The Irish standard., 1891-07-04

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Edwin 9. Murphy. Of st. Peter, and
Miss Mary Roche. of Cleveland, were
united in marriage at the Catholic
church on Tuesday morning at
o'clock. The service was performed by
Rev. 2. J. McCabe, IN the presence of
relatives and the attendants. The
bride was attended by Misses Rosa
Roche and Jennie Murphy, and the
groom by Messrs. Ryan and Chas.
Roche. They have rented house in
st. Peter and will at once so to house
keeping. Mr.. Murphy is one Of the en-
terprising firm of Ryan & Murphy, re-
Gently established here, and is an in
dustrious, progressive young business
man. The bride is a popular young
lady Of Cleveland. Best wishes are ten
dered.
! NORTH DAKOTA.
Father Conaty, Of Larimore, address,
ed the teachers at the State Institute
on subject most pertiaenJ to The &C.
casion. He called attention to the im-
preston prevailing among teachers that
the Catholic church was antagonisti3 to
their work This he denied and de-
clared that ON the contrary the Catho-
Tic church in America was ia sympathy
with the public school systsn ana ia
yeri6cation OF his statements pointed to
the crowded condition Of the city school
buildings. AS for himself, he said that
be was aware that many teachers COM
slaered the clergyaaen of bis church as
dangerous individuals. He assured
those present that there was nothing
about him that endangered anyone;
that his early education was received
in the public school and he would rsth
or his voice would be forever silent than
that it should be lifted against tho pub
lie schools. Whatever may have been
the opinions of those present in regard
to the policy OF his church, it was plain
that Father Conaty impressed thoss
present as being a man thoroughly
American and eminent]y !oyal to frea
institutions.
: SOUTH DAKOTA.
The stats worlds fair commission.
which has been in session at Yankton.
completed it's organization Friday. The
officers elected are as follows: presi-
dent, Fred T. Evans, Jr, OF Hot
Springs; first vice dent, F. 6. Hale,
Of Scotland; second ice-president, T,
FL. Connect, Of Pierre; secretary, Root.
3. Fisk, of Gettysburgh; treasurer,
State Treasurer W. w. Taylor, OF Red
field; general manager: Oliver Gibbs,
Jr., of Ramsey; executive committee.
Fred Z. Evans, Jr., Hot Springs; Chas.
Keith, Volga; T. G.. Hale, Scotland;
Porter Warner, Deadwood; E. A. Bur.
dick, Aberdeen.
WISCONSIN,
Sunday morning June Il, saw pictur-
esque st. Francis church, Milwaukee,
thronged with Catholics t., witness the
imposing ceremony of the ordination of
q number Of students for the priesthood
and the formal closing of tlle scholastic
year at the Seminary. Twenty YOUNG
men were grouped in front Of the altar
when the service in the church began.
The Archbishop began the celebration
OF mass and before reaching ''Kyrie,"
the tonsure was given to the four cam
dldates, Charles Carr, Joseph Ranger,
Joseph Slokmeyer and Henry McAdam.
The Archbishop continued Mass, and
before the "Gloria" conferred the minor
orders Again the Mass continued to
the eplstle inclusiye]y, and the deacon
ship was then conferred on the two can
dldates. Joseph Berg aud Ladlslaus
BobkleW1cz. Later the priesthood was
conferred on the fourteen candidates,
During the service the priests present
laid hands on the newly ordained priests
and commencing from the otfertory>
the latter reclted the prayers of the
Mass with the Archbishop. at the
conclusion of the Mass Archbishop Kat
zer made brief address 10 the English
as the service had ALREADY
oeen long and fatiguing. He reminded
The young men of the sacredness and
he significance Of the Office they had
received. and admonished them to be-
aithful in the work. He also called
attention to the fact that the day was
he third centenary of St. Aloysius,
ehe peWly ordained priests then ap-
'toached the altar and gave their first
Blessing to the people. Twenty-three
rphan boys were then confirmed by
he Archbishop, after which he was es-
orted to the Seminary, where he re- j.
NAMED until after noon.
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