The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-07-23

Bishop Marty resigned. AS yet no official
notice of this appointment has been
made, but the bishop has received word
from Senator Davis at Washington that
the appointment is made. Bishop Mo-
Golrick has just returned from an official
visit to the White Earth reservation, tho
largest Chippewa reserve in the North-
west and to which it is proposed to re-
move all of the Indians of the state.
While there great council was held, the
most important, for many years, attended
by chiefs, headmen, and braves from all
the Chippewa reservations of the state.
At this council which occupied several
days the Indians gave their full story Of
| their wrongs, from the earlier unfulfled
treaty obligations to the present time
when the government having obtained
their signatures to deed of large tracts
of land in several parts of the country on
an express promise to give each family
100 acres of land in severalty, besides
| farm implements and cattle, is now try
ing to give but eighty acres and no i'm
PIGMENTS or cattle. The Bishop is very
hopeful of the future of the Indians if
treaty obligations can be carried out and
if the half breeds can be kept away from
the full bloods. At present half breeds,
| squaw mon. and many who claim to have
Indian blood are crowding into the reser-
walton to obtain share of the severalty
lands and are elbowing at the full bloods.
who are very jealous of the intrusion.
| NORTH DAKOTA.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Shanley, of James
town, conducted retreat for the clergy
last week at Creighton College, Omaha.
| SOUTH DAKOTA.
The annual meeting of the South Da~
| kota Press Association will occur at Aber~
deem on the 26th and 9th of this month.
The program of exercises as arranged by
the executive committee includes paper
by r. W. Wheelocl, of the Mitchell Re-
publican, subject, "T4egitimate Use Of
Editorial Space" Discussion opened by
J. w. Shannon, followed by fve-minute
talks on same subject by Henry Neill J.
Tomlinson, Jr., Ell. E. Mayhew, E. G. Tor.
rey, Fl. S. Volknar. A session will be-
devoted to the discussion and investiga">
ton of the cooperative principle among
publishers. A paper by Thos. w. Bishop,
OF the Volga Tribune, Business Methods
in Conducting the Printing Business"
will be read the second day.
WISCONSIN.
Rev Father Condor. of Watertown, has
|'obtained for st. Bernard's Church of that
place the privilege Of the world renowned
"PortiEncula Indulgence" August 2 is
the date appointed for the sacred cere-
monies according to the wording OF the
brief, and not only St. Bernard's congre-~
cation but all the surrounding ones are
invited to attend. The indulgence is to-
be granted each year, for the term of
seven years, to all the faithful of both
sexes, who heing truly penitent after
confessing their sins, and receiving Holy
Communion, devoutly visit St. Bernard's
Church from first vespers two o'clock y.
N. August until sunset the next day,
August 2, and there sincerely pray to
God for peace amongst Christian princeg,
extirpation Of heresies, conversion of sin
ners and exaltation Of our Holy Mother
the Church. The Portiuncula Indulg-.
ence secures the remission of sins, and
the relaxation of the temporal punish
! nent due to them.
Archbishop Katzer has appointed Mgr.
Zsininger Vicar General of the Milwau-
kee diocese. Other appointments were
announced by the Archb bishop as follows:
The Rev. J. Fl. Koetting, Secretary and
Chancellor; the Rev. p III. Durnin of st.
Roses Church, Milwaukee diocese, Sec
retary; the Rev. Thomas Pagan of Bay
view, Procurator Friscalis, an office which
is intended to bear on ecclesiastical ques-
tions and ecclesiastical law; the Rt. Rev.
A. Zeininger, Moderator of the Matri-
nonlal Court, to whom questions of the
validity of marriages are referred; the
Rev, 2. M. Abbelen, Defensor Matrirnoni.
The synodical examiners Of candidates
for the priesthood and of priests ap-
pointed are the Very Rev. Joseph Rainer,
rector Of the seminary; the Rev. s. Lebl.
D. D., professor of the seminary; the
Very Rev. Antonius O. M. Cap Of Mil
waukee; the Very Rev. r. Meyer, s. j.,
President OF Marc quette College; the Rev.
~. NJ. Cleary, Kenosha, the Very Rev
James i. Kinsella, Shullsburg, Arch
bishops consulrers; the Rt. Rev. A. Zein-
niger, Milwaukee; the Rev. J. y. Keogh.
pastor Of st. Johns Cathedral; the Very
Rev. z. N. Abbelen Of Notre Dame Con
vent; the Very Rev. II. Gulski, pastor
st. Hyacinth's Church; the Very Rev.
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