The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-01-19
neapolis. There are upwards of l5C
people in the company, and the play is
said to be very fine.


About fifty dynamite cartridges con
tanned III box of rubbish which tn
janitor of the City hall found il th
police commission rooms and was abou
to burn, Thursday, were discovered b.
the engineer just III time to p1eyen
their being thrown into the furnace
and the consequences, if such a thins
had happened. are unpleasant to think
Of.
The entertainment given at the Hen
nepiu Avenue theatre last Monday
night for the benefit Of the Young
Girls Home, on Ninth street and Hen
nepln avenue, was certainly very cred
liable and deserving OF much better
support than that which it received.
Those who took part in the programme
fulfilled their different parts in an adj
rnirabie manner.
John Larsen, q plumber living up On
Twelfth avenue north, got drunk last
Friday and then arraYed himself in
Women's attire. The neigbors didn't
like Johns looks IN his new role and
sent for the police. The patrol wagon
carried him to the Ger trail station, and,
dressed as he was in his feminine re-
gala, he passed the night as the guest
Of the City.
Sixty acres OF land in the town of
Riculield. q miles from city limits, for
sale cheap; IS acres cultivated. balance
timber; good house. barn, granary,
we'll and orchard Also 81 acres mile
from city limits in town Of Richield,
sixty acres cultivated, good house, barn
aud water. Will be sold at a bargain
and on reasonable terms. HI. 2. Darcy,
els Second street south, Minneapolis
The ways aud means committee from
the city council decided Tuesday to
recommend the Issuing Of $50, 900 bonds
for the benefit OF this permanent im.
proyement revolving fund and the
transfer OF $4,000 from The water
works to ths revolving fnnd, The
cornmittna Oh fire department recon-
mended tha purchase Of tWo buggies
and quantity Of two~and-t halt inch
hose for the new repair shop Oh Twelfth
street acuth.
Ja,nes KING and Miss Maggie Morris
were married al tbs church OF the I'm
Conception on Tuesday. Rev.
Jas. Mciaolrick officiating. Dinner was
served by the brides parents, MIR. and
Mrs Edward Morris, No. 2lo: Ere
mont avenue north, To which s few
friends were invited, Both the con- |
trac5ing parties have large circle of
friends in this city and vicinity. Tbs |
bridal party left ia the afternoon for |
Spokane Falls. their future home.
The committee appointed by the !
council to examine the bonds OF tbs
oewly installed CITY officers. met Tues.
lay afternoon and approved Tie bonds
Is offered. the special COMMITTEE to
the new meat Inspector met
sn& also examined several applicants
or deputy. The council committee on
salaries met Tuesday afternoon. En~
sineer Stetson wants toe salaries Of
captains raised from SIS to 500 q
Mouth, The city clerk wants the fee
system continues
William Gleason resigned Wednes.
lay as deputy superintendent OF the
work house, and Capt. b.. Whalan has
.esumed The position. The gentlemen
Hing different positions are as follows:
Superintendent, John West; deputy
superintendent, IL. Whelan; hail mas
;er and 81 ock keel,er, w. G. Douglass;
guards. Z. Buchanan. w. K. White,
Thomas McGil; night watch, John
5ourtnsv; engineer, Max Wolf; gang
Joaepb Montoure; driver, G.
Z. Foster; cook, John Harrington.
There are now 1&7 prisoners at the
york house, IFS Of them males, IL
enales.
The Holy Name soc ETY. held its regu.
ar monthly meeting last Sunday at the
.aw Holy Rosary hall. The annual re
,ort OF tbs Standing Of the society were
cad, showing 3 mem bership Of 3ol and
substantial balance in the treasury.
The following officers were elected for
$50: President, John AcAllister; re-
ording secretary, Dr.. j. z, barton;
treasurer, Hubert Kelly. The society
'riZe, q beautiful sanctuary prize, was
,warded to MI. kAtrick Cummings, he
aving secured che largest number OF
lsw members during the year. The
ecretary's report shows {. MT increase
+ 63 members during 1888.
The new Holy Rosary hall was crowd
ID to its utmost capacity on Thursday
yening at the festival given by the
MEMBERS of the choir of Holy Rosary
'hurch. Fully 600 people were present
It the supper prepared by the ladies' of
he choir assisted by members OF the
'arish. a programme of vocal and in.