The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-12-21
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Gus Others for sale. Catholic House
Almanac for 1890. Religious Holiday
Goods.
The Clothing house of Samuel Roth
child & Co., one Of the oldest firms III
the city. doing business in tbs Pence
Opera House block, assigned Tuesday
last. The assets Of the t ~ will not
exceed $4,000 and the liabilities are
placed at $4,000. .s.
"A Canadian paper announces the safe
arrival In Canada Of E. r Sheplev and
his two sons. Mark and Earle. who up
to . short time ago operated the Farm
ers Grocery ON Nicoliet Island, and
whose sudden departure from the city
is mcurned by many creditors.
Judge j. B. Quinn is just recovering
from severe attack Of typhoid fever
and pneumonia, having been Frustrated
for over eight weeks. His many friends
will be pleased to know that he Is now
couyatescent and will be out again in q
short time.
The Hibernian Rife Company will
not drill again until the second Wed.
pesday in January, as both the coming
holidays will occur on their regular
dates. The company will be rendered
another Of those popular benefit balls
by the Irish American Social Club at
Window ball on Wednesday evening,
January 18TH.
Catholic Book Store Second street
and Second avenue south. The prayer
book prepared by order of the Third
Pienary Council of Baltimore and vari-
GUS others for SALE. Cathollc Home
Almanac for 1880. Religious Holiday
Goods.
j. l.. Mahoney is the name OF bright
young Irish American attorney, VINO
has recently commenced the practice OF
law in the city, having came here from
Madison, Wis.,, where he las practlced
law for some time. The firm name 1s
Upper s. Mahoney, and their othces
are located at 3Z9 Boston block.
charles Is. Maben, editor OF the Free
Lance will be given an opportunity to
prove the charges made against super
lntendent OF police, w. NJ. Bracket.
The latter has sworn out warrant for
the arrest Of Maben On the charge OF
criminal Libel, and the case will be tried
III the courts. w. Ii. Donahue will ap
pear for the plaintiff,
X. G.. Dun Il Co. furnished the fol-
10 wing: The assignments for Novem
Der. 1889 numbered seven, With tota
liabilities. $7S,65.l0, and total assets
S37. $50, as against four assignments IL
November, 1883, with total liabilities
Sc, 900. IS aud total assets SIS, 759 80.
The increase is attributable in part tc
unreasonable weather.
At 2:lO o'clock last Monday Afternoon
the Jury in the Case OF the State OF I'LL
nois >elsue The i've suspects. Coughlln
Burke, OSulllvan, Beggs and Kunzt
on trial for the murder OF DIR. t. ii
Cronin az reed upon verdict hno1n&
Coughlip, Burke aud @ Sullivan guilt,
as charged, Kuu 70 guilty Of completely
IN the aft sir au d Brggs not guilty
Coughlin, Burke and OSullivan re
ceiyyd sentences OF life Imprisonment,
Kuuzs was sentenced for three years
aud Beggs was acquitted.
Morris F. Leonard, of Company 9
First Minnesota volunteers, died Tues
day night at the residence OF bis
brother, ITO First avenue northeast
liz served under all five Of the colonies
of that regiment aud participated in
some Is different battles, Was badly
wounded at letLysburg aud Was a prl-
soner of war for 10 months. being con
fiued in Andersouvilie aud Libby prl-
sons. The funeral was held at 8 O'Clock
Thursday morning from the Church OF
St. Anthony of Padua. the Dudley =
Chase Post G.. A. R., of which he was
a member, turning out in q body. Mr.
Leonard was 40 years or age, aud for
time during the war had been CORES
pondent for Minneapolis papers.
{ The athletic entertainment given I'M
der the auspices Of the immaculate Con
ception Crusaders at Association bal
last Tuesday evening Was q very credi-
table affair. An audience that complete
i " filled the house applauded llberall,
every number of most interesting
aud entertaining programs. There
was besides the athletic features
la liberal supply Of vocal and instru
mental music. The folIowiDgis a lis,
| OF the attractions: BaDgo solo, w
Hamlin; Medley, Messrs r Watson, b
w, farrott, NJ. r. Fitzgerald; Duet
Misses Agnes Gallagher, Agnes Byrnes
| Vocal sketch IRISH comedy songs,
Hugh Ryan; piano solo. Miss NJ
Ryan. Part Second: Address, Physl
cal culture, Rev. Henry McGolrlck
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