The Irish standard., 1889-01-26

pace eacn SUNDAY morning at 10 O'Clock
in the school building adjoining
the church of the Immaculate Concep
ton. Rev. Father Cestelli professor Of
Greek and Moral Theology at ST.
Thomas Seminary, is in charge and
breaches to large number each Sun
day.
Sixty acres Of land in the town OF
Richfeld, q miles from city limits. fol
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 Rich6eld,
sixty acres cultivated. good house, barn
and water. Will be sold at bargain
and on reasonable terms. H. z. Darcy,
2l5 Second street south, Minneapolis.
A. j. Boardman, the park commiss-
Toner, is credited with having schema
whereby the Ft. Smelling reservation
and the IT'S acres of land lying between
Minnehaba creek and the Mississippi
river, now occupied ny the Soldiers
home, be condemned for park purp.
oses and be converted into an elysian
beauty garden for the dedication of the
Minneapolis and St. Paul people.
1t is rumored that Judge Dickinson
has completed his decision in the case
Of the Barrett boys, but the decision
has not yet been filed. The rumor also
holds that motions for new trials are
denied in both cases. It this is correct,
when the decision is fled there will be
naught left but for the governor
to set the day for the hanging. Eff
forts will be MADE to gain pardons.
The old LaYman will case, in which
Mrs. Lizzie Haley, ono OF the grand
daughters, contested the will, in
which her mother was left out in the
cold, on the ground that Mrs. Layman
had been unduely Influenced to ''cut
her off with shilling" and at the
time of her death she was unfit to make
will, came up again before Judge Rea
Friday morning, aud the trial begun.
That excellent organization, known
as the ''Brownson Catholic Club" OF
St. Stephens parish, will give grand
musical and literary entertainment at
Dahl's hall, Fifth avenue south and
Twentv-fourth street, Tuesday even
ing, January Goth. An excellant pro-
gramme has been arranged and a rich
treat is in store fer those who may at
tend on that occasion. Don't miss it.
Tho Father Mathew T. A. society of
the immaculate conception parish will
have grand celebration at Catholic
Association hall, adjoining the church,
On next Monday evening. 'rhey have
great programme of enter
ta!nnent, consisting Of addresses, reci-
tations, instrumental music and songs.
A general invitation to all friends of
the cause OF total abstinence is exten-
ded.
Mrs. Ed. Lawler, who occupies rooms
over the White House restaurant, at ZIG
Henuepin aYenne, which was closed
some time ago, slneied smoke last Sat-
urday night. and gave the alarm of fire.
The police burst into the place, and
found that a cracker box filled with
paper and 1gnitable material had been
placed on the cellar stairway and then
set on fire. Tue department speedily
extinguished the flames and little DAM
age was done. The fire is evidently
the work of an incendiary. There has
been a good deal of feeling eugendered
over the closing of the restaurant, oc-
casioned by the repleining of the fixtures
on mortgage, and the attempt to burn
the building is laid to this.
CYRUS E. Brown, who recently made
a contract to sell the ground lease Of
the Brunswick hotel, formerly the
Clark house, to Alphonzo Munger, OF
Boston, has begun suit against him
now to break the contract. Mr.. Brown
alleges in his complaint that on Jan. IL
he made contract with Mr.. Manager,
through S. E. Stogg, to sell the lease,
valued at some $4,000, for some pine
land property and some $40, 900 in cash.
Mr. Brown claims that these pine lands
were represented to be worth SO or $40
al acre, and embraced some 10000
acres. He found, after the contract
had been signed, he now declares, that
the pine lands are destitute Of pine and !
are almost worthless. III his complaint
he charges the most shameful fraud,
and asks that the contract be set aside. |
a number of new rules for the gov
eminent of police officers have recently
been adapted by the commission.
They provide for daily report to the
captain Of the precinct of any absence
IN account of sickness Or other causes.
No prisoners are to be released from
The lookup except for trial, or by
written direction from judge of the
municipal or district courts. All prop
,rtv srnnosed To have been felOniOuslY |