The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-07-29


five follow: 1. NJ. Guthrie, Blooming
Prairie, Steele county; 81. B. Laughlin
Fisher, Polk; E. A. Maiers, Huntly, Fari-
bault; s. NJ. Hof, st. Hilaire, Polk;
Jacob Christensen, Stark, Chisago. The
Norwood Office being IN the Third dis
trict, fell to Congressman Hall, Bloom
ing Prairie to Capt. Harries and Judge
Wilson, and the other five were on Chair
man Cutcheon's list when he visited the
capital few weeks ago. All were va
cancies made by removals.
| The Faribault Pilot of lest week says:
! The Rochester Record and Union has
named Hon. Thomas Wilson, of Winona,
Minnesota. Judge Wilson possesses the
! qualifications necessary to make most
excellent senator and If the Democrats
succeed in electing majority Of the
members of the next legislature we have
no doubt but that he will be considered
as candidate for United States Senator.
There is another "Old Roman in the
ranks Of the Minnesota Democracy that
deserves we'll of his party and some rec
ognitlon and remuneration for his past
party services. We mean Judge Elan.
drau, of St. Paul. He is, we believe, the
patriarch Of the party in this state. He
has fought it's battles for a third of con-
tury and remained faithful to it in it's
every vicissitude He is still active and
energetic in behalf OF his party and when
the day Of it's triumph comes, for come it
will, Charles E. Flandrau should be re-
membered.
NORTH DAKOTA.
Bishop Shanley made his first visit to
LaMoure county last week, and the
Chronicle reports 300 people present at
the services in Verona. Father Connolly,
of Jamestown, was also in attendance.
Ex-Governor Burke has opened an
Office in Duluth and engaged in the grais
commission business. He has been
elected 9 member of the board of trade,
and will hepceforth he numbered among
the stable business men of the Zenith
City.
The First National bank of Mandan
has doubled its capital stock, increasing
it to 100000. The surplus has been in
creased to $4,000. The Times says that
the new capital Is all furnished by actual
residents of the county and the profits of
the bank will thus be kept at home.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Judge Haney, at Chamberlain, has dis
solved the attachment of County Treas
ursr Eastman againstEthe property and
effects of the defunct bank at Planking-
ton. This was done in the interest Of
! other depositors. Eastman is depositor
to the amount of $4,000.
The clergy Of the eastern chapter OF
the Sioux Falls diocese will hold their
regular quarterly conference at the pro-
cathedral residence in that city on We'd
nesday, August 2, at 1880 p. IN. The Very
Rev. Dean Sheehan is president and Rev.
Father Hogan is secretary.
! A South Dakotal priest, writing from
Deadwood in regard to the article going
the rounds of the press to the effect that
Mgr. Satolli had been called upon to in-
vestigate charges against Bishop Marty,
says: The author of the calumny is the
same individual who wrote the circular
to which he refers in the late article. IF
all who govern dioceses we're as free from
faults as the sanity. Bishop Marty, then
| MGR. Satolli's mission TO America, in the
matter Of Investigations, would be with
out meaning The great virtue Of Bishop
Marty and the success which with great
sacrifice, little means and sometimes in
different Instruments he has attained in
his diocese, are we'll known in Rome and
to Mgr. Satolli, too. No man wearing
mitre TO- day in the Catholic Church in
America commands smore respect with
the hierarchy or is morel revered by his
priests and people, irrespective Of nation
ality, than the Bishop::of Sioux Falls.
| WISCONSIN.
Rev. Father McKenna, O. r., the elo-
quent orator of the Dominican order,
lectured at ST. Peters church, Oshkosh,
last Sunday. evening, on "Our Blessed
Mother
Father Murphy, of Racine, was.pre-
sented with costly gold watch and
chain by the parishioners of st. Roses
church before his departure for Colum-
! bus, to which he has been transferred.
At the twenty-second annual conven-
ton of the G. r. A. Union recently held
in Oshkosh, the following officers were.
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