The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
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co,mpIetes Tie trip sby Jan. 81, As Is re-
sceiye ST. 900 and Dne "a nth III sal rysat
$112 per mon Cd. AT the Sunday services
finSt the Winona Cathedral Rt.. r Mons
sO'Bryen, OF Rome, domestic pTelate to the
pope, and Rt. Rev. Mons. Nugent, the
World renowned phila nthropist 81 Lon
fdo n. we're present They we're the guests
sof IRt. Rev. Bishop Cotter and Rev. r.
IN Gallagh lei, OF ona. In the morning
Mons. O,Bryen celebrated q solelnn high
mass, and the sermon was preached by
Mons. NugeDt. Iii the evening Mons.
sO'Bryen; al the request OF Bishop Cotter,
explained the y position Of the pope In
sRp1ne. He stated that the pope claimed
that Rome had been wrongfully taken
from his control and does not approve
of the Italian celebrations last week. n
/ Tower, Mimi. ~ Tha Indians Of this sec
ton are all intoxicated, and the town is
In q state OF terror as a consequence, NO
violence has as yet been comml lifted, and
steps are being taken to get the req men
on their reservations. Lieutenant w ~.
Mercer, the government Indian agent
was here Friday. and distributed the al
lot1nent Of money, $40 for each Indian q le J
As soon as Lieutenant Mercer lent town
the Indians made rush for the sal oons.
The law, forbidding the sale OF liquor to
Indians is being openly violated, and all
the storekeepeTs are trying to get as
much Of the money as possible. Those of
the Indians who do not drink are spend
ing their money as fast as they can for
candy, gay colored handkerchief and ar
tIcles for which they have no use. Their
sole object seems to be to get rid OF their
money as fast as they can. Some Of the
Indian children are under the influence
of whisky.
Falibault, inn-The body Of man 5
feet 10 inches tall and about IS years OF
age was found in Roberd's lake Monday
morning. On it was found about $14 in
money, some jewelry, a watch and some
papers 1t is Thought the deceased is
John H. Monaghan, OF Hartland or Albert
Lea, MINI. There was rope about eight
feet long around his neck, and to the
other end was securely tied a stone
weighing some 40 or 50 pounds. John
H. Monaghan came to Gorman's Hotel
last Monday night, and Tuesday he left
the house, leaving hts horse and buggy at
the hotel barn. He has not been seen
until his body was found Monday morn
ing. There Is a strong suspicion that
the man was murdered and his body sunk
!. in the lake to cover up the crime. Mr..
Monaghan's friends here say he was
known to have some money, more than
was found on his body. The coroner Is
Investigating.
winnipeg, Man. AFTER a pleasant stay
Of several days IN Winnipeg, during
which time he was entertained in varl-
Gus ways by leading public men, Henry
M. Stanley, the famous African explorer,
left here over the Canadian Pacific rail-
way 4 for the Canadian; rockies. Mr..
Stanley will spend a couple OF. days IN thu
mountains IN hunting and fishing with
party Of gentlemen, who have arranged
to ioir him. His travelling companion
west is Hon. Chas. Macintosh, governor
Of the Northwest territories. 1t is under
stood that MI Stanley has been commits
stoned by the king of Belgians to report
on the Canadian Northwest country as
field for Belgian immigrants.
Duluth. MINI. MIR. and Mrs. Walter
Wright. whose two children, Walter and
oueenie, were recently left "a big fortune.
and are in charge Of the probate court,
made desperate attempt to kidnap them.
They stole the children from the insti-
tuition they had been placed in, and made
= hard fght against the police who came
to recover them. The children were
taken from the parents on charges that
the latter were of dissolute habits. The
babies are now In custody Of the court
again, and Mr.. Wright VIII be tried on q
charge Of disorderly conduct and resisting
an officer. s.
| frr-l If ic t.nYnrfpH that
~ =. Evans has disposed of his entire
property interest in this city to an East
era1 syndicate headed by H. M. Flagler, OF
the Standard Oil Company, the considera-
tion being 81 900 0G0 The property con-
sists of the large and fine Hotel Evans.
plunge baths, the famous Hot Springs
and other city property. It is estl-
mated, 1t will be the largest real estate
transaction ever made in the state .s
Pierre. s.. D.-Chicago papers, contain
inc statements from d. K. Tenny in re-
gard to the Taylor case, are creating
amusement here. Tenny Is positive that
the Indictment against him Will soon De
uuashed, and he says he never received
any state money through Taylor. Attor-
ney General Crawford says If the indlct-
ment is quashed it, will be only over the
most vigorous protest on the part OF him
| self and the state s attorney.
i Fergus Falls, Minn.-Owners OF wheat
are not a little anxious over the delay IN
threshing their grain. Many have beer
unable to stack because they could not
get men and have had the promise OF ma
! chimes. i But the machines do not come
and thousands and thousands OF acres Of
grain still stand in stack. The season
has been very favorable, but If 1t should
! become rainy there would be great loss
Of, grain.
Escanaba, Mich.-John O'Donnell, who
deserted his wife and family at Hudson!
7 Wis, over a year ago, when he eloped
With a young French girl named VIVA Le
| Claire. was arrested here Saturday and
will be taken back to Hudson at once. he
| has been here just aa5week. and a Few
days ago he found employment at hif
trade as butcher with O. r. Hessel. His
companion was not arrested. I'M
s. Along the policy it has adopted OF en-
couraging farming and part di-
diversified farming, the Northern Pacific
has Just Issued a new tariff schedule, n
which special rates are made for bets
Eonions cabbages, etc. The rate applies
is sBedheld, N. d., and all towns east esa' to
the terminal points: . .ssi
40 To