The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-09-14

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i the case SAYS he and his father in law
ARE out to fight. and fight hard until the
end shall have beer reached. He
1 further AYERS it need not surprise any.
body if at least two important arrests
are made within twenty four hours.
Mr.. Anderson will not say who the
prospective prisoners are, but intimates
that the prosecution has evidence which
/ places them IN a very embarrassing po-
i sition. He also intimates that the men
l who will be arrested have been IN close
business relations with Mr.. Collom,
and formed part Of a conspiracy, the
dark deeds Of which will be revealed to
a curious world as soon as the judicial
mill is set grinding.
The eighteen,m old child Of D..
G.. Robb, of 1900 Chicago avenue, had
! miraculous escape from death day
or two ago. An ice wagon was drawn
up alongside the street near Mr.. Robb's
house. The infant, for the moment
unmatched, ran out into the road and
sat down right in front Of the stationary
horses. The man In charge of the
wagon was carrying ice to one Of the
houses, and being engaged at the rear
end of the wagon did not notice the
child sitting within a few feet Of the
horses feet. AS he had ice to deliver
at the next house he shouted "Get up'
to the horses, and they moved along.
The child made no effort to move, but
the sagacious horses lifted their feet
when they came TO the little one and
passed right over it without injuring a
hair Of it's head. When the driver saw
the little one under his wagon he was
badly scared. The Child seemed to
enjoy the whole proceeding and failed
to realize how near being crushed by
the iron hoofs of the horse he had been.
The following obituary we copy from
the Hamilton (Canada) Times in refer
ence to the death and burial of the Rev.
Father Lennon, of Gait, Ontario: 1t
is with very deep regret that the death
of Rev. Father Lennon, Of Gait, will be
read of by many in this city. The sad
event occurred in Gait on Monday NOR
ming, Sept. 2, at 2 O'Clock. Deceased
had been Ill of pneumonia for one week
only, and the suddenness of the call
makes his loss the heavier to the many
who loved him. He was born in Ar
MACH, Ireland, and was 81 years old.
He was assistant priest at both st.
Mary's and St. Patrick's church, this
city, before being sent to Flora by Rev.
Father Carberry. From Flora he was
sent to Calf. He was greatly loved
here. He has no relations in Canada,
but two of his sisters are nuns in Boston,
and he has brother in Minneapolis.
The funeral took place on Wednesday
morning, Sept. 4, from St. Mary's
Cathedral, Hamilton, to Holy Sepulchre
cemetery, and Was largely attended by
sorrowing friends and acq laintanc5s Of
the deceased gentleman.
The largest audience shat has assem-
bled: at the exposition. building this
year was there Tuesday night to see the
two couples who were brave enough
to volunteer themselves for wedding
day lined in wedlock. Early in the
evening the building was crowded, and
the seats on the third floor were all
taken by expectant guests. The bridal
party, consisting of John L. Hordum, a
shoe dealer at $50 Cedar avenue and
Miss Nj: K. Handsen, and J. E. Ryan,
the proprietor Of a Wholesale delivery
system, and Miss Hanna l.. Hansen,
arrived in coach and were met at the
door by Manager Byron. A few mo-
ments after ward they appeared On the
third floor and the immense audience
craned It's neck to catch a glimpse OF
them AT last the heralding policeman
opened an aisle for tbe party, headed by
Manager Byron and Rev, G.. IL. Morrill,,
passed upon the stage. C0pious wells
hosted from the heads of the brides
maids of honor, and the best men sup
ported each couple. The four candi-
dates for matrimony formed in line and
Rev. Morrill,, taking his place in front
Of them, addressed them in the follow
ing words before putting the questions
that tie the knot: 1.-The relation You
now assume is of divine origin, inst1tu-
ted ID Eden for the happiness and we'll.
being Of the race; sanctiied by Jesus
christ, who made it the occasion of his
first miracle; pronounced honorable in
all by the Great Apostle, and by inspi-
ration made symbol Of the relation
existing between Christ and His
church" When the binding words had
been uttered the divine called down the
blessings Of heaven upon their heads
and offered his hand in congratulation.
The two couples occupied boxes at