The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-09-24

1lOS. Oasey OK Gl6 tOWH Ol W0slS. liz "
at present principal of the Sauk Center
business academy, one Of the leading ins
stitl1tions of it's kind in the state. His
wife is young lady in every way worthy
lof bis hand. After the ceremony the
Iyoung couple and friends drove to the
residence of the groom's parents where a
reception was held. After short we'd
ding tour Mr.. and Mrs. Casey will make
their home at Sauk Center.
An important letter has just been is
sued to "the reverend clergy, religious
educators, superintendents and teachers
of Catholic schools Of the archdiocese
of St. Paul, calling attention to the COM
ing Worlds Fair. and asking that .prepar-
atoms be made at an early day for
Catholic exhibit. The call is signed by
four reverend fathers, who constitute
the officers in charge of the MATTER and
is in general effect like the cne issued to
| the perintendents and teachers of the
public schools Of the state several months
ago. Here is a paragraph of the eircu-
lar: "Unique methods and matters of
education serve to arrest attention and
they constitute feature distinct from
routine work, and it is the wish of Arch
bishop Ireland that our exhibit be not
lacking in what tends to stimulate it,
terest in educational subjects. Owing
| to the fact that in other dioceses the
work of preparing for the Worlds Fair
exhibit is already we'll under way, educa~
tors of this diocese are invited to make
| this matter special feature of school
| work during the short time allotted for
it's completion"
NORTH DAKOTA.
During the performance of Haverly's
minstrels at Fargo recently to g crowded
house terrific electrical storm passed
over the city. A nervous man in the au-
dience mistook the flashes of lightning
for fire in the scenery and cried "fre" re-
peatedly. The audience was badly ex-
cited and several ladies tainted. panic
was averted only by the timely action of
few cool-headed men in the audience.
The following communication appeared
in last weeks issue of the Nelson county
Independent, published at Michigan
City, from q correspondent at Lakota:
1t is to be regretted and will evoke the
sympathy Of the public at large and OF
every member Of every denomination
who knows him, if the report he true
which has been very silently spoken
since his return from Fargo that the
Rev. DR.. Cassidy is about to be trans
ferred to more important as we'll as a
more suitable field Of labor 1t has
reached the writer of this card, who is
not of Father Cassidys persuasion, that
the important mission Of jamestown is
at his option. His scholarly ability, his
! zeal and fidelity to duty as we'll as his af-
liability OF manner, has made him fa-
vorite with every member OF the commu-
nifty knowing him personally, or who
may have been made acquainted With
his surroundings Gifted as preacher
in an eminent degree and his life reve-
lRtion OF charity, material and moral,
a larger field of labor better suits one of
his superior character as en- expounder
! Of the gospel and a teacher of his people.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
! Joe Mahoney and Nick Shire, two
| miners in the Mark Twain mine, were
| killed last Monday by the caving OF
tunnel blast.
G. W. Hubbard & co. have received an
| official notice from the government
awarding them the contract for the
Sioux Falls public building. Their bid
was $96,40O.
W. F. Dalrymple has bought the stock
and franchise of the Bayfield,, Lake
Shore & Western railway and will con-
solidate it with the Bayfield, Harbor ik
0LSdt w SSlClu9 VI WLlCu u6 is PRESIDENT
Alezes Clernaont, Le Pere pioneer,
who will walk to Chicago at the instance
of the board Of Worlds Fair managers,
started on his long tramp last Monday.
Clermont expects to reach Chicago in
time to be present at the dedication Of
the fair buildings.
The sheriff's report of sale in the case
Of Thomas Bardon vs.. ]. q. Burton ct al
was made at Ashland last Monday. Bur-
ton is the old Gogebic iron king, andhhe.
and his associates we're sued for 81 COO
by Bardon and Judgment was rendered
for this amount. The sheriff seized and
sold all Of Burton's properly q Hurlass
land other places, but he did mt ffipsas
Ienough to satisfy The judi 81 81