The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-11-16

Mgr. Satolli as papal delegate to the Cath 20
olic church in the United States, but 1t has
been oficially stated at the vatican that
Mgr. SatolH's successor will not be mons
mated Immediately, as the former will
continue exercising his present functions
until the papal consistory Of 1896, when he
will proceed to Rome, to receive his CAR
dinals hat. Ithas been o fRcially annotlfc-F
ed that Mgr. Sberetti, the author Of theS
will fill the functions Of papal
ALLOCATE in presenting Mgr. satolli With;
the baretta and insignia of a, cardinal. Ss
Congressman Towne OF Duluth, thinksst
there is a gigantic conspiracy in this
country to deceive the American people
into wrong conception Of bimetallism, q
conception which is nothing less than
gold monometallis1n and he proposes to
strip this false argument of all it's sub 4
terfuges and show it up. The goldites are
after Towne with sharp stick, but he
has kicked over the traces so vigorously
Of late that the enemies of silver have Civ
en- up all hope of holding him on the old
beaten track.
This new born idea of having cheap
newspapers all over the country. must
make Mckinley sick at heart. He
doesn't like cheap things. He says a
cheap coat makes cheap man, and he
will no doubt think cheap newspaper
makes a cheap mind. Even his Chicago
organ has followed the cheap procession
and this will have the tendency of:mak-
ing Mckinley himself cheap, or. per-
haps he will look 20 after the Republi-
can convention.
Maher the man who vanquished O'Don-
neil in such short order the other day,
now wants to fight any man in the world
for the championship. He claims. he is
entitled to the championship as well as
any other man and would like to get after
He wouldn't challenges
Corbett because the latter asked him not
TO do so. He will go anywhere to flght--
to Timbuctoo or to islands in the sea and
for any amount Of money, big or little.
Now, why does not Corbett want to fight
such rusher as that?
A club has been started in Canada for
the purpose Of liberating the dominion
from the yoke of Great Britain, and one
of the leaders of the movement says that
the country will be free before the Fourth
Of July, 1900, and will then take it's place
among the constellation Of nations and
thus have the right to make its own
treaties and deal with other nations on
terms Of it's own making. England will
not deny an earnest appeal in that 'direc-
ton.
Father Chiniquy, the opostate Catholic
priest, is dragging out miserable exist
ence in the backwoods districts Of the
lower portion Of Canada. His declining
years are being passed in struggle with
The world for the necessaries Of life, and
Ills slender audiences are made up Of the
worst bigots and ignorant classes Of pro-
testants. A reputable protestant will not
him. And this is his reward
for manufacturing miserable falsehoods
the Catholic church.
AS an evidence that woman can make
1er own way in politics the case of Mrs.
Cougar may be cited. She accepted mon
~ from both political parties for making
speeches. And yet 1t is said
women are prejudiced and follow emo
len rather than judgment, and that they
ire incapable Of looking at both sides Of
/ question. Mrs. Cougar not only looked
1t both sides of a question, but undoubt-
9dly wished there had been more sides
or her to gaze on. ii I
At meeting Of the Chicago Social La y
3or party on last Sunday John D. Rookie
eller was called practical Anarchist It
vas said there were two kinds Of anarch-
SITS. One was the kind that looked for
ward to the time when there would be no
government and when men would live to-
,ether as brothers. The other was the
Kind that never counselled throttling the
aw, but who took the law by the throat
md choked it whenever the occasion de-
handed it.
There is some doubt about the, useful
less Of the proposed curfew ordinance for
his city, but Mrs. Pratt, the mayors
wife, has undertaken to carry the mat
er through and so there is some hope Of
success. She says she interviewed her
husband on the question, but he said her
IDEAS were so weak THAT they could do no
1arm to amy one. But a woman Of spirit
will not be put down in that way. Mrs. \
Jaudle wasn't. s.s-z
The Northwestern Witness, until re-
GENTLY published In Duluth, has ceased to
exist. Its readers will, no doubt, have:
,adse to regret It, as It was ably conduct
ID, clean in matter and moral in tone
Personally It's publisher and editor, jacob
Laux, made many friends for his intelgs-g
.ity and social qualities and many there
Ire who Will regret that he concluded to
.elinquish the Witness. He is vet young !,
IN years and Will no doubt carve out for 4
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