The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-11-16

lil6 CONCERT tO U0 given ny Gu0 CuOlE
OF the immaculate Conception parish
next Monday evening at Harmonic hall
promises to pe a splendid entertain.
ment for all lovers Of music, The pro-
ceeds of the evenings entertainment
will be given in aid Of the Christian
Brother s school In connection with the
church.
Thos. Hughes residence at 1901 South
First street, was entered by burglars
early Wednesday morning, aud that
gentleman is loser by 81. The thieves
were evidently acquainted with the
family finances. as Mr. Hughes re-
ceived $500 the day before, but Mrs.
Hughes fortunately deposited nearly
the whole amount in the bank.
The Society Tor the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals requests that any
cases of cruelty which may come to the
notice of anyone N " be reported to the
secretary at 3ll Wright. block. Not
only cruelty to horses and like animals
comes within the province Of the So
ciety's prosecution, but cruelty to all
dumb brutes as we'll, and to children.
At the meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Catholic Orphan As,lum on
Tuesday afternoon last, the secretary
was instructed to communicate with
the pastors of the various parishes that
have not paid their stipulated share
of the ASYLUM expenses and request
them to paw up the balances due as
soon as possible, in order to pay the
running expenses Of the institution.
The sad death Of Mrs. w. II. Millman,
wife of w. IL. Milm.n commercial
editor of the Tribune, by asDhyxi alton,
occurred last Thursday at her home. 7l9
Third avenue south. She WAS found
by hor husband at 2 80 CLOCK. seated in
a chair and smOthered with gas, which
escaped from a close, pipe. Mrs. Mill
man was ~ years of aga, and was the
daughter Of E. B. Sprague, OF Broad
head, Wisconsin.
& The first Of the series of lectures, to
4 e given under the auspices Of the I'M
maculate Conception Crusaders society,
willie occur on the evening Of Thursda.
next. Nov. Dist, at Catholic Association
hall. Tbs subj ,ct, s Palestine and its
Holy Places. will be ably handled by
Mr.. d. g. Bell, who has Travelled ex
t-nsively throughout the Holy Land.
and who will Illustrate his lecture by
8fine stereoptican views Of the celebrated
places ia Palestine. I, w
at the meeting of the council com
mittee on roads and bridges on Wed &
2nesday the matter of opening Min
nehaha avenue through the property Of
the Milwaukee r .ilway Company, at
the Car shops. was freely discussed.
The question is q vital one, as the
Milwaukee company has threatened to
move its shops from the city lie the
opening Is made. No decisive action
was taken in the matter, but 1t was re /.
ferred To the city attorney to coilfer
with the railway company and try to
ELECT 8 compr omise. 81
h It5 is contemp plated by Arch bishop Ire
slaudto soon form new parishes aud
erect now churches TO accom- date the
rapidly growing population. Inc North
side is partlcularlv in want of q new
church fors The E,lRlish- speaking class,
u the present. Ghui Gu Eof the 5Imma
cnlate Concep tioh has proved insd
tuuate, and IL has been necessary to
sh,o,d 4 fonr Masses each Sunday The
south sids par stl may possibly also he
ext ending the nor, h1elr 4
Unit h tteIs IIg nth ayend6 south from,
Tentl d ys sslne aud ruling arthsI. .
heI | Iop 90 d 81 fund for anezt
iylsr lotl be raised
7 noon l,n y illestlay
(jl,as lad d IIssll WITH b1t1s
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