young dream In The
harps tendereut breathinRs, his poema
gnsh forth like the Jumped waters from
the rock-~all glorious OtfspringH OF
sparkling fancy and exquisite senslhli-
tics
1t seems u pity that such mAp
should BIZ bound to the exactinR slavery
OF daily journalism In Chicago Or else
wberD. Aud vet wy must not forget
that amid the hardshlps OF such ~
mnrseless toll literature has gathered
her most precious gems. union aud
Times.
,zpass
There were spme good newspaper bnlls
during tho last session ot parliament -nll
Of the genuine Irish breed. MI. Donald
Sullivan introduced 10 the h,aae one
from an Irish paper. Il was IN the form
Of All advertisement for q laborsr and i
boy, and concluded thus with grazing
for two goats, both ProtestAnta.'
An Irish.nan writing ia the Timer on
the late Baron Dowae concluded his
eulogiun: "A great Irlshman ha1
passed away. God grant that mary AZ
great. and who shall 40 wisely love their
eountfy, may follow him. a Dnblin
paper heard TINT "the health Oh Mr..
Parnell has lattarly taken q very seriona
tnrn, md that fears Of his recovery are
entertained by his friends.' Several
English papers quoted this vitAou,
detscting the btill.
A Cork paper, in describing On In.
tsrvsl d psaoe IL |. stormy public meet
Ing, said: For sonae Time 4 great calm
rassd. n
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