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The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

PORTLAND, Or, Catholic Sentinel: The
Pope has given a practical proof that the
Catholic Church practices what it
breaches. Although stripped of all his
territorial possessions, a prisoner in his
own palace and dependent upon the
worlds aims, he has, during the past
year, out of his comparative poverty,
given twenty eight thousand pounds to
poor families who have suffered financial
losses, fifteen thousand pounds to various
charitable institutions, sixteen thousand
pounds to hospitals, and to the poor
nearly ten thousand pounds. This is
fulfilling, both in the letter and in the
spirit, the divine mandate.
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

. MAYOR Washburne, of Chicago, it is
said, contemplates resigning because the
Republican newspapers of that city have
recently united in an attack on him on
account of his approval Of a certain Or
dinance Either such an announcement
is huge joke or the mayor of Chicago is
thin skinned, to say the least. When all
other party papers as well as his own be-
gin to denounce him and the people in
general begin to talk mob rule, it will be
time enough to retire from Office in Chi
cago, if custom is to be followed.
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

AN evening paper announced meet
ing on Monday nightfor the organization
of an orange lodge and ended by saying:
"This makes the third orange lodge in
the city" It would be more satisfactory
if accuracy characterized such alleged
news items. There are at le6st hun
dred orange lodges on the street corners
and much rotten fruit in them as is the
case in all such lodges or push carts.
The "bananee" and :'chestnutee" lodges,
though the latter may have worms, are
better for health than the musty stuff
dished out at the numerous orange
lodges.
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

WR1rs issued by French tribunal, at
the instance of Justin Mccarthy, on
Monday of this week, have been served
upon Timothy Harrington, Joseph Ed
ward Kenny and Mrs. Parnell, calling
upon them to withdraw the objections
they lodged some time ago with the Paris
banking firm of Munroe & Co., prohibit
ing that house from paying to Mr.. Nc
earthly the funds belonging to the Irish
parliamentary party, of which the late
Mr.. Parnell was one OF the trustees. The
Dublin Independent (Parnellite) says
that e. decision will probably be obtained
declaring that the funds are the property
of the national league.
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

whom he found out little Jimmie did not
love Marie. The poor boy was entrapped
into marriage. Is it not strange that lit
tie Jimmie never thought of leaving his
wife until the young couple went to
Mother Blalne's house and never knew
he had been entrapped before then?
When old Jimmy wants to get drop
curtain to hang between his domestic re-
hearsals and the public, he should utilize
something more closely woven than such
a large meshed net. Mrs. Blaine, nee
Nevina, may seek success in the histrionic
art and We hope she will not fail SO con-
spicuously as her father in law has. His
role, as an actor, is that of the ostrich.
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12
SATURDAY, MARCH IL, 1892.
DIsOU1ETUD1 in THE RANKS.


There is ample cause for the dlsqui-
etude of the Republican party as mani
tested by it's obstinate refusal to accept
tho decision tf the United States SUI
preme Court in the Nebraska governor
ship case placidly. The recent attempt
to urge. Ihayer to make another feeble
attempt to Gust Gov. Boyd has been dis
gipated froth like by the fact that Thayer
had in writing surrendered his ridiculous
claims and::retired from the position he
fraudulently held. With & Democratic
governor, Boyd, in Nebraska, Demo
cratic governor, Boies, in Iowa, Demo-
cratic United States Senator, Palmer, in
Illinois, the Republican majority in Min
nesota reduced to few thousand and the
Republican frebrand ingalls, politically
slaughtered in Kansas the future of the
party assumes very grave aspect.
The center of the nation and it's most
productive agricultural region is uner"
rngly and sternly disavowing the IN
wholesome doctrines of the Republican
party. Its decadence Gates from the
time when the active, live and progressive
citizens of the nation manifested their
WEAKNESS at hearing the ''war cry"
howled campaign after campaign, years
after peace had gently settled down over
the nation, filing every patriotic soul
with brilliant hopes ct the future and
causing all to cast their eyes in that di-
rection instead Of looking backward. The
disastrous effects Of the new sch ome to
dnpe the people, the Mckinley bill. which
followed it's practical operation, were
made to fall most heavily upon the Re-
publican party at subsequent elections.
Any governmental measure that causes
laborers, farmers and producers generally
to pay a double price for necessaries that
rich manufacturers may be paid a double
value can only result in the discontinue
of the originator Of the measure IN a re-
public where citizens can express their
opinions at the polls. The geographical
heart of the nation beats right on the
tariff question and the certainty Of Re-
publican defeat next November leaves
Harrison almost alone as an aspjrant for
the presidential nomination ON his party
+iclnt
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

RESTRICTION of emigration is now pro-
posed by the German emperor. The
flower of the father)and is coming to
America and naturally considerable
alarm is caused thereat. The Emperor
may enact laws to keep men in servitude,
but here in America laws are made to set
mon free Of whatever race or color. It
is this spirit which brings to our shores
the purest and best manhood of foreign
countries in the face of protests no mat
ter how bitter or unrelenting they may
be in their nature.
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

30 TON Pilot: Edward Samuel Wesley
De Cobain, late N. P. for East Belfast,
was formally expelled from the House OF
Commons on February Is, ''being fugi-
tive from justice on charges Of gross i'm
morality" II this action had been taken
by an Irish Home Rule Parliament, it
would have been set down es persecution
of the loyal minority; for Mr.. De Co.
balm is an Orange grand-master and re-
llgious exhorter; but as the tardy motion
for his expulsion was made by Mr.. Bal
four himself, the loyal lodges will prob
ably not seek to make capital out Of it
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

AS to the question of reciprocity with
Canada, Senator Sherman says it is just
what this nation wants because our
economic conditions are 80 similar, SEN
ator Hale says the economic condition of
the United States and Canada are so
similar that reciprocity with Canada
would prove great mistake. Here are
the opinions Of two Republican leaders
entirely at variance. But of course one
of them is right, SO the average Republi-
can will be satisfied.
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

THE organization of mining exchange
in Minneapolis would seem to be very
wise thing. The 100000 deal recently
consummated by Bob Jamison in the
Mesaba mining region is a stimulus that
will quicken the energies of the most
phlegmatic of spectators. Minneapolis
is the natural center for the development
of all the profitable resources of the
Northwest.
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

ON account of poor health Mr.: Springer
will retire from the Craftsmanship OF the
ways and means committee of the House.
AS he has been one Of the foremost
champions of tariff reform, the loss of his
services is to be deplored at this time
His recognized ability, together with his
long and faithful services as congress-
man has given him prestige as a leader
and in the present congress would be OF
untold value both to his party and to the
people.
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12
AMERICAN SENSE OF JUSTICE.

Secretary Blaine, in his attack upon
his daughter-in- law, declared that he was
acti in behalf of his grandson. In his
anxiety he overlooked the necessity of his
fatherly cefense generation nearer the
parent stock. His son, who was made
Miss Nevins' husband, is held up by the
Secret airy, as almost an intellectual i'm
beetle. Mr. Blaine complains of the
rudeness of Mrs. Nevins and her daugh-
ter, Young Blaine's' wife, on their visit
to Mrs Blaine, ST., at the latter's home.
He says that when she entered the room
neither of the visitors offered her hand.
The Blaines' have q peculiar code which
requires the visitors to bid the HOSTESS a
hearty welcome.
Blaine pere and his wife have inteli-
gently branded their grandson by max
ing him the son Of divorced woman and
father who is BOBBY, according to the
statement of the national secretary of
State. The latter's affected defense of
his grandson, that is made the mask be-
hind which wronged woman is SLAM
dered, had better been Endorsed burn
this" before being sent to the press.
! The American sense OF common justice
is too keen to be clouded in case of this
kind. The sentiment that lauded his
turgid communications to Italy in de-
tense Of the exterminators Of the Malta
will sternly rebuke the destruction Of a
family at the behest of domineering old
woman and the blackening Of a young
woman's name, who in divorce court,
whence she was driven, seeks redress for
herself and worse than fatherless child.
The Professional presidential candidate
Furnishes evidence Of his generosity salts
factory 10 himself when he states that
;sl lnles offered the young couple 8 house and
5l2,5o0 year and almost had the vertigo
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

EDWARDS P1ERRRPoNT died on Sunday,
March 6, in New York CITY, aged 70. he
was attorney general Of the United States
under President Grant, retiring from the
cabinet in 1876 when he was appointed
minister to England from this country.
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

The Progress of the World" which is
the exceedingly live editorial department.
of the Review of Reviews, discusses the
American political situation with great
frankness in it's March number. A very
fine new portrait of Mr.. Grover Cleveland
is presented, as also are equally striking
half-tone presentments of President Har-
rison, Mr.. Blaine, Postmaster General
Wanamaker, Chief Justice Fuller. the
late Justice Bradley, Chairman Bland, of
the Coinage Committee, and the late
John Jay Knox. The review of foreign
affairs is also fresh and keen, and is in
terspersed with portraits Of Judge Henry
Foster of Chill; President Diaz and Senior
Cara OF Mexico; full-page portraits of
Prince George and the Duke of Clarence:
q fine full-page portrait of Father Ander-
ledy, the late general Of the Jesuits; por-
traits of M. De Freycinct and M. Cle-
menceau, who are SO prominent in the
present political crisis in France, and
various other celebrities Of the day. The
new year has witnessed a most unprece-
dented mortality among the great men of
England. The Review Of Reviews for
March has extended notices Of these men.
Its principal long feature is . group Of
character sketches from the trenchant
pen Of Stead, in which the late Mr..
spurgeon and Cardinal Manning are
characterized and discussed at length,
and in which Sir Morell Mackenzie also
has 9 place. All q these men en were per-
sonal friends Of ana he writes
Ct them e his usual enter manner.
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

WE know of no punishment too severe
for man who would drive his wife to a
life of shame by his brutality, such as is
reported to have been done by one Cum
mings, of this city. In cases of this kind
our laws seem wholly inadequate to meet
the requirements, and some means ought
to be devised by which offenders of this
nature, or when found to be offenders
through q court of justice, may not be al
lowed to 20 UNPUBLISHED.
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

The voting contest for choice of May
or, for some time past made q feature
through the columns Of the Superior
Call, has closed. Among the gentlemen
who polled q very large vote and who
now may have an eye on the nomination
for Mayor when the proper time arrives,
is Mr.. Salt. The name is very popular
one, but his attempt to salt the other fol
low may prove disastrous too much for
the average Superior voter to swallow.
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

THos. EGAN, an old-time compositor
and for some years employed on the
Tribune of this city, has received notice
that $1,000 has recently been awarded
him as pension. This is pretty big
"string" for Tom and judicially used will
help to tide him along LIES roadway
smoothly until the last $50" for him shall
be sounded.
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

The meeting of the Supreme Lodge
Knights OF Reciprocity, held at Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, recently, which, it was an
nounced, would fire gun in the political
campaign that would be heard from the
Pacific to the Atlantic, was grand fzzle.
In fact, the gun did not make as much
noise as a toy pistol on Washington's
birthday. When called to order four
delegates were present.
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

CATHOLIC Union and Times: DR..
Thomas Adds Emmett calls for 100000
to assist the Irish Nationalist at the
coming elections That modest sum
should be subscribed in short notice.
There is no longer fear that it will be
used to continue Irish faction fighting.
Every cent of it will go to strengthen the
Irish party, to discredit Salisbury and to
the Home Rule programme
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

The following announcement from the
Boston Pilot has the right ring to it:
"The Ancient Order of Hibernians and
the Board of Erin have agreed to unite
in the st. Patrick's day parade this year,
and will be permanently united here
after"
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

The above rates include cost of postage to any
part of the United States or Canada. To any
other part of the world the postage must be
added to the subscription price.
All subscriptions are payable in advance and
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The date printed on the wrapper OF each
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Where subscriber desires to discontinue,
the office should be informed by letter OF such
fact Any arrearages due must accompany the
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When writing matter for publication In IHE
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The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

& REFERRING to last Wednesday g zephyr
q local paper says: 'gThe blizzard seems
to have originated in the region Of Medi-
cine Hat and moved southeasterls from
that locality at the rate of l2OOmiles in
IL hours" etc. If ever justifiable the res
mark .'Shoot that Hat is, in this case.
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

Mrs, GLADsroNE's first article in the
series of ssHints from Mothers Life"
which she has written for The Ladies'
Home Journal, will be printed in the
April issue of that periodical
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

AFTER three years work Mr.. Blaine has
got the Behring sea controversy to a
point where Cleveland's secretary, Mr..
Bayard left it. Mr.. Blaine will hardly
finish the task before his party retires
from power.
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

JOHN PARNEL1, brother of the late
Charles Stewart Parne]l, denies the re-
port that was circulated q few days ago
that Avonale, the Parnell residence in
Ireland was to be sold at auction.
The Irish standard., 1892-03-12

MAYOR D'AUTREMoNT, of Duluth, has
made the following appointments, sub
ject to the action of the council, which
will undoubtedly confirm the same at a
meeting to be held next week: Chief OF
Police, Daniel Horgan; assessor, j. K.
Shaw; member of board of public works,
Capt. James Farrell.
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HOMESTEAD PROOF.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho.(
February 10, 1892.
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of her intention to make
final proof III support of her claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re
ceiver at HALEY, Idsho, on April 4. 1899. viz:
RRODA POTTER,
for tn. NEh of the EwL and the NWA of the
MEL Sec. ls, and the VIZ Of the Sc u Sec. 0, Z p.
g. north Of range 25 eaet.
She name the following Witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon. end cultivation Of,
said land, viz:
Levi Taylor Christopher Rogers, 1. 8. Potter,
and J. NJ. Fauklin,
ALI OF Houston, Idaho.
W. T. RILEY.
Register.