The Irish standard., 1892-10-08

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ley, sister Of the bride, acted as brides
maid, and Mr. j. j. Grath vol, of st. Paul,
was groomsman. The bride is an estim-
able young lady who has large circle Of
friends in Faribault where she had lived
since childhood, with the exception Of
the last few years. The groom is a bright
young newspaper man, Of st. Paul, and
at present holds position on the St.
Paul Dispatch. He is son of Mr. John
Q. Deveraux. for many years connected
| with the Northwestern Chronicle. After
the ceremony the wedding party partook
of breakfast at the home of the brides
parents. In the afternoon the happy
young couple left on short trip to the
East, and on their return will make their
home in st. Paul.
The annual school meeting was held at
Faribault last Saturday evening. Never
in the history of the city was such time,
], 900 voters being present, among them
45O women. Three hours were spent in
counting votes after two hours had been
spent in voting outside. On every street
corner stood crowds wrangling over the
matter. The old board consisted of s. B.
Wilson, County Superintendent; George
Bachelor, M. H. Keeley, A. e. Haven and
ii. Chaffey. Every member of the board
favored the plan, as it was this board and
the Catholic authorities which made the
negotiation and every one of them, save
one, came up for reelection. Father
Conry was substituted on the ticket by
the withdrawal of one of the old ones.
and here the great opposition came. The
whole board was defeated by about 200
majority, and elected in their stead were
Sam Brandvold, I'll. F. Kester and John
Hutchinson. In choosing these three
mon there will be continuation cf the
struggle, as these men are not in favor of
giving the Catholics any representation
in the public schools, The fight is the
more intensified, as teachers have been
secured to ELI out the year, the old
board securing the proper number OF
Catholic teachers.
NORTH DAKOTA. -.
Malvina, the beloved wife of William
W. Flynn, died at Odessa on Sept. 20.
The many friends Of Mr.. Flynn sympa-
thize with him in his great sorrow.
. Mark Joyce, native of Quebec, died
at Dickinson on Sept. 26 at the age Of 1t
years. Deceased leaves wife, fye sons
and two daughters to mourn hie loss.
The burial services occurred at the Gath
olic church on Sept, 28, Rev. Father
Smythe officiating
A Catholic church fair will open at
Michigan City On Oct. ". Mrs. C. 3. C..
Doherty, wife Of the popular editor Of The,
Nelson County Independent, requests
the ladies OF Michigan City and vicinity
to send their contributions for the fair to
Father Cassidy's residence two days be-
fore the opening OF the bazaar. SO as to
give ample time to arrange booths and
avoid ell confusion at the last moment.
The contributors are also requested to put
their names on the articles donated.
Edward Evans died at Langdon Of Red
River fever on Sept q at the age Of az.
The deceased had been in the town for
less than year, out during that short
time had won the esteem Of every ona
who knew him. About month ago he
was stricken with tbe fever and although
he received the most careful nursing at,
the home of MIR. Mahoney he grew rapidly
worse. Doctors Donovan, OF Langdon,
McKenty, Of Neche, and Archer, Of Mil
ton, we're in attendance, and everything
was done that conld be done to save tho
young mans life, but without ayaiL At
the request Of relatives the remainsswefe
shipped to his former home at Napanee,
Ont, where the aged parents, brothers
and sisters reside
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The Milwaukee Journal says that az
pastor of st. james church, Kenosha, Tor
the past ten years, Rev. James M. Clea-y
has been one Of the most successful in
the state, baving lifted his parish from
the verge Of bankruptcy to afluence and
Importance. He was instrumental ia
building the present elegant church
edifce at cost considerably over $50 600.
During the last year he has erected !
SIC, 1000 school building, equipped with an
the noder', Improvements, and which Is
considered one of the very best IN tho
state. ss s.. HUI .85is 4 fss i
The Christian Is Home Journal says.ss
The Very Rev. Dean Fardy, st New J,