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The morning call., 1891-03-25

A LII NEWSPAPERS HAD LONG ARTICLES IN
~ them stating that the insane asylunS are fun OF
people who took gas only for painless tooth
traction and went crazy My secret painless method
is wonderful. by Its use any dental operation may
be done painessy. viii forfeit 500 for any tooth
that l cannot extract without sleep gas
though dozen dentists have failed to extract It,
All operations done better than elsewhere. since
have seven first prizes for beautiful filings, plate
and crown work. There are Leek dentists. ONCE
open Till 80 p. NJ; sundays till r. NJ. DIX
GEORGE W. .LEEk, O'Farrel st. Oc9 If
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STORES TO LET.

7 ARGE STORE. 2ss MINNA WITH ROUSE
il above; rent $50 l07 stockton st. mr24 3tF
no LET-LARGE BASEMENT. UNDER THAT
L magnificent hotel on the southeast cor. of Ellis
and LeaNenworth SITS: room for 10000 gallons OF
wine Appy EASTON, ELDRiDG Il co. mrlS
no RENT-BUTCHER-SHOP Sw. COR HOW
ard and Seventeenth SITS. can be used for store
of any kind. Won RHEIN, 524 California st.ml7 tt
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTs-THE WEEKLY
y CALL. In Mrlpper. reldY for mailing.
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GQ0nO SUFFER- ST, SUNNY SIDE, NEAR
NCUOU. Webster; bay-window residence OF
rooms, bath, laundry; ali modern impr vemeuts;
house nicely papered throughout brick fouuda-
tion; lot 25xlOO; positively worthy of a thor ough
investigations this is OF the cheapest houses for
sale in this vicinity. O'FARRELL u LANG, II
Montgomery 81. mr22 SuWe II
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DART CASH; PROMINENT CORNER; HOUSE
/ 80 rooms clearing 80 per month: seiGg on ae-
count OF sickness. HEALN, 1904 MarAet st. Its
: ROOMS. PROMINENT COR, Mr.. MARKET
- and Taylor sts., $500; also 10 rooms, Powell
and Suffer SIS $500. w. L. HEALY. 1904 Markets
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ID gomery and Sansome, under the management of
CHAS. MONTGOMERY; hrst-elass family and
camille hOtel home comforts; conducted on Ameri-
and European plan; board aud room 81 20.
81 so, 81 10 and 50 per day; so cents TO 81:
free coach to and from hotel fe7 I'm
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G1D| WORTH $500; SALOON: PRINCIPAL
- 10. street; 3 good living room; rent $50;
sure bargain. G. G.. CULVER, 80 hearny st. It's
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/. ETRESS BUSINESS; 2 TEAMS: WORK
= houses: owner called away; buy your
own price; shall sell first bid Inquire OF II. J.
O. EEI IN. 1921 Market st. Its
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7 ADY w6tLD LIKE I OR CHILDREN TO
Il board: good home and with one that likes chill
dren Call at 1901 Folsom ST., left hand bell. Is 90
A MEXICAN LADY WOULD LIKE A LITTLE
~ girl from to years OF age to care for. 1901
Dupont St. cor. Fiberr iur24 3t%
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ATToRNEys-AT-LAw.

Ctiees State aud Federal courts 4lO Kearny. II 6m
A NJ. ARMSTRONG, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. 3Sl
- Montgomery ST. Rms. 1921, Telephone 52l7.1y
NA6LE q NAGLE, A TORNEYS-AT-LAW. 81
IN Montgomery St, Rooms to 4. fel5 Sm
JENNINGS & HUBBS. ATToRNEYS-AT-LAw,
y $50 Pine ST, Rooms 40 and 90. fell II
A DYICE FREE; SPECIALITY, DIVORCES; or
~ tanned quietly and quickly; collections. etc t.
ENGLEY. Attorneys Assn. II kearny st. felDtf
ID A. CRoTHERs. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw 6O5
IL. Clay ST. nos Il
VA W. DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW, AID
w California St. Rooms lt-I5: advice free d3st =
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sUmAIER RESORTS
CHILDREN BOARDED.

DESERTS. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
h Pacific Coast, with rates, location, etc, pub
lished in the Hotel Guide. Send use for copy. "a
pages, to $40 Post ST.. ;. y. mrl II
The morning call., 1891-03-25

CT SET: REPAIRING 81; FILLING FROM 81;
- extract soc. DIR. C. A PERRY. Mason. mrs If
DENTIsTRY ON EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS;
~ gas given DIR BLAKE 40 Cieary st mrl I'm
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g.I.)EA ~ ROOM HOUSE; CHEAPEST
II L -OO. fouse in the city. Address c. IL. BOX
S. CALL Branch ONCE. mr25 3t*
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c 2-O SALOON And LOnHING-HOUSE FOR
II ObO. sale. Inquire 206 First ST. mr24 4ts
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE
II with hrSt-ciass private trade; has horses and
WAGON. ApnIy CALI Branch Once. mr24 II
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Ok ROOMS: CENTRAL; RENT ONLY $50;
~ paying well: must he sold; no reasonable offer
rermsel q O. CuL.NER. 30 kearny 81. Is
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DOVE, TOY CO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS
- and Auetioneers; rents collected and full charge
taken of property 10 Montgomery ST., under Lick
E~aR
The morning call., 1891-03-25

M J. HEINO, FORMERLY OF THE COLION
~ Dental Association. 249 Fifth st. fel9 I2m
DR. A LUDLUM HILL l443 MARKET ST., NEAR
~ Eleventh: no charge for extracting when plates
made; old plaTes made over new; Teeth
from SO per ser; extracting soc; gas given. 4tt
The morning call., 1891-03-25

4 GOD BOARDING AND LODGING HOUSE
~ with good bar and business; fine location. Adj
dress POSTEL a Co. cor Fourth and Market sts..
wholesale IiquOr dealers mr2s IltE
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C.1.iS PAYING CORNER BRA<CH BAKERY:
u - rooms; must be sold to-day: little
beauty. FlETCHhR. aa5 liarket ST. Itt
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$4,000 Sry tay Or
large rooms, bath, laundry, gas fixtures, finished
basement, cement sidewalks, etc; sold on Install
ment plan; cheapest houses in this citv: Diamond
Jersey bet. 2ith aud 25th, block w. OF Castro
- nun aInn
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ID ItHMOND LUIS.
II S375-Lots S25 cash, balance SIS q month.
$400-Lots S25 cash, balance SIS month.
SUNSET HEIGHTS BARGAINS.
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Q.EOn0 BRYANT ST. So. COR. CENTER PL.,
tDtUUU. bet. 2d and Sd SITS. good 2-story house
OF rooms; bath; laundry, etc. rents $50 per
month: lot 25xSJ to street, afOrdiug three
froutages BUVEB, TOY IL CO., 10 Montgomery st.
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us1NEss cnANcrs-coNrINuEp.

no SELL OUT YOUR BUSIN ESS PROMPTLY
L Tor cash, go to !. d. BARNARD, ll4S Market st.
bet. Mason and TAYLOR: established 1893. Its
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:. I J
u w. corner; western Addition: furniture of
rooms included III sale; owner leaving fer the asst;
fu!i value Il stock. W. +. HEALY, 1908 Market
street mr22 7t*
The morning call., 1891-03-25

GOTS0 ASKED AND A REASONABLE
tpC W offer entertained; sunnv side Washing
ton ST., Webster: choice building lot, % :ox
92:4: it must be sold the owner is about to leave
the city. Apply to O'FARRELL IL LANG, IL
MOutrOmerv st
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STABLES TO LET.
LOSE.

row LOSF-JERSEY COW; BLACK HEAD,
" light over the back, and branded X L on the MP
Apply Ewe.rs X Dairy Bottled MIX Company,
n ". cor. Twenty-frSt and Folsom SITS. mr24 2t
The morning call., 1891-03-25

I.t)o 0UO FOLSOM ST; INVESTMENT
tp-O.O'O. property; sunny side. near @th
st, and within short block of the Omnibus cable
system: 6 substantial fats of and ) rooms, with
bath and modern couyeniences each; also adjoiu-
ing house of 10 rooms bath brick foundation ETC.:
total income $500 per larye cot. size 81 IS
nv ia BONEE Toy A CO 20 MONTGOMERY ST
The morning call., 1891-03-25

$50 600 TFbEHT two 81 oFy houses A and
IL rooms and bath each aud rear house divided
into teuements; lot 4S:6xl57:6: most central To-
cation; always rented; income s2l 90 per annum;
splendid Investment. BOVEE, TOY 81 CO., 10
Montgomery st
The morning call., 1891-03-25

QSOOO LOMBARD ST, y. SIDE. BET. MONT
u CpuO. gonery anu Kearny; large lot "a by
GS:9; cottages, A and rooms each; call immedi-
atey. w. l. MORGAN a CO., 5l2 Cal. ST. Mem. of
5. z. EeaI EsIatc tx
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QTO5n GOOD INVESTMENT; EDDY ST.,
u ZOb. near Pierce: 2 fats, and rooms
bath and laundry each; total income 500 per
month: building new; lot 25x13T:6. Apply to
d FARRELL a LANG. IL Montgomery
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$4,000 mAST ST. E;t EEsEN9E tS ON S SgS
OF rooms; bath: laundry, etc; salon paVlorS; din
ing-room; large kitchen; brIca-brsc mauteis fancy
tiing, and in every way modern aud elegant
throughout: lot 26xl57:6. BoYEE, TOY q Co, 10
MONTGOMERY
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COUNTRY RIAL ESTATE.

ONLY SO LOTS LEFT ON SILVER HEIGHTS;
" get in before it is too late. mr25 1t
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QrId ono Sc. COR. HARRISON AND Lang
u t.UuO. ton SIS bet. eth and Sth: stores
with rooms; . upper teDements with new Oats
adjoining; lot $3Ox75; SS7 per month. Bo
WEE TOY q c :. 10 Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-03-25

11l00 PARTCASH. BUYS 4O-ROOM HOUSE,.
u L W.. all full; furniture; clears $50
month; sickness cause of sale; owner. CAL.
BUSINESS AGENCY, Fourth st. mr23 3tf
fDHE EVENING BULLErlN PRICE REDUCED
to Is cents Her week. delivered by carrier to any
part of the city; the Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast:
orders by postal-card otherwise will receive
prompt attention. OH!re SO Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-03-25

DR. REA, 1928 MARKET; EXT. TEETH soc:
~ with gas ST. filings low; open evenings. sel4 It
CRooME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 75e MARKET
" st. bet Third and Fourth; gas specialists aulT CT
The morning call., 1891-03-25

GDEO SALOON on CITY FRONT; NICELY
" -OV. fitted up: doing good business; great
bargain Particulars J. II. MIHAN, 622 Clay.24 2t+
G.1OO RESTAURANT; ONE OF THE BEST
u 1OO IocatIons In the CITY. u RrAnch. u IS
The morning call., 1891-03-25

G1-SO PAYS S492 PER ANNuM: A BIG
n ~. investment for the money! John ST:
of Powell, bet. Jackson and Pacific: . flats OF
rooms. For particulars apply to 0FARRELL 4
LANG. II Montgomery
The morning call., 1891-03-25

THE $ +. COLLATERAL LOAN BANK, 535
Kearny ST.. lends money at 2 per cent per month
watches. diamonds and iewelry. delS DIN
II HE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
i TO cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulletin Is the best, Oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by postalcard or otherwise Will receive
prompt attention. ONCE $40 Montgomery St
The morning call., 1891-03-25

THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO Is cents per week, delivered by carrier any
Part OF the city; the Bulletin is The best oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by postal-card otherwise Will receive
nromnt attenflnn. Ofich 600 Mont rOmerY 81.
The morning call., 1891-03-25
CITY REAL ESTATE.


poyEE, TOY CO.. REAL ESTATE AGENTS
ID and Auetioneers; rents collected and full charge
taken of property 10 montgomery St. under Lick
House: members of the San Francisco Real Estate
Exchange.
elk nm sUTTEK-sr INVESTMENT;
ID C.OUO. centrally located: near Leaven-
worth St: house of 10 rooms and 0atb; rents S9O
per month; lot 25x137:6. BoYEE, TOY co. IL
Montgomery st.
SSOOO 5s 55Ta sis 81 aes a4s near
Franklin ST.: slz 63:sxi27 ;5i4 with L suitable
for stable 32x47;6- BoYEE. TOY q CO., 10 Mont
gomery 81.
oQS0O HAfGHT-Sr. FLATS. SUNNY SIDE,
tDOcuU. near Scott ST.; fats of > and rooms
and bath each; rents 500 per month; lot 25xl37 Is
BoVEE, TOY CO., 10 Montgomery St -
GoS O00 PINE 81; INSIDE PROPERTY.
% -O.UOO. near Taylor ST.; substantial S-story
house OF 80 rooms, baths, etc; rents 5000 per
B0vEE, TOY co, Is ioatso@e ryS s.. - --0
$4,000 ssd sto ri ba Hi p house Of
rooms, bath, etc, on line Of cable; lot 25xiio
feet easy terms-half cash, balance $40 per month.
BoyEE, TOY & CO.. 10 Montgomery st.
Gle OOn GOLDEN GATE AVE, BETWEEN
u lO.OOU. FranklIn and Gonsh SITS; 2-story
house of Is rooms and baths; used as flats: rents
500 per m 0nth; lot 32XlS7:6 feet BoVEE, TOY
4 CO.. 10 Montgomery st.
$4,000 S Ssrs ana P T9e sw sc. cor Fa *
1925. BoNEE. TOY n Co.. 10 Montgomery 81.
s 000 fson st.. near o 7s6: stores WIN
rooms; upper tenemeats, with fats adjoining; iot
s0175; rents $s7 per month. BoVkE, TOY
CO. 10 Montgomery ST.
ST. 500 Pk T s KE d1y st. FoR
25th and depot of 5. p K. R: splendid business To-
cation: stores and 4 rooms below and upper part
OF 9 rooms, bath. etc; ents $50 per month; lot
33:Ioxii7:6 feet to rear street having double
frontage. BOVEE TOY 81 CO, 10 Montgomery ST.
Q0SSO GREEN ST.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
location; cheap home. BoVEE, TOY Il CO.. 10
Montgomery ST.
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- express wagon nearly new l40 Folsom ST. POTS
CECo> D-HAED WAGONS OF ALL KINDS FOR
- sale; cheap MA Harrison, near Seyenth.m7 If
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RUY YOURSELF HOME AND PAY NO MORE

GJ760 A BARGAIN: DESIRABLE LOT,
ID ~. 27:6x125; W. side Diamond. midway
between 10th and 20th. 6. II. UMBSEN Il CO, IA
Montgomery st. mrl5 II
The Irish standard., 1891-10-24

THE Committee on Foreign Exhibits
of the Worlds Columbian Exposition
have recommended the erection in Jack
son Park, Chicago, of an exact repro
duct1on OF the old convent of La Rabida
at Palos, Spain. 1t will be remembered
that this convent Is more closely asso-
ciated with the life of Columbus than
any other building in the world. It
was here that he applied for bread and
water for bis child. and here he was
furnished shelter for two years while he
was developing his theory Of a western
passage to the Indies, and it was here
he lived while he was preparing for the
voyage, and in the little chapel attached
to the convent he attended Mass on the
morning he sailed. Here, too, he
sought refuge again upon his return
from the discovery, and here he always
found comfortable and hospitable re-
fuge in the days of trouble and anxiety.
It is proposed to make che reproduction
exact. 1t will be Of the same dimen-
sion, of similar material. and wherever
there is blem1,h or broken tile in the
original the defect will be reproduced.
The Irish standard., 1891-10-24
SATURDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1891.
A. O, e. REUNION.

On the first page of this weeks issue,
appears an able article from the pen Of
Bishop Brennan, of Dallas, Texas, adj
y1sing the reunion of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians, to which the attention OF
our readears is earnestly called. 1t is
depiorable that disunion in the ranks Of
the order should exist, AS the learned
bishop truthfully states, it was disunion
that brought about the subjugation OF
Ireland, but for which she would now
be paradise on earth. The Bishops
letter gives concise statement OF the
difficulties that now hedge the Irish
people through the cause Of disunion.
IF faction and factional tights would
cease. She benefit to the Irish cause re-
sult1ng, would be discernable in a
speedy victory On the battle field, in
the halls Of legislature, the Irish peo-
pile have proved their courage and abll-
itY. For Gods sake let not such attri-
butes he disgraced by q continuance OF
tho disaension and disunion thai can
have but one result. q tighter binding
of the chains that connects the green isle
with a despotic power. We hope the
bishops letter will be servicable coun-
sci to those of our Irish friends who
peruse it.
The Irish standard., 1891-10-24

IT may not be generally known that
there are at the present time in New
South Wales 334 self-supp0rting Catho'
lie schools, attended by $4,000 children.
When state aid was Withdrawn, in
1882 there were only rs Catholic schools,
receiving support from the government,
with 1886 children in attendance.
While the Catholic religious schools
have been increasing every year, the
Protestant denominatioAal schools have
almost faded away, the total number
in the colony at the present time being
about 50. Besides the increase in the
number of Catholic schools, from Is to
1884, many of the Old schools have been
greatly enlarged and improved. In the
neighporing colony of Victoria there
are 239 purely Catholic schools, at
tended by over $1,000 children. The
total number Of children attending the
Catholic schools of Australasia is 35,-
$50. None of these schools receive a
penny of State aid. .".
The Irish standard., 1891-10-24

CATHOLIC COLUMBIAN: There was
one member Of the Parne]l family that
was spared the cruel heartbreak of
Parnell's downfall. Poor, dear Fanny
Parnell, one of the sweetest creatures
that ever lifted gentle voice and as
gentle a pen in behalf Of her native
country. She passed away before the
dark cloud had gathered over her no use
and name. None would have felt the
full force OF the blow OF the
past few years more than she, but she
was spared that time Of shame and for
this her country men should feel thank
full. In passing through her bedroom
al Bordeutown, N. j.. some nine years
ago Fanny ParneIl was suddenly struck
with heart disease and expired in a few
minutes.
The Irish standard., 1891-10-24

TIE IRISH STANDARD 1s the only Home Rule
organ in the Northwest.
Copies Of THE IRISH STANDARD Will be on
sale at the principal news-stands in this city,
aud by newsbovs.
Advertising rates will be made known by ap-
plying at this Office.
When writing matter for publication In TIE
IRISH STANDARD be sure and sign your proper
name, not necessarily for publication, but as
guarantee Of good faith.
Ia every instance correspondents will please
be as brief as possible.
To insure publication in the following Issue
of TIE IRISH STANDARD Contributions snould
reach this office at least by ednesday noon.
Subscribers will please be cafeful1n g Wing us
their perfect address. and thus avoid any COM
plaInt through failure to receive their paper.
In changing your place of residence, notify US
Immediately OF the fact, and forward your full
name giving number and name of street to
which you have removed. also your former
address.
All letters addressed to manager IRISH
ErANpARD, 3l2 Hennepin Avenue will receive
Immediate attention.
Matter Of an official nature, such as Calls Tor
regular or special meetings Of societies, memo
rial resolutions, etc.. will be charged Tor Dy Inc
line.
The Irish standard., 1891-10-24

ed, any one Of whom THE IRISH STAND
ARD believes would fill the position in 9
worthy manner. However, if a change
is to be made, there is gentleman now
at the workhouse who deserves to be
placed on the list of candidates and who
has no equal in that particular line of
work in tie Northwest. That man is
the present efficient and painstaking
assistant superintendent, Captain Whe-
Ian. He is q democrat, that is we'll un.
derstood, and was appointed to the posi-
ton of assistant in 1886, but was retired
later on when the city government was
changed torepublican hands. However,
his retirement was Of very brief ma
ture, lasting but week, when Capt.
Whelan was recalled by our republican
friends to the position and has continued
in this charge ever since. The question
of detention, correction and the criminal
classes generally is one Of vast import
to the community and the man who has
made it study for the past ten years,
as Captain Whelan has, is naturally the
man who is best qualified for the work.
He has never sought. nor does he now
seek, in the literal sense of the term, the
po. ition, but this is no reason why Cap
tain Whelan should not be appointed.
The IRISH STANDARD takes particular
pride in urging his appointment. He is
a thorough gentleman and has gwen five
years of splendid service to all citizens
of whatever political creed as assistant
superintendent. Again we say, if a
change IS to be made, why not appoint
Captain Whelan to the position of super
intendent?
The Irish standard., 1891-10-24

THE Hartford Carpet Company Of
Thompsonville, CT, has reduced the
wages Of its workmen 10 per cent. since
the Mckinley law went into operation.
And yet the increase of the tax upon
carpet wool was justified by those re-
sponsible for it, on the ground that it
would 'sprotect" American labor. We
have repeatedly told our readers that
if the laborers were to derive the benefit
from high tariff taxes, manufacturers
would not spend millions to lobby the
bill through Congress.
The Irish standard., 1891-10-24

A NUMBER of prominent and wealthy
Catholics Of Cincinnati met in the
Parochial School building at the Cathe-
dral, recently, to discuss the financial
affairs OF that diocese. Archbishop
Elder presided. There were about $50
persons present, and the present situa.
ton, arising since the failure Of the
PnrceIls, were freely discussed. A plan
for the ultimate lifting Of the debt.
which is SAID to amount TO $484 900, was
submitted by the Archbishop, and was
favorably received.
The Irish standard., 1891-10-24

CATHOLIC MIRROR: A rain contrac-
tor out West is making arrangements
with the farmers of Kansas and Colo
RADIO to supply crop rains during the dry
months of next summer at the moderate
charge of ten cents an acre. Tie irri-
cation companies. having vast capital
invested in their water supply system.
are naturally antagonizing the rain
compeller, and there is the liveliest
kind Of a promise Of war between them
In the meantime the keen grangers are
exulting in the prospects of abundant
and cheap moisture. It's an ill wind
that blows nobody good.
The Irish standard., 1891-10-24

wrecking OF the n them Pacific train
were actual occurrences. Continuing
Goheen notes several other thefts which
were really committed here.
The first OF their rascality known of
In Fergus Falls was robbery Of a
house north Of Opperman lake, close to
the Pelican track. The house was
stripped Of bedding, clothing and every.
thing that they could carry away. The
next was IN the Office of E. E.. Corliss,
which was robbed Of clothing and a
musical instrument. Soon after they
became suspicious Of being suspected
and burned all the goods in sheet iron
stove in the house they yet occupy.
Next comes deeply interesting
statement in which the writer devolves
some 20 closely written pages to des-,
cription of the manner in which his
brother Anderson killed Rosetta Bray.
This is in effect a repetition of the
statement he made to the officers q
month or two ago, which caused Ander:
sons arrest and has already been out;
lined. He tells the story Of the crime
from beginning to end and shows every
incident in such light that it may be-
used to criminate his brother equally
with himself. Lastly, the statement
reviews the trial of it's writer, points
out the weak points in the states tes.
timony, impeaches the credibility OF
several Of the states Witnesses, asserts
that his attorney made many mistakes,
including the serious one of not putting
the writer on to testify in his own be-
half.
The Irish standard., 1891-10-24

ADELBERT GoHEEN was hanged
Friday at Fergus Falls for the murder
of Rosetta Bray. His remarkable let
ter to the public. in which he charges
numerous crimes to his own family
dating back over a series of years-ln
Iowa and Minnesota, is certainly one
of the most revolving stories ever told
in the annals of crime. Father, mother
and children are all placed in the same
category, and If the story be true,
should all meet the same fate.
The Irish standard., 1891-10-24

A MAN by the name of Gilbert was
recently arrested at Marseilles. as a
tramp and thief. who on examination
was found out to be a Communist who
gave the order to the squad which
killed Monslgnor Darbay, Archbishop
of Paris, and other prominent citizens,
including a number of priests, all Of
whom mad been detained as hostages
for the success of the Commune in
1871. Gilbert had been transported to
Caledonia but returned when the gen.
eral amnesty was proclaimed. He de-
clared that he would himself have been
put to death had he not given the i'll
famous order.