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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
U1Fe fir's Auslano.
wie amerifanifde Sir9er iid oie'
ieloen perihaffen.
Der preis zines aeifepafes felt fd MIR auf
eiuen Dollar 81 manden Sdnoern 1T
Elm FOLDER unbeoinet erforoerlid.- Dor
thcile zines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

9as 8unbesbureau in Wal6ington tpirb
fpe5ieG in ben Monaten Mai, Stunt unb
Suli >ieben Sa6res, tpenn Diele Sani enos
Nmeritaner ibre 8ergniigungsreiien na9
Dem Muslanb antreten, NIT 9efu3en UNI
Muste1ung BON Geiiepdfen iiberbduft. Sc
Der Geiienbe iolte einen iol9en PaB baben,
5unal bie1er nur einen 9oGar foitet. Man
oerf9afft 1i9 benfelben, inbem mar an has
Staatsz0 epartement UNI Elm Sormulur fir
paBapplifationen f@reibt. 9asfelbe spirb
foftenfrei an ben Nppitanten gei4idt, Der es
Damn ausfiQen unb BON einem Notdr tez
gfaubigen la1en muB. Oas 10 ausgefiate
Sormular f@idt man nebft einem 0o!!ar
9ebiibren na9 Mafbtngton 5urid uno mirb
bann umgebenb ieinen paB erbalten.
Sn Der Siirfei 3. 8. tann man o6ne PaB
gar niAt reiien, unb 3par mufen bic pGfe
bort Iogar BON .bem tiirfil9en 9eneraltonful
in SEEM Yort ~beglaubigt ietn. Wsr iiber
Srantrei9 na@ 9eutf3lanb reiien min,
tpirb ii9 biele unannebmlt9feiten erfparen,
tpenn er 1einen paB bonn beutf9en SonfuG
in paris bifiren ldBt, Sn Dislen Der GroB@
itdbte Seutl9lanbs tpirb bon iebem Tremz
ben, felbt tpsnn er fi9 nur cine fur5e 3ett
bort aufbalten min, Elm paB berlangt. Sc
Der poB bat fir 5pei Sabre 9iilti9teit unb
Elm ein3tger paB geniigt fir cine perlon
Die nit Jamitie unb Oieneri9aft reift.
8unbesbeamte unb Militdrs erboltenI
@pecialpdiIe, pel9e fir unbeiimmte 3eit
9iiltig itnb, unb fir beren Ausfelung feline
9ebiibr gu 6e5ablen 1T,
Geiienben in Sranfreid, Stdli.n, Der
@9pei5, Der Siirfei, Der Mrgentinii6en Be
publit, in 8raitlien, 8ulgarten, Columbia,
@ofta &ica, Negbpten, @rie9enlanb, 2ibez
ria, Merifo, paraguap,p ortugal, &umGnien,
Sunis, @~ene3uela unb @bilt 1T bic Mni9dfz
flung zines Sbentiffdtions z8i9leins fe6r 81
empfeblen, sic f0nnen basfel6e in jenen
2dnbern duf ieber poltitdtion fir ben Greis
bon etpa 10 Gents %faufen. On Der inneren
Settle bes 9edels bieTes 8ii9leins, bas mon
bequem in Der 8rufttaf9e tragen fann. be-
ftnbet fi9 bic BON benz Bpftbeamte1, nelder
bas 8ii9lein b~ertauft, beglaubtgte g6oto=
graphic, Die Namensunteri3rift uno bas
Signalement bes &dufers. 9ie Pbotogras
p6ie pirb mittelit zines Siegels unb nittelf
8dnbern, pel9e berbiten, baB bas Bib entz
Ternt unb bur9 elm anberes erfebt fperben
fann, IN feinem Pab feitgebalten. SSn benz
8u6e, bas namentli9 Bel benz @mpfane bon
Bpft1u9en unb @eloienbungen bic Soentiz
fiairung bes @mpfdngers iebr pereinfadt,
befinoen ii9 nummerirte @mpfangsbei9siz
nigungsz6ormulare. Ser gntpfGnger BON
poftfenoungen muB benz 6etreffenben poftz
beamten zines biefer Sormulare ausgefiiqt
unb, nit ieiner l1nterl3rift perieben, uls
4uittung iiberrei9en.
SIS pGre piinf6enspertb, baB berartige
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aud DON Der poit=
oeripaltung Der @ereinigten Staten eingez
gefiibrt perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
Staot Chicago.

- unfere @orrefponbenten uno &1sntsn
befu9en bic fOlgenbeu Staaten:
6err puul Srie6el bic @tauten Soma unb
Minneiota. .
9err Sreb S9erf Die Stuuten Bisconftn,
Sainois unh ben norOpeili9en Sbetl bon
Mi9igan.
9srr !Senrb S9aaI bic Stuuten Snbiunu
unb Mtbtgan.
9err @bus. S. SO. pfeiffer ben @taai
5tebrasfa.
9srr auguit @Her bic @taaten Miiouri
nnb 4rtanIas.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
apoa1eptid1e auteepta staata-8ettara, ,aatthoodJ, 10. CUNT 1896.

aei BON benz &aube erfubr, idmmtli4e be-
Oiebe unb Saulen5er, Die
ii9 auf Der @traBe bliden lie
zen, e~tngeiperrt, Die &t4tigen paren
iebo9 nibt barunter. Cine tur3e 3ett
f9mei9elte fi9 Die Yoli3,i. Der aau5er in
Der Ser on 5nei," publ6efannten Strol9e
Namens 5rant Mte9er. alias rIilnautee
unb 5ranf 8ur5eB 6a6baft gemorben
gu lein, afs jeooG bic 8eiben nit 2}epsrs
unb Siaie gertl len confrortirt ipurbsn, tparO
bie1e 9offnuag Ger poliset gu g8aher.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
Gtef 9efnnken.
Der Grfnoer oes umaRerthurms"
ais Ginbreher perbaftet.
Or 1T ~eeffdnois.

Die GENERALIZATION be6erbergt gegentpGrz
ttg als 9efansenen ben grfinber beg nod
g%egentpdrtig BON Der bieigen Geuerpebr gez
brau9ten Mafertburmes, unb 3ipar unter
Der Nntluge bes misunderstanding. Der
8erbaftete Namens Wi1iam s. GogsneI,
pirb bef6ul0igt unb 1T geitdn6ig, in Sc
metn19aft nit feinem glet6fals in 9aft be-
finbli9en @D6ne Wiliam ben @elb19ranf
in benz 2eibfta4 BON Mc9Rabon 8ros., go.
46-48 8actfie Nberue, mtttelit Nahi6liiz
Tels Be0ffnet unb UNI fetnen Snbdlt i'm 8es
TRACE BON $197 beraubt gu baben.
8iuium Gogspeu geh0rte ietneraett Der
biefigen Seuerpe6r an, unb 3par Der
SpribencOmpagnie SEQ. 3 an Der Wet Gbiz
cago Moenue. 9a er Elm GuBerit gei9idtsr
Me9anifer mar, berDanft tbm bic Seuer>
tpebr oiele 8er6eferungen Der 2Df9apparute
unO gang bauptid9li9 Die @infi6rung bes
Wdfertburmes.
Stat feline q"etitigen 5Gbigteiten uusaus
niiBen, gerietb @ogspeu iebo9 uuf trumme
Pfabe. unb purbe f9lieBli9 nit S9impf
unb S9anOe DaOongeiagt, ba man ibm Der=
f9iebene tleine 0iebtdble na9nei1en fonnte
uno i'm auBeroem mod i'm 8erbu6t bate,
Die Mannf4aft oes SpriBenbaufes go. AZ
an einem 3abltage bur9 einen fal19en
Qlarm peggelodt unb bann bic S9rdnte
aller feiner Goqegen g%eplinoert gu baben.
S9on bulO na9 feiner @ntl1IIu1g tpurbe
er babel ertappt, tpie er flint in 5out6 Sit
cugo geitoblene pferbe pertaufsn poGte. @r
tpurbe 6es Pferbebiebftdbls iberfi6rt unb
gu einem Sabre 3uhtbaus berurtbeilt. Na9
@erbiBung feiner Strafe Deri6nanb er auf
ldngere 3eit, tau9te iebo9 gnos borigen
Sabres tpieDer bter auf unb fanb BEL ben
2eibitallbefibern Sames unD Self McMaz
BON, Die i'm bon friiber per t~anntsn, Muf=
ndbme.
9ieies lo6nte er i6nen baburd, baB CT
am borigen 0onneritag nit benz Snbolt
ibres @elbf9rantes I'M 8etrage BON $197
berf6tpanb. Nm borigen Mittrotn bate
ndmli9 Sames McMa6on auf Der &ennz
balm in 8obeb 5iemlt9 btel 8slb geponz
men unb fem 9etpinnit in @egenpart bon
Gogspel in bas 8elbiptnb gsI9loien,
Qm nd4iten MOrgen feblte NUN number
barer Weife plObli6 Der S6lifst gum 9elbz
fbrunt, tpOrauf Gogspe1, beIen Gel6tdz
li1feit ben McMabons poblbefdnnt mar,
NIT Der @nfertigung zines Ra9f9liHfels be-
traut nurbe. gr ma9te au9 einen @9liifel,
Der jebo9 ni9t paifen pplte, 10 baB be-
I9loffen tpurbe, am nd9iten Sage na9 ei=
mem 8unitf9lofer gu fenben.
Sn Der Ra9t bon 9onnerftag gum 5reiz
tag Deri9panO pI0Bli3 Gogspeu in Be
gleitung feines @obnes, Der ibn Says oor=
Der aufgeiu9t bate, Nnfangs fiel bteies
@erf9pinben Niemanbem auf, ais iebo9
Der @elbf9rant ~geOffnet purbe unb es ii9
berauSi teGte, baB bic $197 DerI9nunben
tparen, cling ben @e6r. McIRabon Elm 9iGt
auf unb tie iebten ii6 nit Der poli5ei in
8erbinbung. @ogspeG's Spur mar balo
gefunben, ba er gu 1einer Satin na3 Stz
tatpa, ST., gereift mar, mo- er Wontag 3n@
fammen nit ieinem Sobne in 9aft genom@
men unb BON 9etectioe Slpnn bierbergebra9t
purbe. Sn benz 8eiib Der 8erbafteten
fpurben bon benz seito6lenen 9eloe nod
$115 g%efunben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10

llrter ben 9ei6en, bur9 1pel6e bic 0ebense
seiiter niebersebriidt weroen, iin6' perbartetz
Samorrboiben bic i6limmiteu. Warlm
piuf 9u iie nibt lillbern, worum Die
S9mersen uic6t beleiti9en, ba bod cine Frobe
Der ANAKESIS, a1t 9eb0riSer SteQe an9ez
wellbet, i6on 9enii9t, Ben bohen @ertb bieles
6eilmittels 5u betbdti9eu Gs iibt feline mil
bernOe Wirtun9, lobalb Der meoiSintl6e Snz
balt OH benz @ib bes 9eibens ii6 ermei6t.
Die ANAKESIS lit in oaen @potbefen 81
baben. @reiS 100. 9roben rel. Sronco
.3ugeldidt bur6 p. Neustaedter & Co., Box
24l6, New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
Bride 0eheiIt.

9as o~erbefferte eIaItif6e grudbonb. 9as einaios
gru6boHb, pelbes man Sag lno 9tobt init 9eauen1Il9.
felt trogen, fam, beiIt ii6er jeben Nrud. 9eutides @es
i1dft. &otalo9e fret olgeionot., Sntprooeb @laitie 9rlR
Co.. S22 Byo9lpel Ode IL. Ctr. 9tsp 0ort. 2iplS,pS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
Seit mehr ais fInfsio Gahren

wnrbe Mrs. @tnsGom's @pot6ilts @prup pou
MiQionen pon Miitteru wdDrenb bes CAB
mems ibrer Siuber nit pouitdubi9em @rfolg
9ebrau9t. @r berubi9t bas &inb, ma9t bic
@oumer1 pei9er, ittGt Die S9mer5et, beilt
Niu6foltf unb lit bas bette Otittel 9e9en
0iarrboea. SiufunO3wan5i9 Gents Die
SIai6e. '.. .....-,. =.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
Jre9n oenn jel
Klein's Saoen an IA & 6aliteo
Str. beranbt.
Dunoerte uon perfonen 3eu9ea
oer Gbat.
@anager aeyers bdlt einen Der
RGnber anf.
9eHen Gntnpan ruff vTcuer", alO
bei0e entfommen.
SIRE 2semte 6etrast etwa $500.

Die 1duber wuren ofenbar oiefeIben, weIde
ale Ole iiin9iten ACKNOWLEDGMENT per-
iibten. = ueberrafhteu ole Kafiirerin.-
Der ero6ere DER beioeu Strolae oriidt
feinen RepoIper auf nleYers alb, DER
Sdu6 perfaete ieoo1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10

Der cine Ger Sanoiten p%liinoert Ole Saoen=
fofe, inoem er ole Kaiiirerin nit Dem
RepoIper beoroht, wdhreno DER aroere
FREQ RinfIe in Sdad, halt. = Die Poll
gel benefit wieoer einmaI ihre Ohnmadt.
The Irish standard., 1896-05-16
A. 0. 4. NO Q II TIES /
Duluth HiberuIans.

Division No. /, A. o. H., held a regu-
lar meeting Wednesday evening May s,
which was we'll attended. Bro /. j..
O'Brien, of the Irish Standard, was pres
emit att the meeting and at the close Of the
regular business of the order, made a
few remarks and closed with the singing
of "An Irishman's Trust Let us hear
some more of our national songs at the
meetings from this time on and thus
make the meetings more sociable,. Bro.
"A. Murphy read a pice entitled =. When
Papists Could Apply" which was well
received. 3t:55s}s- S;
Bro. Knox, who has been out of the
city for months was present at the last
meeting of Div. No. l. Bro. Knox ds
one of the old mem bers and we were glad
to see him with us again. %.
Bro. S. Beauclaire has returned to the
city after a long absence and was up to
the meeting Wednesday, May s.
Bro. William Farrell and family are
now located at COS West Third street.
Our worthy brother can be heard even
ings in the porch singing Killaloe."
Say, Bro. Farrell, give us that famous old
Irish song up at the hall some evening.
Division No /, A. o. H., will meet
Sunday afternoon, May is. It is to be
hoped that there will be a large attend
ance as important business is to be trans
acted.
Several members Of Division No. /
have been heard to express themselves
as opposed to the suggested plans OF
grading life insurance Of the order.
They think the present system is all
right and no change should be made.
NINETY
The Irish standard., 1896-05-16

HsTATE or MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
&. Hennepin-Probate Court. ., ~
In the matter Of the application for license
f to sell tho real estate Of Edmund n. PEN
Ri derEast, minor. ..
On reading and filing the petition Of Tim
sothy Fl. Pendergast, guardian Of the above
named ward, praying that license be to
him granted to- sell all the real estate be-
longing to said ward and 1t appearing, BY
said petition to the Court, that 1t would be
forhthe benefit Of said ward to sell said real
II! 3D. Therefore Ordered. That all per-
sons interested in said estate appear be-
fore said Probate Court at q special term
thereof III be held on Monday, the nth day
81 May, "A. -, 1896. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon At t.!s court house In said county,
then and there to show cause lit any there
beg why license should not be granted to
said guardian to sell said real estate ac-
cording to the prayer Of said petition.
And it Is further ordered That notice Of
such hearing be given to all persons Inter-
ested by publishing this order once in each
week for three successive weeks prior to
said day Of hearing, in the Irish Standard.
q newspaper printed and published In said
Dated at Minneapolis. this 18th Gay Of
April, 1896.
= n m BY the Court, ,s;,4
ast:$ z. a ~. > JOHN II. STEELE,
Judge OF Prot ate.
L. f. sTETLER. Attorney for Petitioner.
The Irish standard., 1896-05-16
Wording of the Call.
Pipestone, MINI, May 10, 1896.
TT = ~

P1peStOne, MINI, May ~, 1850.
Editor Irish Standard:
In your last issue the correspondent of
Division No. 4, of Hennepin county, says:
eve expect one of the state officers to
settle our disputes" This duty natl1r-
ally falls upon4the shoulders of the state
secretary, and he herein calls your atten-
ton to the wording Of the call as follows:
THE representation to the state con
vention shall consist Of the same officers,
county presidents, the colonies of each
regiment, the captain Of each company,
the president of each division, together
with an additional delegate Tor every so
members, or major fraction thereof, over
and above the first SO in the military
companies or divisions; also, the presi-
dent, the secretary, and the treasurer Of
the State Insurance Fund. Division and
military companies shall have power to
elect ;alternates, but no proxies shall be
allowed ~ ..s3l Il.
The Daughters Of Erin will have the
same representation as mentioned for
the A. 0. H. Ia 5s Il sIg IA
Hennepin county, having had the ma
jortiy of delegates at the last State Con.
yention aided in forming this article In
regard to representation at State Con-
ventions, so they should be able to, clear
up the matter for their constituents OF
No. 4. L cannot make it palmer See
Bylaws, Article l., Section s, page q.
F.P. KERVICK, Sec''y..
The Irish standard., 1896-05-16
Waited From Superior.

D. W. .Twohy returned recently from a
trip in Lower California, locking very much
improved, although he has lost the hirsute
adornment that once covered his physiog-
nomy.
w. p Walsh and his ton gang" have
mostly all the freight on the Superior side
of the bay. As the season IS an unusually
busy one ii marine circles Mr.. Walsh will
doubtless realize nicely on the work OF
loading and unloading boats.
Jerry Maher, Of Peoria, Ill, is visiting
friends In the city. Mr.. Maher IS an old
resident ofasSuperior; having lived here for
a number of years
James Clancy, through his attorneys,
H. j. Loud and II. III. O'Brien, obtained a
verdict Of So, OPS damages against the But
ler-Ryan Com aKy, Of st. Paul, on account
. OF injuries received by certain scaffold
Il, ling upon which Clancy was at work.
Thisis the second trial Of the case, the jury
On the former trial having allowed only
81, 600. s,,,s;' & n ,.s sf
TIE Superior Normal school is now COM
plete. A pres:d lent has been selected. When
the school season opens in September the
Normal, school Will be opened. Situated
as the school is ID the northwestern corner
Of the state 1t will attract many students
from Minnesota as well as Wisconsin. OF
course some of our env:ous rivals regard
this sas q doubtful benefit, but that IS be-
cause their ideas have never been broad
aned by metrppo Titan life. Il 8
The Irish standard., 1896-05-16
Valuable Information From Reliable
Source, #

G. P. Mulcahy & CO., stock brokers and
mining investors, of Spokane, Wash,
imparts the following for the bent of con-
templating Investors: Organize com.
pany and do not gamble against nature.
Get a good property from the surface.
Be sure your title is perfect and see that
your money is judiciously expended.
To Investors fnsMining Stocks:
Stocks may be worth $40 per share as
an investment, so far as interest on the
money is concerned, but people of linn
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Knowing when to buy and when to sell is
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Our knowledge Of mining and mining
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address G. p. Mulchay & Co., 523 First
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N. B.-Re ference s--Exchange Nation
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Northwest mining Association.
The Irish standard., 1896-05-16
From Division No. 4, City.

AT regular meeting Of Division. No.
1, A. o. H., of this city, held last Sun
day afternoon, the following delegates
were elected to the State Convention at
Mankato; Thos. O'Neal, Garrett Nolan,
M. e. Conlin. Alternates were chosen as
follows: Thomas Gallagher, Timothy
Flynn. Brother J. j. Fitzgerald talked
at some length and in a very interest
ing manner on the insurance feature,
which is becoming the all-important
matter-and rightly so-of the A. Q. H.
The ladies of Division No. l, D. OF B.,
have elected delegates TO Mankato as
follows: Miss Alice Irwin, DR.. Mary
Riley, Mrs. Lane, Miss Mary Boylan. Al
ternates: Miss Frances McNamee, Mrs.
NJ. j. Gill, Miss Annie Irwin. The ladies'
should insist on having a $500 insurance
plank in the constitution. No. l we be-
.lieve will be to the fore in Mankato in
this matter. # III j *t
The Irish standard., 1896-05-16
ON TIRE DIAMOND

The Minneapolis team has been put
ting up a good article Of ball during the
past week, having won the Sunday game
at st. Paul and all the games on the
home grounds with Grand Rapids. To-
day, at 3:45 p. NJ, the Detroits will meet
the home team at the ball park, and to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50, the same clubs
will play at the Minnehaha driving park
Following Detroit will come Indianapo-
lis and Columbus for three games each,
after which the western teams go east
for a long series
The Irish standard., 1896-05-16

DUBUQUE, IoWa.-Archb bishop Hennes-
sy, recently returned from Rome, states
that no assistant bishop has been ap-
pointed ait Sioux City, nor is any divis-
ion Of the archdiocese contemplated.
st. Cloud, Minn.--When the Great
Northern train from the East rolled in
at the depot the other day a young
woman, neatly gowned in blue, and with
a large black satchel alighted. A young
man fresh from the fields Of Stearns
county was there to meet her, and they
duly met. The man reached OUT took
the satchel, and together they passed
into the ladies' waiting room. The sec
on1 chapter came an hour later, In the
clerk of courts office. The young man
who had been at the depot walked brisk
Iy in and ask for a marriage license.
He said his name was Matthias Kolnich-
tor, and he was the village blacksmith OF
Holding. The girl whom he wished to
marry he said was, Magdelena Seibert,
and her home was at Hin esville, Ala.
They were to be married at the Catholic
church at Holding this evening, he ex-
planned. He had known her when he
was employed in Alabama five years ago,
and she had Travelled l, 800 miles to meet
the man OF her choice. I. B. II
Huron, s. Adyices from Carthage,
Mo-, tell Of the present cond ition Of Cora
Belle Fellows, who married Chaska, q
Sioux Indian, white teacher on the
reservation q few years ago. The affair
caused a sensation, Miss Fellows being a
washington city belle. and highly con-
nected and educated. Following Il the
marriage the pair were on exhibition ID
The Irish standard., 1896-05-16

Creek. Her early l:fe was spent IN this
CITY. where she was beloved by every one
who formed her acanaintance. Some wears
since she was married to John O,Neill. Of
Rel1e Creek, who. toeether with two CHI
dren are left r. mourn their loss. The
fnnar,i was Hold m Mnndav last At the
Rails rreal t church ren,,3ano mass heinz
o ,sSl h., Pau : Fitzear,ld s'
o',eD1 e1'eu - :, ~
Peter J.. Hussell, the 5fllst :. Warn street
commissioner, RESIDING g I'll lWen! 9!
thlrd avenue nortneast, was seriously IN
1ured IN runaway tl1, acc cl', Wnlcn &C.
CURED Wnlie ne was arlvlng along
Broadway street at Z Monoay evening.
The morse look fright az q street car
and dasned Wildly from bnoadWay up
Ih1rd street 70 Inlrteentn avenue, ana
then to Second street, where sharp
turn upset the carriage, ana M. Russeil,
caught IN the relns, was dragged alohg
the street Tor several DiocRs; When
The Irish standard., 1896-05-16
Red Lake Reservation.

State Auditor Dunn says that the result
Of his recent communication to Attorney
General Childs was a practical decision to
institute test suit n order to determine
the states right to the swamp lands IN the
Red Lake reservation, The reservation
was thrown open on Friday last. It In
cludes about 100000 acres of swamp lands
which the state claims under the congress
s:onal act of 1860, giving to Minnesota ally
the swamp lands within it's borders. H.
No exceptions were made of lands in
Indian reservations, although the. Wash
.ngton authorities now dispute Minnesota's
claim The value Of the lands involved Is
about $1,00O,0OO.
The Irish standard., 1896-05-16
FROM THE STATE CAPIPLA

The School Board have cut the salaries
Of all teachers for the coming scholastic
year. NoSsecretary has as yet been elected.
Healey appears to have the strongest in
huence working for the place.
Andrew Rice, formerly In the employ OF
the Northwestern Supply Company was ar
! rested In La Crosse and brought back here
| tor trial, On: the charge of embeZzlement.
The Sacred Thirst held its monthly So
cial meeting at Cretin Hall, Wednesday
evening Participants in the program
were: Miss NJ IL Crams.e, Miss Anna KEEL
ly, Miss Minnie Larkin, Miss Daisy Flynn
| and Messrs. Ira Donnelly and j. r. Nc
CURE. i:
Michael Moriarity has begun an action
against p. D. Scaanel to restrain him from
interfering with his property.
Mrs. s. P. Rhodes, weary of life, took poi
son on Wednesday, with suicidal intent.
No inquest Is neccessary.
The new Second Regiment band sere-
| naded Col. Bobletter on Tuesday evening.
The School Board has taken it into their
heads to drop some of the teachers The
idea IS to reduce expenses. It Is claimed
about $25, 900 will We saved. These spasrns
on the part Of the board are generally short
lived. 81
The Junior Pioneers gave house warm
ing on Wednesday evening. They have
just moved into their handsome new quar-
tiers In the Lowry Arcade. About 500
couple were present. The evening was a
most enjoyable one, &
/. A. B. Lasher lies at the City Hospital at
the point of death. Brain fever IS the
cause. This IS a sad case, as he was only
Gov .-
The council has f1xed on the sum Of $40
for each election Judge.
Many are the applicants for positions I'M
Capt. Bean, George Irish, and Capt.
Schweitzer are the principal seekers for the
office of chief of police. The indications
are that Capt. Schweitzer will be appointed.
He would make an efficient and able Off
Ger. He has had years Of experience on the
force and is thoroughly acquainted with
the duties
Judge Kerr is confined to his home with
slight attack Of pneumonia.
Rev. David Morgan Is again making
himself heard. Perhaps, on his past record
he is looking for a good thing from the in
coming administration.
Ri. Rev. Bishop Cotter was In the city
on Thursday.
John Dwyer has returned from Albert
Lea.
Mayor-elect Doran will assume the du-
ties and pleasures Of the Office on Tuesday,
June End.
John Caulfield, the general secretary of
the Water Board, has at last succumbed to
the charms Of Cupid. On May 21st he will
be married to Miss Agnes Grace, at st. Jo-
sephs church.
The Mississippi has claimed three vic
tins in the. past eight days. The warm
weather induced three young boys to go IN
bathing, and getting beyond their depth
they lost then. lives.
Rumor has it that Miss D. Seaman, the
genial postmisstrsss Of Lanesboro, will pay
visit to friends in this city this coming
week. It can be we'll said: Welcome the
coming guest!'
Ed Kepne mas returned from Chicago.
The dreaded scorcher on the public street
IS putting the lives Of many in danger.
Pity his energy is not confined to the fool
and killing Of campaign lies.