The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-05-02

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orally. Mr.. Vail has been resident Of
Minneapolis for many years, during
which time he has been prominent ii
literary circles. HIS ability as writer
is we'll known, and we can say without
fear of contradiction that Minnesota
has few historians equal to him. He il
man of large resources. and Minnea
polls people can depend upon it thai
should MIR. Vail give them
some of his ideas on the Irish
siJuat on before he returns, they will
be we'll worth perusal. THE IR1sH
STANDARD wishes him q pleasant time
on his long and perilous journey.
Judge Hooker handed down Tuesda '
his decision in the famous and import
ant cases Of Lyman G. Dayton and
Maria Nell against Elwood s. Corser.
w. E. Tuttle and Eta S. Garlic. After
reviewing the facts in the cases he de-
cides that the Minneapolis Trust com.
pany. the intervenors, are the sole
owners of the 40 acres involved IN the
suit and that none of the plaintiffs or
defendants have any right, title or in.
terest in the property, and accordingly
renders judgement in favor of the in.
tervenor. The foreclosure of the mort
gage, which DAYTON claimed was fraud.
ulently accomplished, Is held by Judge
Hooker to be perfectly legal and valid
in all respects. S. A. Reeds claim is
established by reason of his redemp-
ton of the property by virtue of judg-
ment he had against Mrs. Neil. The
whole business is found to be correct
and according to law in every respect.
A motion for new trial Will he made
and if denied an appeal will be taken
to the supreme court.
Right Rev. Bishop McGolrick. &C.
companied by Roger Vail, will sail from
New York on the fast Cunard steamer
Etruria, Saturday May 18th. The
bishop will not visit Italy. as has been
stated. His time is rather limited, and
the business which takes MIN abroad
will require most of his time. Ha will
go to Louvalne. Belgium, where Rev.
Father Danehy, formerly of Mlpneapo.
lis. hut more recently of Faribault, is
taking higher course and preparing
himself for an important profess0rship
In the proposed University at Merriam
Park. After visiting with Father Dan
ehv, Bishop McGolrck will visit Paris,
spending his time in the French capt.
tai at the IRISH college. Later the bish.
% will return to Ireland and visit the
colleges and principal cities. with the
idea of securing large number of &C.
clesiastical students for the archdio
cese of st. Paul. The bishops address
while abroad will be ALI HalI0ws col.
lege. Dublin. He expects to return
about the latter part Of September.
There was a large attendance at st
Luke's Church, St. Paul, Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock, to witness the
interesting ceremony that bound to-
gether in the bands Of matrimony.
Miss Flora NJ. Macdonald. the accom-
plished daughter of Judge and Mrs j.
l. Macdonald. and Frederick w.
Faber, we'll known and enterprislng
young druggist of st. Paul. Miss Anna
q Brlen, of 1880 Adams street, North
east. this city, filed the position of
maid of honor. while Anton Faber, of
Chaska, brother OF the groom, acted in
the capacity of groomsman. Nuptial
high mass was celebrated, Rev. Father
Lawler, assisted by Rsv. Father Con-
way, Rev, Father Busch and Rev.
Father Gleason, of Mortified, officia
ting. Messrs Frank Dowlan and
Thomas Fitzpatrick were the efficient
ushers. Mrs. Donahue was the organ
list, and the choir was made up Of Miss
Aggle Gay, Miss Haggerty, MIR. Gehan
ard Mr.. Donahue. and throughout the
ceremony was most harmonious and i'm
pressive. Ga leaving the church Mr..
and Mrs. Faber were driven to the
house Of judge Macdonald, 8O0 Hague
avenue. where intimat 9 friends of both
bride and groom offered their hearty
congratulations. and magnificent
wedding breakfast was served, after an
informal reception. Around the pref
tlly dressed tables were seated between
fifty and hundred people who partook
of the generous hospitality of the host
and hostess. manv Of whom we're from
Minneapolis, Saltwater, Chaska and
other outside towns. Mr.. and Mrs.
Faber's future home will be at 637
Laurel avenue. st. Paul.
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