The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-03-10

has fully succeeded, although at the ex-
lpense Of his health, which, however, We
are glad to state, is but temporarily im-s
paired. The rigors of our northern win
tors have been too severe for him, and, no
doubt, his acceptance of the present ap-
pointment will be due to the necessity
for change. Archbishop Zardetti is .
man Of finished education; theologian
who takes rank With the most learned OF
any in the United States; q brilliant ora
tor, and an author whose works take
high place in Catholic theological circles.
Personally, he is most engaging in man.
ner. He never forgets his dignity, yet is
extremely affable and kind to all who
come in contact with him. Az might be
expected from his family and parentags
he is polished and refined gentleman
under all circumstances. The prayers
and best wishes of his flock in the dfo"
cese Of st. Cloud will 60 with him to his
new labors in foreign land. Who will
succeed Bishop Zardetti, says the st.
Cloud Times, is the question which now
comes home with peculiar force to tina
clergy and Catholics of the diocese. OF
course, as his promotion has just become
public, there has been NO speculation as
to his successor. The new Bishop will
be selected by the Holy See, upon the
Recommendation Of the bishops of the.
Archdiocese of st. Paul. They are:.
Archbishop Ireland, of ST. Paul; Bishop
Marty, of South Dakota; Bishop McGol-
rick, of Duluth; Bishop Cotter of Wi
mona, and Bishop Stanley, Of North na~
kota. 1t will be several months before
an appointment is made, and as soon as
Bishop Zardetti eurrenders his present
charge, an administrator for the diocese
will be appointed temporarily.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
| Rev. Father M. Kennedy, Of Garry
owen, intends starting o library in his
parish.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Marty has been
pleased to appoint the Rev. James Han
nan, pastor of Waukonda, to succeed
Rev. Father Collins, transferred to Mont,
| rose.
e prominent farmer near Miller, named
Peter Christian, has been ordered sent to
the Yankton asylum. Christian went
crazy on religion, threatening to kill hia
wife unless she would go and preach
with him.
! The young ladies of ST. Theresa's con-
gregation Of Beresford intend to hold
grand entertainment and supper in the
opera house on Easter Monday night,
the proceeds to be applied towards pro-
viding vestments, etc, for the church.
Whatever the good people of Beresfora
undertake for their benefit has always
proved big SUCCESS.
| NORTH DAKOTA.
| The Fargo Argus: Grafton is to have
an A. P. A. lodge. Heretofore the Argus
did not believe the people of any locality
in North Dakota susceptible to violent
crank Influences
| The North Dakota divorce colony is to
have distinguished addition to it's mem
bership. The Princess Colonna, Million
aire Mackay's daughter, is to take up her
residence at Fargo, and there procure q
legal separation from her brutal and prof.
ligate husband. She will no doubt add
largely to the attractions OF the menagee
rie there, for she will be the biggest toad
in the puddle.
! A subscriber over the signature ct
'Settler' writes The Forum: ."As Mrs.
Cora Lee announces herself as the can
didate for county superintendent OF
schools last week, but tailed TO state her
political faith, hasten to do SO as she ia
too modest herself. She is Democrat
in politics-her system Of school discip-
line is Marquis of Queensberry rules
her code Of polite language when mad
j. l.. sullivan's.''
Erin, st. Oroix. county, can boast of the
oldest man in the state. Edward O'Eare
more in the town who count their age
! from 1893 or 1893.
] The A. O. II. of Hudson will celebrate
st. Patrick's day, March 18th, in their
usual enjoyable manner. A supper and
entertainment will be given at their hall
and fine program is being prepared for
the occasion.
i Says the Hudson True Republican:
Last Thursday evening as the Columbian
Historical club was starting out for Still
water, Miss Mary McDonald, in attempt
ing to alight from the sleigh, on Third
street, missed the step and fell violently.
to the ground, sustaining fracture and
dislocation OF the hlp. She was taken
Immediately to the residence Of Mr.. Geo.
Slater, where she has made her home tor
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