The Irish standard., 1894-08-25

the Olivia people, and Hon. John Lind
for Beaver Falls. Olivia denied that 600
persons had asked the hoard to take their
names off the petition calling for an cleo
tion, and SAID the number was about 400
Their attorney showed that the commits
sioners had proceeded regularly accord
ing to law. The attorneys were given
week to file briefs.
The Winona county Democratic con-
vention took place in that city Monday
morning. Delegates to the number OF
about $50 were present, and delegates
were elected to both the state and the
congressional conventions. Those to the
former were instructed for Hon. John
Ludwig, Of that city, for the office OF
lieutenant governor. The delegates Sc
lected for the state convention were:
John Ludwig John Lohse, F. L Randall,
John O'Dea, w. A. Allen, G. F. Orise, d.
w. Lamberton, John Rose, VIM. Noonan.
NJ. J. Kowalewski, H. G. G. Schmidt, j.
Frisch, F. Monohan, p. Fitzpatrick, II.
Weibel, E V. Bogart, q. Kellerman, L.
Sikorski, j. Beutner, P. Bub, D. Falker,
j. HI. Johnson. j. Dietze, j. F. Gay, Geo.
Fisher and Philip Warren.
The lone Jack mine and all its appli-
ances and land, situated at Virginia, has
been transferred by the Lake Superior
Consolidated mines to the Oliver Mining
company, says the Tower Budget. The
lease and agreement were filed Monday
in the office of the register of decide. The
property designated as the Lone Jack
mine belongs to David T. Adams, who
owns 1862; M. M. Clark, 1912; Mary E.
Palmer, Is 72; Ella M; James, 10 81 apd
Amelia Sherwood, 2272. The lease 70
the Oliver Mining company WAS made
August l, 1894, and under this lease the
royalties have been reduced from so cents
q ton to 25 cents. The lessee agrees to
mine at least $4,000 tons year, in
case the Oliver Mining company make
an assignment of the lease the minimum
shall be fxed at LOG, 900 tons, which shall
be mined annually under the old agree
mept of so cents per ton as royalty, In
taking the lease of the Lone Jack mine
the Oliver Mining company must pay
over to the owners $25,006. which is the
amount due on royalties to December,
1899. After that date the royalties must
be paid on the $4,000 tons fixed us the
minimum.
c Deputy Marshals Shindler and Hurst
arrested Fred Knudson at DEVILS Lake
last Monday, charged with counterfeit
ing. He had a quantity of lead quarters
and counterfeiting tools in his possession,
also quantity Of confederate bills. he
was taken to Grand Forks for trial.
The festival of the Assumption of the
Blessed Virgin, SO faithfully observed by
the Roman Catholic church. was cele-
brated at st. Joseph's church here, by an
elaborate confirmation service after high
mass on Wednesday morning, says the
Mandan Pioneer OF last week. The bishop
Of this diocese, Rt. Rev. John Shanley,
D. D., arrived from Fargo on the morn
ing train, and he administered the rits
of confirmation upon lao candidates
presented to him by the pastor, Dean
Collins. Before administering the holy
rite of confirmation high mass was sung,
Dean Collins officiating as celebrant I,
during which the candidates partook OF
the Holy Eucharist from the hands OF
the venerable dean. After being clothed
in his elaborately embroidered canonical
robes the bishop took his seat on ths
altar, and to him were presented In small
groups the candidates to be confirmed,
14O in all. Mr.. Theo. A. Cummins and
Mrs. A. r. Mcdonald acted as lay spona-
ors.. In the evening there was lecture
and concert at the Emerson Institute
which was crowded to excess. The COM
cert program consisted Of eight numbers,
the feature OF which was the rendering
Of duet by Mrs. w. A. Wheeler and
Mrs. G Wymann, entitled "Barcarolle
Op. Is, No. q by Krucken. A trio, 20
Jesu Dei Vivi" by Verdi, sung by Mrs.
Wymann and Messrs. Kinney and Grunt
enfelder, and q solo by Miss Thurston
we're also we'll received and encores de-
manded. The Misses Cressinger and
Flynn acted as accompanies. Between
the first and second parts of the concert
program Bishop Shanley gave an hours
talk, answering some Of the popular OBJ
jections so often heard, to the Roman
Catholic church. He was introduced
by Mayor McDougal who. was accom-.
panied on the platform by Dean Collins.
Bishop Shanley remained in the city
yesterday an from here goes 10 Glen
Ullin where he holds confirmation sery-
ices on Sunday.
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