The Irish standard., 1888-10-20
CITY BRIEFS

CITY BRIEFS
MIR. Peter Curley is now living at ST
Mary's hospital.
The funeral Of Edward Brennan
killed at Hail 81 Shevelin g mill, tool
place last Sunday.
Rev. Father O'Ne1l, of West St. Paul
Was au attendant u pom the St. Steven'
parish fair at Harmonic hail on Wee
nesday.
C. Ii. Talmadge, OF Minneapolis, wa:
chloroIormed and robbed Of some
money at the Ingalls, house, Crane
forks, Tuesday night.
William Dunn and Louisa johnson
were examined before Court Commas
sioner Abel, Tuesday, aid committed
to the insane asylum.
| John Gaffney brought suit against
Rev. David Tlce for $1,000 damages fo,
SANDER on Wednesday. The case was
dismissed ON motion of defendants
counsel.
Edward LAWYER has decided to EN-
gage in the dime museum business il
Des Moines, Iowa, to he run in connec
nection with the Omaha and Kansas
City museums.
An independent aldermanic ticket
has been put in the field in the Ninth
ward. Robert Erwin was nominal ed
for the four-yeal' term and Matt Bred
emus for two years.
The great wheat steal cases cane to
Ian abrupt ending in the municipal
court On Wednesday. Moak & Co.,
Holmes. Harley, Holcomb, ct al, 60
scott free. What farce upon Justice!
The council committee on claims
among other bills, considered one from
Peter Larson for $1,000. Larson is ii 9
man who is becoming insane from H.
jurles received in {. south Minneapolis
sewer.
Philip Madden, while walking on
Fifth street. near Seventh avenue south,
Tuesday, was run over by q stone wag
on and seriously injured. He vas talk
en- home, lies Twelfth street, in con-
yeyance.
'sReauIy'' Eek and his wife, whose
matrimonial difficulties have been aired
in the papers SO frequently, were seen
arm in arm Tuesday, and the report has
gone forth that at last they have be-
come reconciled.
Every new subscriber to THE IRISH
STANDARD during the next four weeks
who forwards s1.50, will receive the
same weekly until January /, 1890. Sub
scribe now and get the benefit Of over
fourteen months for the above figure.
The Crescent club will commence it's
third season on November 9Th when a
party will be given at Malcolm's. The
officers elected. for the coming year are,
President, w. L. Welsh; Secretary.
John O'Brien Jr.; Treasurer, e.. n.
Young.
Secretary Hart, of the state board Of
charities, has had his attention called
to the law reported to have been passed
by congress August n, 1883, which pro-
vides 500 for every inmate of state
soldiers homes. Such a law would en-
title Minnesota to $4,000.
The French Catholic Fair, parish Of
Our Lady of Lourdes, will be held next
week, beginning Monday, October q,
and closing on the 3lst. Market hall
has been engaged for the purpose, and
the proceeds Of the Fair will be given
as benefit to the Gray Nuns parish
school, corner of Sixth avenue north
east and Fifth street. We bespeak fol-
them an excellent patronage.
A benefit will be rendered j. J.. Smi b
on the evening of November at the
Peoples theatre. The object of this
benefit as stated by the friends of MIR.
Smith, and who are heartily working
for its success, is to assist him out Of
his financial difficulties so far as pos
slble. An equitable distribution will
be made among creditors from amount
realized on that occasion. ''Arrah-na
Pogue" will interest and amuse the
audience.