The Irish standard., 1893-12-02

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unimproved. He has been attacked b.
the saloon element among the Buffalo
4 German Catholics for scoring their bnsii.
ness in q speech there during Bishop
4 Ryan's jubilee. &c is not remarkable
that man Of his views finds no special
favor with the saloon element. The
more enemies 81 this kind he makes, the
higher will be the esteem in which &D
| right-minded people hold him.
Last Saturday evening Gov. Peck, &C.
companied by Qnartermastsr General
Falk, Col. Dever, and Col. Boyle, left
for Hurley, where the Governor and
the members Of his staff will per-
sonally attend to the distribution of
clothing and supplies among the dessi-
tute miners. Besides the local contri-
buttons Others from all sections OF the
State and Chicago are being received.
The supplies will be shipped in carlote.
The cash contributions thus far amount
to 81 1,OCO, which will be expended for ar
ticles most needed. Col. Caldwell of the
First Regiment Of the Wisconsin Ma
tlonal Guard has telegraphed G l. Boyle
that he had notified the Captains OF all
companies in his regiment to respond in
every way possible to the appeal OF tho
Governor for contributions and that the
Captains were gathering carload OF
supplies which will shortly he ready for
shipment. The Indications are that
about 10000 or 10000 Of these people
will have to be fed and clothed until
spring. Under the most favorable cor
ditione none Of the mines can start with
any number OF men IT, speak OF before
March or April. Many of the single
men are leaving the country, seeking
means of livelihood elsewhere, the rail.
roads furnishing free transportation.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
The many friends Of Mr. John Curry.
yard-mas er at Yanktcn tor the Milwau-
kes company, will be panied 20 heaz OF
the death OF his aged mother, which s<pk
place at Portage, Wis, On Friday night,
Nov. II.
Henry Gill and Miss Mary Noonan.
both Of La Grange, Yankton county.
were recently united in marriage at ST.
Brigid's church, Walehtown. The con-
tracing parties are both widely known
in the county, having lived there since
infancy, and their many friends wish
tlem JOY in their welded life.
The Rev, Father Nolan, of st. Mic,a-
els church, Sioux Falls, held very sue
oessful sociable lately, gotten up by thu
ladies of the Pro Cathedral Parish, which
netted $4,000. Father Nolan is yerr
popular in the Queen City and we ara
pleased to find that he ia meeting With
| with excellent aid and announcement
from his good people.
A Norwegian who intends to dispoea
| Of his farm and embark in business in
| Watertown, s. d., says in regard to it;
! fsAy ben tsnken all summer bout aaa,
! farna en- livestocks beesness, on Ay talk
Ay ken maken damsite more moua hy
yon blind peeg on Vatertown on tree
mont as Ay ken maken von yeers by deas
har farpl, SO Ay tank Ay akail get ms
Won of dees bind peegs en- do beesneaa
| to beet hail. '+as
| NoRTH DAxOTA.
It appears that VIM. Kelpedy, tho
principal Of the Dawson school, haii; I; Sc come
trouble with the parents OF refractoty,
pupil. Thr Steele Ozone says: A. son
OF james Hurd was punished by Princi-
pal Kennedy for gross misconduct.
whereat the parents requested the action
OF the school board upon the teacher.
County Superintendent Portner and thS
board sustained Mr.. Kennedy, and both
pspers at Dawson did the same. Frpra
what We can learn, this is case where
"soft solder and sentimental theory ret
the go-by in Q proper manner. The loas
Of disciplinein schools is mostly due to
the wishywashY method, which makes =
teacher, who Furnishes a refractory
youth, akin to criminal 3...
Major Clapp, Indian agent at For
Berthold, has sent his annual report Il,
Washington, y. q Init he says that he.
is opposed to the plan ofsending Indianss