The Irish standard., 1889-06-01
THE IRISH STANDARD: SATURDAY. JUNE 1.

! G McC. Reeve was the purchaser O
the residence of the late DR.. A. A
Camp, at the corner Of Oak Grove ant
| Vine Place, sold at auction. The price
was $4,000.
! T. E. Byrnes, chief appointme clerk
of the treasury department at Washing
ton is in the city. He will return tc
his post of duty during the next week
Two Herdic coaches have been ship
ped, and will arrive next week. 1t is
proposed to hold a Herdic ratification
meeting at Bridge square as an inaugu-
ration of the project.
j. s.. Malone, of New Boston, has
found mascott in Decoration day.
TITS girl that has come to bless the
home-perhaps it will one day become
''the daughter of the regiment
Division No. 2, A. O. H., will meet
in regular session at Martins hall Mon
day evening, June 3, at 7:3O O'Clock.
There is an earnest desire that all in
sured members be present at this meet
ing.
The will of the late Charles F. Hatch,
who committed suicide few weeks ago,
was admitted to probate Monday. DIR.
T.. G. Mitchell is administrator of the
estate, which it is estimated amounts
to about 1000.
A dispatch from Spokane Falls says
that Mike Quinian, formerly of this
city, was arrested and fined $lOO and
costs for pounding man named Cole.
1t is said that Quinlan slapped a woman
! in the face on the street and Cole inter-
fered.
The health department. has concluded
to conclude typhoid fever in the cata-
CORY Of contagious diseases which must
be reported to the Department bv the
attending physician, and local medics
are warned that the regulation will be
enforced.
The Arlington hotel, No. II and 10
End st. North, has changed hands,
Manager McRae retiring and Mrs. II.
FlahertY assuming control. The hotel
has been much improved by the new
proprietor and is said to be frst-class in
every particular.
"A telegram received by Anthony
Kelly last Saturday from New York
announced tha death of his sons wife,
Mrs. Robert L.. Kelly, in that city.
Mrs. Kelly was the daughter of Capt.
Rollins Of this city, and was highly
accomplished lady.
AS will be seen elsewhere in this
issue of The IRISH STANDARD, the
partnership as attorneys heretofore ex-
listing between Messrs. Corrigan and
Bradish has been dissolved. The
former gentleman will continue in his
neat quarters in the Bank Of Mime
apolis building.
The remains of Mrs. Robert Kelly,
who died in New York last Saturday,
arrived in Minneapolis yesterday. The
funeral will occur at g o'clock tomorrow
afternoon form st. Marks Episcopal
church. It is learned that Mrs. Kelly
died from congestion of the lungs and
that she was sick but week.
On Thursday evening of last week
Capt. McKernan left for d tour
through Montana, Nevada and Wash
ington territories. From here he went
direct to Virginia City, where his sister,
Mrs. Gainan, resides, who is married
to the famous mine and ranch owner
of that place. The captains many
friends will wish him pleasant trip.
Miss Kate Sullivan died at the home
of her mother, US University avenue
northeast, Saturday, May Is, at the age
of thirty years. She was an exemplary
Young lady in every respect, and her
death will be sincerely regretted by her
many friends and acquaintance. The
funeral Of Miss Sullivan took place
from the Church of St. Anthony OF
Padua last Monday morning and was
largely attended.
The assailants of Officer Mel cLaughlin,
Hackett and Kennedy, decided to enter
a plea OF guilty. 1t will be remembered
that Kennedy was tried not long since
and the jury disagreed in his case. He
changed his plea to assault in the
second degree and received sentence
of three years and six months at Still
water. Hackett, who has been thought
OF all along as the real criminal, pleaded
guilty to assault in the third degree and
cot only sentence Of $25 fine or thirty
days IN the county Jail.
James Fitzpatrick, an employe OF the
Pallisade mln, narrowly escaped being
killed Monday morning. He left here
at 9 O'Clock on st. Louis train for st.
Paul, and when he reached st. Anthony
Park he jumped off to see some one.