The Irish standard., 1894-11-10
Saltwater Echoes.


Special to The Irish Standard.
MI. aud Mrs. ). s. O'Brien are spend
ing the week in Chicago.
Miss Jennie Sullivan, of Minneapolis,
is visiting with Saltwater relatives.
Mrs. Sawyer and children, of Ashland,
Wis, age visiting with Mrs. Sawyer
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Casey.
The marriage is announced to take
place next Wednesday of Miss Jennie
Casey and Charles E. Connors, q popular
young business man of this city.
The Independent Order of Forestsrs
will entertain their friends next Wednes-
day evening, with d complimentary So
cial in their Lodge rooms in the new
Elks Hall. Daucing will b. the order of
the evening.
It was the same in Saltwater and
Washington county as in the balance of
the state, the Republicans carried most
of their candidates to victory. Master
man defeats O'Brisn for senator by 709
plurality. They also elest the three
representatives. The Democrats elested
Granville ". Smith sheriff. and Rudolph
Lshmicke, Judge of prob ste. Mayor
Staples was reelected over Hospes by
but seven votes. The vote for alderman
in che Third ward is a tie. The D5mo
C ats elect Brenner alderman in the
Second and WeEshons, (Rep.) wins ia the
First, the democratic vots being divided
between B .rron, tho regular candidate,
and Goodman, independent.
lit. Rev. Abbot Bernard Locnicker,
o. $. e., abbot OF St. Joho's Abbey and
president of st. Johns University, died
Wednesday morning at the residence Of
Rsv. Father Alphonse, O. s. e., pastor Of
the Immaculate church. The Gauss Of
his death was Bright's disease. Hs had
been suffering with this disease for the
last few years without being aware of
of the dangerous character OF his all
ment. A month ago he repaired to
Saltwater to enjoy rest and, if possible,
to regain his former strength. Bu5 last
week his disease took more serious
turn, with fatal results as stated. His
remains were transferred to St. Paul
Thursday afternoon On the 2:25 train
and conveyed to the Assumption church,
where they reposed in state until Friday
morning, when the solemn obseq lies
we're held at the church at $50 a. NJ
To-day the body OF the deceased prelate
was conveyed to st. johns abbey,
Stearns county, Minnesota, where it will
be laid at rest with his brethren in the
monastical cemetery. Rt. Rsy. Abbot
Be nard was born in Austria in l848,
emigrated to America ID 1858, and in the
same year entered the Order of St.
Benedict. 10 was ordained to the
priesthood in 1872: after his ordination
he officiated as professor and monastical
prior at the mentioned institution, and
was later on transferred to st. Paul,
where he was successfully assistant
priest and pastor Of the Assumption
church for eleven years. Upon the.
resignation of Ri. Rev. Alexius Edel-
brock be was elected his successor as
abbott, which position he retaine4 for
four years, until death called him to his
eternal reward. Abbot Bernard en-
.joyed the esteem and devoted love of all
who knew him. and his memory will be
especially enshrinsd in the hearts OF the
members OF the Assumption church,
where he labored for 80 many years
most successfully, ami where his loss
will be felt most keenly.
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