The Irish standard., 1895-03-16
lbetitting tribute to her memory was paid
by Rev. Father Hurley. The remains
were inferred in the Rosemount ctne-
terry and were followed to their last
resting place by large concourse Of
friends. f.

IWelCOm6 DlSlOp N6Ity3 OI sioux Ale>
lis D., who was on that afternoon in
stalled as Bishop Of st. Cloud. Mayor
Bruckart delivered an address of welcome
to which Bishop Marty responded, and
atthe pro- Cath edral, where the instslla-
ton took place, only about half the
crowd could be admitted. Among the
prelates present were: Archbishop Ire
land and Bishops Marty, McGolriok, Of
Duluth, and Ootter, Of Winor.a;s num-
Der OF abbots and other distinguished
prelates besides the above were there, as
we'll as one hundred priests from the diff
ferent dioceses. At the installation Mgr.
Bauer officiated as assistant priest, Revs.
Messre. Meinulf and Gunkel as deacons,
and Father Steigel as master of ceremo-
MES. The apostolic letter appointing
Bishop Marty to the see Of st. Cloud was
read and then, after the Archbishop had
led the Bishop to his throne, Father Ras-
ter, Of Little Falls, welcomed :s.him on
behalf Of the clergy and @. f. Macdonald
on behalf Of the laity. Bishop Marty re-
sponded feelingly, and Archbishop Ire-
land delivered strong sermon in which
he comphmented the preceding speakers
for their expressions of devotion to this
country and it's free institutions and said
that a man was not good Catholic in
this country il he was not an American
citizen.
A. v. H. Carpenter, the retired gene raj
passenger and ticket agent Of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad, died
Saturday, March 9, at Milwaukee.
Chairman IA. G, Thorn, of the Repuhi~
can state central committee, had stroke
Of paralysis at Madison. Monday, which
resulted in his death. He had been
Ill for two months, the result largely of
campaign labors and the crush of Office
seekers after election.itHe was young
man under 30 and before the campaign
was in ex ,elent health.
While crossing the river at La Crosse
last Tuesday night four men employed
in cutting brush for the government river
improvement commission fell into
large air hole. Three of the number
caught hold of the edge of the ice and
were able to MAINTAIN themselves until
help arrived. The fourth, Joseph
Schlicht, went under and was drowned.
He was As years of age and had no rela-
tives there.
The experiment Of moving vacant
buildings from Morse, thirty mil ,s down
the Central line, to Ashland, began Mon
day. Morse was at one time thriving
numbering city, upheld principally by the
Penokee Lumber Company. This con-
Germ is moving It's plant and it is death
blow to the town. There are a large
number of vacant buildings there and
the proprietors will endeavor to utilize
them at Ashland. They have purchased
lots and will remove them by rail,
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Henry d. Doane, one OF the early pio.
neers OF South Dakota, was buried at
Elk Point on the 10Th inst. Ia his youth
Doane was a stage e-driver, having driven
stage out of Columbus, O., in 1888. He
had also driven in Indiana, Illinois, Min
nesota and this state
Andrew Farwell, q proepector from
Bald Monntoin, this state, who was found
wandering aimlessly around Wednesday
morning OF last week at Sioux Falls in q
badly frozen condition, is in bad shape.
Modification has set in and it is thought
that his fingers and feet will have to be
amputated. Farwell is supposed to be
hopeleesly insane
There is every probability that the
state milit1a viii have to disband in
South Dakota. The legislature two years
ago appropriated $1,000 for the state
militia and then there was considerable
discomfort and narrow escapes from dis
banding in several companies. Now at
the last minute in the anxiety TO cut the
appropriations to the minimum the leg
|sislature appropriated paltry $500 for
| the militia. The companies are far from
self supper ting and the chances ere
largely on the side q going 20 pieces. & d
NORTH DAKOTA. ..
a. H Rankin, freight conductor, re-
siding at Devils Lake, was killed Sunday
morning By falling from the top offs VI
ight train twelve m1les east % Minot.
The train proceeded without missing
him and returning found him lying
along siids the track partly ttrozsn one
lleg cut of md lea
tiied before reaching Minot aegl
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