The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-02-21


, loss ST. 600, insurance 20 cover; Mcclure
& Whitney, real estate and abstracts,
loss SIS, 800, insurance $1,000; Page &
Smith, civil engineers. loss SIS 900. in
surance 81 200; L.. A. HusseY, architect,
loss 1900; Taylor & Calhoun, attor-
neys. loss 81 900; J. J. Boobar. loss $500;
j. s. Rogers, furniture, loss So 900, In
surance 81 500. City loss on plats and
records. $4,000.
NORTH DAKOTA.
Prohibition has finally taken effect in
! jamestown. Acting under instructions
! from the attornev general, States At
torney CoDklin notified all proprletorS
to close their places last Friday night,
aud now every original package house
in Jamestown is locked up. There is a
general feeling in favor Of enforcement,
but a strong sentiment in support OF re-
submission and public interest has CEN
tered in the legislative battls at Bis
marck over the question.
A brutal row occurred at Rutland,
seyen miles southeast Of Forman. last
Friday night. Jack Prindeyllie, who
was but recently relea5sd from the; state
penltentiary. and tWC brothers named
Farrington got into a dispute over some
trihlrg matter when one Of tbs Far
ringtons struck Peindeylle, which
brought On a general row. In attempt
ing TO choke Prinaev lie, one OF che
FarringtOns got Ills thumb in the form
ers mouth and the member WAS bitten
entirely off. Prindevllle was then
knocked down and terribly pounded.
and was brought TO Forunan for medical
treatment 1t is understood arrests Of
all the parties concerned will follow.
WISCONSIN.
Fifty five English speaking Catholic
priests met in Milwaukee Thursday af~
ternoon, February S, and organized the
American Catholic Clerical Uaion Of
the Province of Milwaukee. embracing
the archdiocese Of Milwaukee and tha
d1oceses of La Crosse. Green Bay and
Marquette. 1t Was decided to mold an.
nuai meetings of the union, and a Board
of Directors was chosen and instructed
TO draft Il suitable constitutions The
directors chosen were: The Revs II. r.
Fairbanks. j j. Ksogb, e. M. McGin-:
nifty. J. NJ. Cleary, W II. McGill, j. f..
Knsella, z. Ii, Durnln and Thomas
Fagn, OF the archdiocese of Milwaukee:
&. w. Brady aud w. Rice OF the dioc..
ese of Green Bay, aud James Fitzpat~:
rick and w. Fardy. Of tbs diocese of
La Crosse.
The members Of St. Mary's church.
South Kaukauna, and their jealous pas
tor, Rev. Father U5us are certainly to
be congratulated upon the fact that
their last financial report shows not ono
dollar Of Indebtedness against their
church property. The church and
school house. parsonage and Sister,
residence, together with necessary lots
and large cemetery is entirely paid
Tor, a property valued at i525 900, Dur
Ing the four years that Father Hens
has had Charge OF the parish "a total Of
pb332 900 has been raised through various
sources. The lasJ census or bt. Mary's
parish shows $40 families or 1850 per-
sons, and this is constantly increasing.
The church a. present is crowded at
Sunday service aud ere long will be too
small to accommodate the congregation.
Hence 1t becomes necessary to prepare
for extra room and this will be obtained
in the erection of another edidce,
Sketched plans for the new church have
already been prepared and wnen the
time arrives for building, one Of the
finest churches in the State will be
erected, at probabia cost of $25, 900.
The Second Empire.