The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-07-01
on the afternoon train for their future
homo in ST. Paul, amid shower Of rice
and old shoes.


provided with funds for mailing it those
entitled to copy should call in person
and receive it OF remit the postage. Each
public library and each public school
library is also entitled to copy.
At the eighth annual commencement
of st. Thomas Seminary on June %, a
distinguished visitor was present in the
parson Of Mgr. Satolli, the papal able
gate. In reply to congratulatory ad-
dress of welcome, Mgr. Satolli said in
part: "It is with great pleasure that I as.
sist for the first time at commencement
OF this institution. A few months since
/ was present at the opening Of the
Scholastic year, and now at its close
heartily congratulate you upon the sue
cessful work which in the meantime you
have accomplished. These happy results,
like the growth OF the seminary itself, are
due, not only to the wisdom of it's found
eEA but also in special manner to the
wisdom and zeal of your archbishop. In
return for the cordial welcome which he
has given me, and for his constant fdel-
ity to the Holy See, myself, as reprssen-
tative of the Roman pontif, bear witness
that the Roman pontiff cherishes for
your archbishop an especial good will
and esteem. As the seminary improves
in point of buildings and equipment, so
will the scope of it's studies widen and it's
labors become more fruitful. AS the
name of Paul is associated with the name
OF Peter, so shall the diocese Of ST. Paul
rank with Rome in whatever pertains to
the welfare Of religion and science and
civilization"
NORTH DAKOTA.
Ex- Governor Burke of North Dakota
will go into the grain receiving business
at Duluth, and has made application for
membership on the board of trade.
The Devils Lake Chautauqua assembly
commenced the session on June % and
will close it's program on July II. One
hundred and fifty Indian boys and girls
will be on parade on the grounds on the
Fourth of July. Gen. Weaver and DR..
| Driver will deliver orations, and the en- I:
tire musical talent of the assembly will
combine in grand concert at night.
After the evening entertainment there
will be fine display of fire works on
barge in the lake.
WISCONSIN,.
/ During the mission recently given ait
St. Joseph's church, Fond du Lac, by
the Jesuit Fathers Moeller and Finni-
gan, ITO individuals went to confession
and received communion.
Division No. /, A. O. H., Racine. re-
Gently elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President John r.
Powers; vice-president, Charles Finch;
treasurer, Michael Colbert; financial sec
retsry, John Mills; recording secretary,
Thomas Lynch; marshal, John Rohar;
sergeant alarms, Edward Kelley. ;;
4 Atthe residence of Father Barney, ,Hud-
son, on Sunday evening, June 18, Miss
Allie Monaghan and Henry singleman
were united in marriage. After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Singleman and
few invited guests were entertained at
the residence of the brides sister, Mrs.
eastman, after which the guests es-
Ioo,&<,l1 thew RI thar r1nuv homo IN Einhfh
street.
The erection of the new st. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum at Green Bay has been
delayed owing to conditions relative to
the lot upon which it was to be located.
II seems that just as the trustees were
, about to build they discovered that
lseveral factories were soon to 60 up IN
tho immediate vicinity. II is probable
Ethat new loca ton will be chosen. The
trustees hope TO complete the founda-
tions this year. 5.
Joseph, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. =.
1 Mahoney, off Chippswa Falls, was
drowned ia the Chippewa river nt that
place on Friday, Jnne 18th. He had not
lyet reached his 18th year and was a
bright int elligsnt boy. AZ % altar hoy.
HE had served Il Notre Dame church for
4 some time md Ilis funeral from that etlis.
4 doe, 81, 18th ult was silld
ana Hi aa1l
Il haye hive tlae heartfe yy @