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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27

Chairman Of pm FIX, Com. Alter
tic call at delegates. AMI stating hrici-
~ the business of The convention, .
Mr. Patty announced ihal the meeting
wa. cady for rcmporar, organizatioU.
II Vi Hunter aud J q poiuaeStcr
chosen chairman aud secretary in lhc
order named,
Moved aud seconded that each del .
~coa,ion oi the yariOns club, name enc
OF its numbo~ which should compose
lhp'rommittcc on credentials. Carried
The following gentlemen were Sug.
rested los their respective delegations" Fl
Macon, W. II. bog'c. !
CookSvillc, J, T., liihbtcr,
Center Point. NJ Mahorncr,
C|Ii.tonvillr. L Danlzlcr,
Mushulaviilc. John Guy,
LYNN Creek, } I, Morgan,
Fnirvirw, J & Glover,
Rrooksyillc, PG Lucas,
Summcrvillc, Henry Evans,
Prairie Point, l. Cole,
ShuqualaE, I'll Welsh,
Dccrbrook. & Vi Robertson.
After half hours absence, commit
ice on Credentials returned with both
a majority and minority report.
The mag. OF com on creaenllal' re-
commented the setting OF al the GEL
ceatos enrolled from the various c!ubs
except C~liftonvillc; ana they reported
in favor of J.. n. Ncves, r. +. Dantzlcr
and NJ. OByrne us delegates from
tIjitouyillC,
The minority OF the COM, composed
of Geo. l., welsh, "; H. Boyle any H.
W. Evans, reported that pr, ). u TAT
~, j. L Cunningham j. n. NeVc8 AND
JAS. Stal'ihss ha' roch receive" %
votes for delegates from CniIoh'lLtt'
ana 'ha' T. ~ ',''l.]'c, "'na -.
Byrne had each received only ~ vote;
and therefore they couid not agree 10
deprive Cunh'hsha'h' tafSy ana Nt'iI,
ings OF seats aud sent pGhtzler and
D'Hyrnc ana they recommend taaf
Patty, Cunningham Sfalilass anu New
cs be received rs the unly rIer5eo Ge,,
egatcs from C~l!i'nhHilie' anu INV =" u
Nanth'cr ana NJ. byTl'e were '"' en-
titled TO seats. -,
liic Original rep0it5 OF me MAJ, anu
min, of com. on credentials has been
mis,,laccd or lost. but thc above is sub
ej,utialy corrcctl
mc"a,i nv Nr Grioos 70 amend thr
"o''" y: n,i," I've Gefootirn IN 40.
cootcs from Clifton, instead of the
,hrce recommended by the majority.
pcccss
Amendment OF Mr.. Griggs with.
m;,ton on credentials hy motion Of Mr.
Carr. with request that the coninlttcc
ondroTor TO reach unanimity OF ac-
Kan Carried.
After few minutes absence com. re-
turned
Tno committee ON credentials report
thot DR.. J l. Patty, Jas StalIings, j Il
Tnnp;noham and j n Ncvcs were c.
lrrted DELEGATES from the ClitonViliC
:, Club, ani are entitled TO seats in TIN.
' u,"y, MS delegates from tha'
Cub and that J i Cunningham auc
: y Ncycs. The delegates present, cast
5 ,hn vote Ct the club on all question,
nn.orc his Convention.
. W. II. BoGbE, Chm.
;,o;s.od -, Mic ori,iue
IL, "a,SS' 70 eSat the entire lor n
a a'llrii',,'t,, worc nrcscutl n dol
'ln"l 81 , 1nrri"I WV
! 'S,'cs, I,'I w. Carr tbat the tcmno
move" y? w. ar,,,,,on
= r9Fy 0r~@n"'I'',I" "Tnr;n% M onand
w. - C-nnrou,inu nrorae1 le lgl
men' 'Ha' n]o"'e'a,,'" ,%,nuat i, non,i
! lo' 'or Sn"'I 2''' !" pa,tv
h',,on al, M L"s,o;n,o locD cheese,
u N n0n'V' ;,m n,,' H. Ma Como
pcrnanenl ''l"'ln,.n , r",, NJ ,I.Irm
ara . y roan"o%,r' ,c S~' # WA
Q ahd 2He,C'"r! ~ i,, ,oo Ivy ~a,,nofotr,
! moved that a colNu1ll'ce Dc "pP"'u'''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27
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tiled with convincing proof Ct QUICK CURES /"
seemingly incrrable cases
A. z nri..ao, Jackson Tenn, wits u con
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wcl}irg ior tie Telegraph company, and Gs-4t' ~
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las. ncceclcl IL hl-,s1s tAa 's'1r
p0TG0N but i. eo.. He ovel 5,l' 20. and .'en
my system vas 7ro.:ra.-i aal sata-
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sar,f Of my no4.a ny healed and mytoala2-n'iTe'
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man
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afflicted with C5tn.h .-r many years, ,,i"odsh gu
,-lts II m,li,ire3 avs! several docto's dIlth-.'tc s'
TO cure uc. Ny llsod n.s v;'y impure, and no'l-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27

wc rcprct 10 learn that Mr. II NJ
,,,nicr was stricken with paralysis,
Mr. Brook Mcleod is also very Ill.,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27

pbn,ons, Surveys, lacks aud Bug.
o;cs for sale at extremely low prices
luis 20-2t.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27

Shiloh's Cartarrh Remedy, q mar
yc,ous cure for Catarrh,. Dipjhcria,
Canker Mouth, and Headache.
With oach bottle there is an %in1cnton.
Fs.ai Injector for the more successful
treatment Of these complaints with
ont extra charge, Price 80 cents.
sold by
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27

IT T0UR RACK fCRRy
90, arc nil Oo n ont, really good for a0tfins
IL is gruCrui debility. Try
UhSU VS. IRON SITTEHS.
II will cure Won, and give u gool appetite. Sold
Is all dealers IN medicine.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27

.oyBGAooN
Ealy27, 1882
R. schedule
,lo s. RI
..r,.a 81 S.l' p m
a,,oiuc to exchange
oil e.
1-,ilIa syrup al } D
nirc a. honey
(, Fair premium
NJ, .. Lewis gave 81
S. It should have
|,Io la, gone to '', me
|. for HI. tcaI'", , i'I
h, with his eyes "'''
['i,tnp''rcd
nm vas brought IN
Allie Swami and the
E,.pcoIc found some O"'
send them H.
ii tl,is week
F.,i,ic farmers say they
much rain hlany OF
[r,e r,rmcrs are almost
be sra'''
Need a Knife.
Sons and select Il
|,,ee. AMrscIot just re-
Carving and Table
,,,rnrcr. planted some
.red this yoor, and ne
,,c,scd with it, The
rjth fruit and every
Icss.
JgsirdcId.rountry ha'c
|vr. W@!,cr "Ind''am'
|,owincss the grand nit
,oll us he hod the finest
[,cr ho4 at this time OF
llo see Prot Geo, Il
Mobile Oh our streets
nlerstand he commences
Illion nest Monday a.
institute and lhot he VII
Dramatic Entertainment
|eyt Fair
[saMc Ladies Ala 50
lay cycnirg, resolution
eyprossing their apprc
Kindness the"
.dlbc Fair Association
u0lc assistance recci7e'
Jacob iiolDcrg, W. !
En- odgcrs,j l. Griss
Ne understand that ia
h, from rclrc-hrhcnt
$4,000, whichagocs 'c
be- he new prcsb}tcri"
r%gCommt0oel has sclcc'c
sad the Architect is pre-
be specifications. "he
Ny, the contract for bn'lC
|Bacb Church vii! be i
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27

@''0r'zed to announce
JESSE BLYTHE.
s''e Tor Supervisor Dist. 3. sub.
'''' the Democratic party
%''.'oriaed to announce
M~ccASKILL
"' lor Supervisor Dist. 3. sub.
Iva Of Democratic party.
'',e'rired to announce
T. R. STEWART,
~sO 'or Supervisor, Dist. No 3.
'"'a Of Democratic party.
'''lorIzed to announce
B c. GARNER,
'or Supervisor, District 4
s.0n Of Democratic party.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27
bon NOyuhe6 Cavalry.

pom NoZube6 Cavalry.
commanded to meet at The
Pc, o'clock =. m August
ler of the Captain.
{, N. CARTER.
Orderly Gerg'i.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27

fnslt Ut Clit.Onvll.e.
4 gentlemen OF ClfiLonvillc
Tournament Oh Wcdncs.
'th to which thc public
invited.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27

f,nrn,cr planted some
|. .rcI this yoor, and ne
no,scd with it, The
|. ,,itb trait and every
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27

4 Fairdcld.ronnify nave
'v, W.!tcr Windham'
|, ui,ncss the grand nil
Eotlu he Ind the finest
I,.r init at This time OF
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27

|, m, ,,rup AT ] i
~r;.,.nicc AZ honey
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27
| Need Knife.

L. SON. and select Il
IT, Alargclot just re-
I Carving and Table
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27
'"hpoi a Tonic for Women.

saoR TIE BLOOD,
khis Malaria, Indigestion md
M,S'S.,Svs IRON BITTERs.
CT FOR sale by all dealers &c
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27
Notice!

Notice
l''lonary reading class viii
ea Monday morning, July
F'0'S The principles of The
going 10 be explained min.
ia Of meeting, Calhoun IN.
H.. X. kLINKARp.
-a-
!" Carts al $1,000 at
N. SCALES & Co.
LFhf OF caprtttto.,u,.,. rx-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27

+ he Fair premium
L. Mr. Lewis Sa',
h fe. j, should have
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27
nae nFM0ORATIC CONVPNTTOT

NAcoS, Mss, iria l2, lSSa,
Called 10 order nv t'obcr, G.. Patty,
Chairman Of D,m FIX. Com After
tic call ot delegates. anl stating hrici-
IL the business al The conventions.
Mr. Patty announced dat the meeting
was cady for temporary organization,
II Vi Hunter aud J q P~uiu4eytcr
chosen chairman and secretary in lht
order named.
Moved aud seconded HAT each del.
.ceation at the yarious clubs name enc
of its numho~ which should compost
subcommittee on credentials. Carried
The following gentlemen were Su%'
.,rtol a.. thair r~nSnprtiVp dplrv,tttus
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27

|~peCommiNtce has selected
Ead the Architect is pre-
be specifications. when
|ly, ll,c contract for build
|Bfich Church vii! be let
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27

Il =. schedule
II .l0 g.. E''
4 S.l' p ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27

llH' ',ioolih. lie
\, with his eyes Sh''
4 i.impslrcd
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27

ssSs sl tea for Dyspepsia
'asautly on hand
ANVass Hams.
Shoulders.
ut Bacon.
g'FC Leaf Lard.
L. N. ilAMirER.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-27

,,c..arpri.cd this week
[,,iric farmers say the,
roiu. hianY OF
Grncrs are almost
Iln Grass,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-12-28
The Biiou.


Leonard Gro, er's famous realistic
comedy drama ''l4osL iii New York
will be presented at the BIiou Theatre
ali next week commencing Monday eve.
Decembe, 30, with matlnees Wednesday
New Years Ddy) aud Saturday after
noon. The play is one OF the most sue
cessiuI comedy dramas ever presented
in TINS city aud Was highly spoken OF b,
press and public last season when pre-
senLed at the G.and Opera House.
Among the realistic features Of Lost il
New York III a river Of real water 6U
+. ct long, 40 teet wide, and ieet deep,
containing $4,000 AalIUns lf water, a
real steamboat that carries a de- n VI
more passengers, run under full head Ut
STEAM AZ 1ull speed, zeal ferries, real
yachts and other marine craft ply Oh
this real river with all the naturalness
imagluxble. A carload Of scenery
calcium lights and mechanical ELECTS,
is required to mount this play. Tht
original New York Company and the
same seen here last Season will be III
tho cast at the B,juu. Seats on sale III
advance for any performances at the box
Office,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-12-28
A1tman's Christmas Gifts.

The distribution of prizes Of Altman
b Co.'s on Christmas Day attracted
thousands OF people from all parts Of
the city to witness the event. From
the time of the opening of the store at
7:3O a M, until the close at noon, there
was a continuous crush Of visitors. A.
il 30 o'clock Manager Mac Waters Ell
bowed his way through The crowd and
mounting one Of the counters an
nounced that the drawing would com
mence, ard introduced the committee
having charge Of the distribution
They were s. e. Olson, James NC
Mullen. w. G. Byron and Anton Knob
laugh. Col. B,ron's lO-year-o'd son
drew the lucky numbers from the box,
3 full list Of which appears in the ad
yer.lsement for Altman & Go. in this
issue. The drawing was one OF the
leading events of Christmas. aud was
conducted in the fairest possible mar
ner. During the forenoon Thousands
Of elegant Christmas cards and sou
yenirs were distributed among the
throng of visitors 70 this we'll known
house, which, without doubt. is the
largest and finest clothing establish
nent in the city.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-12-28
Mortgage foreclosure. Notice Of Sale.

Nv HERE rs on the 22d day OF September. A.
Wv d.. 1883. Sllas G4ss ,unmarried), made his
certain deed of mortgage of that date. to Ezekiel
b. OOley. whereby he conveyed t, said Cooley
Lot NO. "a in Block No ID in the RearrangemeEt
Of the 5.h Division Of Remington Park, in the
City of Minneapolis. Hannepin County, Mime
sofa, 10 secure the payment of the sum OF 1925
and interest thereon at 8 per cent per an
in one year thereafter, and Interest at 10 par
cent. per annum after due, which Mortgage was
in the Office of the Register Of Deeds for said
County and was OH the same day duly recorded
therein. on page III. of Book 256 of Mortgages.
And wh' reas. said Mortgage was afterwa'd
on the Oath dav OF NOven Der, 1888. by written
instr,,ment duly recorded November q, 1873 in
25S of Mortgages. assigned DY said Cooley to tue
"Uni.n Oebentlra Company
And whereas default has been made in the
payment OF said Mortgage debt, AMI now the
whole amount thereof namely the sum OF S2a3
and interest thereon at ten per cent. per ann,im
from Sept. 2ad, 1859, remains due and IN .,,,i
III reOn.
And whereas no action or proceeding at law
has EN- instituted to recover the debt secured
By said Mortgage:
SAID mortgage contained and in pursuance Of
the statute III such ca-es made and provided,
notice is hereby given that On Saturday the 18th
day IF February. A D. 1890, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon ut the front door of the Hanne: in
County Court House in the tfty Of Minneapolis
tue above described premises will be sold at
public nucti n to the highest bidder for caah,
toward satisf. ing the said debt and all expenses
Of forecl sure including $25 attorneys fee.
Dated Minn.Mp otia, Dt,cembsr 29, 1889.
UNION DEBENTURE COMPANY,
Assignee Above named.
COOLEY & Rocks,
Attorney. for Assignee.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-12-28
THE ORPHANS. TRIBUTE.
Fare well Dinner to Bishop MoGolnck q
the Orphans Asylum.

r = 4.E. i - /. i
Fare well Dinner to Bishop MoGol1ck at
the Orphans Asylum.
Last Sunday will long be remembered
by al who attended the farewell dinner
d il honor, Of Bishop McGolrick, at the
Catholic Orphan Asylum. The Sisters
in charge Of the asylum had issued an
invitatlon to many leading Catholics OF
the city to be present on the occasion
and the Invitation was met WILD 9
hearty response. there being present
about seventy persons, including the
Orphan Board and members OF the
clergy Of the city. The little fellows a
the asy ..,n,S numbering nearly TOO. were sqf'
about to- bid q last adieu to one l VINO "
had always been 70 them father ano
friend, and who was now about TO lea Us
them, AT $50 o'clock the reverend
clergy and guests sembled "a y y the nall
of the spacious building to enjoy 2 pr pro
gramme Of entertainment emi [I|
fitting for the occasion. 20 as {
i Orpha Orchestra rend cred &c sever q Y =
choice select and 3 chorus OF about y
BOYS s ,as u hymn co az g
j 1or tie sIecl Ill on.s closing VIII :
the s,nel nx dsr.ts 'l|':
y \, cred oin p %
half 81 NH Nh a & touch II ine f 1lae
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-12-28

L ! ] ! | E| I: 4 / |;
The Grand

,rhe Stewart Robson half Of the sey,
cred dramatic firm Of Robson 4 Crane
will appear at the Grand Opera house
Monday evening. Mr.. Rpbs n will ap.
pear for the first time in Steele Mac.
ka,e's new coined Y, An Arrant Kuaye.'
The scenes Of the play are laid in Italy
in one OF those small dnch1es along the
Meluerrane There are villainous in
trigues by the ruler Of the duchy against
8 woodman's daughter. which brings in
to play sentiment. herolsm, action and
comedy OF the most charming type. The
part assigned Mr. Robson is that Of
..Ch,qui. the captain OF the dukes
guard. Strange as it may appear, this
military character of highly comic
order d. inmates every feature Of the
play, ard gives Mr.. Robson wonderful
opportunities Tor displaying his power
az an eccentric comedian. The last
three nights of the week will be devoted
to Bronson Towards brilliant comedy,
..The Henrietta. . There will be Sat
ul.aay matinee, aud the advance sale u
seats will commence 1.-THE Grand Opera
box flee OH Fr4dry morning, Jan. Bid,
1890.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-12-28
The Harris.

Charming Minnie Madden, every
body's favor.te little actress, will be al
the Harris Theatre al. of next week,
with New Years and Saturday matinee,
presenting one Of her former we'll know
sfavorite productions, ''In Spite OF All.
and her new play Featherbrain. No one
who has seen Miss Madden in any of he'
former plays could help wishing to g.
agu1u whenever an opportunity cfferee
itself. Seats for the engagement will be
on sale st the box office today.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-12-28

D rowing match, and II willing that th,
r,oe should borrowed sver the Paramatt.
course,
Gov. Lowry has refused the petition
I o1 Jake KiIrain to remit the imprison.
u mt portion Of his sentence on payment
i, the fine, but told him after the case
Was decided BIZ the supreme court he
mi ht present il to hls Nowry's) sue
cessor.
Joseph Donoghue, the champion
ice skater, went q mile against time at
the Palace ice rink the other night. He
" ,nbd up the distance without SPECIAL
I # ,rt III 1853 There was large crowd
"fladles aud gentlemen present, and the
Joe was in excellent condition for general
skating.
Notice has been received from Jake
Gaudaur and John Teemer announcing
their Willingness to contest for Charles
FL. Thay g 5000 purse and the single
seull championship of the NO Id. It is
probable that Mr.. Thayer will allow
expenses to Kemp and Stainsbury, the
Austria i'm, should they desire to enter.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-12-28
THE UUrSEORArION.
Thousands Of PEOPLE Witness this Most
Important Event.

Important Event.
As The IRISH STANDARD goes tt
press to-day QUE Of the most important
events IN the history Of the Catholic
church in Minnesota is being cele bratec
at the Cathedra! in St. Paul-that Ol
the conservation Of Bishops-eiect Nc
Golrick, OF Duluth; STANLEY, Of James
town, aud Colter ut Wiuona. Never
before was the OLD Cathedral crowded
as 1t was upon this memorable Friday
People were there from every section VI
the state, and Indeed the Northwest
Thousands were unable to gain as!mis
sion. The most reverend Archblshops
right re yereud Bishops aud prelates ant
reverend Chaplains assembled ILL TIT
arcl Episcopal residence, and were
ready To move p,omrtly at the hour as
signed and joined the procession Of re
verend Clergy. The assistant priest
deacOns of honor, deacon and sub
deacon of the Mass, aud the arch,epls
copal GRO IS bearer, at the appointed
time, and vested to suit the time Of tbt
ceremony, moved from the archlepisco
pal residence with the most reverend
and right reverend prelates. About
O'Clock the acolytes, semiuaries and re-
verend clergy assembled iii the school
house at the rear of the Cathedral build
lug. A 9:45 the procession MAYED dow
st. Peter street to the centre Of Sixth
down Sixth to the front Of the residenc.
of the Archbishop, where it turnee
back, passing up the sidewalk. AS il
passed by the gate it was joined by the
procession from the archiepiscopal re-
sidenee and entered the Cathedral a
the central door.
Most Rev. John Ireland, D. D., Wa:
the consecrator, assisted by Most Rev
Thomas l.. Grace aud RC, Rev. Nj
M .rty, d. D. The seminaries sang thu
proper of the Mass, and Rev. Thoma:
|O'G,rman read the pont,fcal briefs
The sermon was by Rev. Walter Elliot
C. s. r. The ceremonies we're in charg.
uf Revs. j. e. Brine, p. r. HsHcun, u
d., Thomas j. Gibbons, James A. Filz
patrick aud j. F. Dolphin.
The following acted as ushers:
Centre Aisle Wv. l., Kelly, Jr., l.. l
Casserlv. j. w. Crosson, j. Nj. Reading
BlessedVirgin Aisle-T1omas Doran
r. r O'Repan. Mark Fitzpatrick.
St. Joseph's Aisle--Call Kelly, Johl
C. Meiady, II. De Wallace.
Blessed Virgin Gallery-John +Kava
nagh,
st. Joseph's Gallerv-John Mcclure
Particularly large delegations were
present from Duluth, Jamestown, OAK.
and Winona. A full description Of th''
most important event will appear IL
.ext week & issue If The IRISH STAND
ARD.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-12-28
CITY BRIEFS.

The telephone Call Of The lR1sB
STANDARD Is l65 4.
The M nneapolis Board of Education
has decided to erect fsg-staffs and
place the American flag on every school
building IN the city.
The Shamrock Club, of South Mime.
apolis. will give their first social hop for
this season at Ddnia Hail next Friday
evening, January 3rd.
The suit of Albert T. Jellison against
Thomas Halloran to recover As acres VI
land near Lake of the Isles has been de
cidgd ny Judge Rea in favor Of the de-
feLdant.
Manager Frank l.. Bixby, Of the Bi-
jou Opera House. received a handsome
Christmas present from the employees Of
the house in The shape of an elegant and
valuable easy chair.
Manager Began has suggested thas
one Of the galleries in the Exposition
building next year be converted into !;
tropical garden in which the music
baud will play every afternoon.
The iron for the Bloomington Ferry
bridge has arrived. and work will be re-
snmed upon that structure immed fat ely,
|It IL expected that the bridge will bt
com leted ~ the end of J January iaarY
IW sH. Dunwoody has presented t
tie public library . book recently pur.
Nh ased III Rome. II Is 4 book ct Catno
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we'll address to Father NJ Gnlrick, al
the conclusion of which the Rev rend
Father responded in a few we'll chosen
words In which he expressed his sorrow
at parting with those little ones whose
advancement and welfare he had al
ways held near. and dear. The Rev
erend Father thanked the mrmbers of
the Orphan Boar, and all who had as :
sisted him in providing the home for
the unfortunate little fellows who had
10 one to care for them ard invokt q
Gods blessing upon them and their
good work. At the conclusion OF the
address many a cbesk was moist wi a
tears Of regret at parting with their be-
loved father who had labOred SO faith 3
fully with them and for them for 80
many years, At five o'clock the guests
repaired to the dining room to partake
Of a splendid dinner prepared by the
Sisters OF the asylum, after which some
time was spent in looking over the
building by those who had not hereto
fore VISITED the home. The bul ding
was t*.stetulIy DIT cOrated with evergreen
and flowers. Over the life sized port
RAFT of the Reverend Bishop was 3
beautiful wreath OF flowers with the in
scriptlUn ''Our Father and Friend"
aud many similar mottoes ,asttful!y
by tine good sisters in charge
of the asylum, who are doing Gods
nob't St work IN so kindly aid tehderly
caring. tor the little ones given to their
charge.
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SPORTING NOTES.

A Chicago dispatch says Tip O'Nell1.
the st. Louis fielder, has sigaed With
the brotherhood for big money.
John Wadsworth. = local pitcher Of
some reputation. was sigoed the other
day by the Cleveland &eague club,
Old Sam Oolyer wants to have another
go at Billy Edwards, Who defeated him
three times come 2 ! d Is years ago.
Beach. the oarsman, has accepted the
challenge recently issued BY Hanlan for
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DIJOU OPERA HOUSE
ID Washington Ave- near Hennepin.