The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-04-14
CITY BRIEFS.

DR.. Arthur Camp died at his lat
home, No. 60 Oak Grove street, Nor
day night.
The Merry Eight Club will give thei
next and last hop of the season a
Window Hall on the evening Of May 1
Mayor Ames has signed the Bryan
avenue motor line ordinance, and tn,
work of laying the track will begin in ;
short time.
John S. Warnock, the well-know1
real estate man. died at his home, 200e
Second avenue south, Sunday morning
after short illness.
In his frenzy John Gisbe, a Minnea'
politan, recently cut his toes off with a
razor. Result: John as been taken to
| the insane asylum.
| Detectives Hoy and Fairbairn arrest
ed Tom Reynolds Monday on the
charge of stealing $50 and gold watch
and chain from house on Washington
and Fifth avenue south.
A large number of the young friends
of MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Hays called
on them last Wednesday evening at
their residence 1925 9Th street southeast
and were met with a hearty welcome.
It was surprise party with the usual
result, an evening enjoyed by everyone
present.
Patrick Carda, better known to the
world as Patsy Cardiff, and Miss Nellie
Hall were united in marriage at st.
Clotilde church Oh Tuesday evening
last, Rev. Father Nougaret performing
the cermony. Mr.. and Mrs. Carda,
who are now In Chicago, will return to
the city next week.
Edgar w. Wilson, brother Of Hon
e. MI. Wilson, died on an Omaha train
at Kasota Junction, Oh Tuesday. He
was returning home from California,
under the care Of his brother, but died
before reaching Minneapolis. Edgar
Wilson was one Of the best known
young men in this city and bore the re-
spect and confidence of all with whom
he car0e in contact !.
The Irish~American Club, at it's meet
ing Thursday night, added about
twenty new names to its roll of menu
bership and about $500 to it's treasury.
Excellent progress Is being made by
this new organization. The next meet"
ing will be held on Wednesday eve
ming, at the Office Of j. r. Corri gan, ITO
Hennepin Av., to which all who are in
terested are Invited.
The Cadets Z. A. society, at it's reg
ular meeting held in Catholic Associa-
ton Hall, last Sunday afternoon,
elected the following board Of managers
for the ensuing year: Bert Mccain.
Eddie Prendergast, Thomas Healy,
Tim Danehy aud joe Mentally. Rev.
Father Corbett delivered very pleas
ing and interesting address to the boys
on cleanliness and pollten ess.
The board Of supervisors Of the poor
held brief session Wednesday and
passed the budget of bills for March.
The superintendent Of the poor submit
ted his report, showing that there were
6lS applications for aid made at his
office during the past month. Relief
was given IN groceries III 500 cases and
;3s;;;2 orders for groceries were given,
amounting to 1920 20; 2S5 loads Of WOOD
were contributed. The1e are eighty
three city patients in the hospitals,
forty-Gve being received during the
mouth; the expense being S576,76. The
number OF inmates of the poor house
is seyenty-six. The city physician
made 3pS visits. Twenty-Five burials
were furnished and eleven persons were
furnished transportation. The total
expenditures of the department for
March amounts to So, 203 SO.