The Irish standard., 1890-07-12
rae IRISH STANDARD: sATURDAY, july Il.

naE IRISH SIANl).A
CITY BRIEFS.
The telephone call Of Tile Irish
STANDARD is 1854.
At the meeting Of the Typographical
Union in Labor Temple Sunday after
noon. the greater part of the time was
occupied in listening to report from
Delegate Alex. Mullen, who attended
the recent international convention at
Atlanta, Ga.
Last Sunday morning at 7:30 o'clock
mass at the Church of st. Anthony Of
Padua, IS girls and 20 bows received
their first communion. Tomorrow (Sun-
day) at 1890 O'Clock mass Archbishop
Ireland will deliver the sermon and in
the afternoon at o'clock will confirm
about $50 persons at this church.
VIM. J. Sheehan, who retired from
business at "a Hennepin avenue some
few months since, has opened a whole
sale and retail liquor establishment at
1913 Washington avenue Forth. His
neat and commodious place Of business
is already largely stocked with the best
goods the market affords.
At the regular meeting of Division
No. A. O. H., this city, held to-mor-
row Sunday, an insurance secretary
will be elected. All members should
be present particularly all insured
members this Office is an important
one and should be filled bv a man com
petent in every way for such position.
The two new Champion chemical en-
gines recently ordered for the fire de-
partment have arrived in Minneapolis
and will be put into service at once.
These engines are double truck engines,
with a capacity Of so gallons to each
tank, and with a full crew aboard weigh
about 1850 pounds. The old No. 2
chemical weighs $500 pounds. 1t will
be put into the fire department. repair
shops and transformed into two
single tank engines.
On Wednesday morning, july End, at
st. James Church, La Crosse, Wis,
Miss Mary Agnes Smith, OF La Crosse,
and jeremiah J. Lane, Of Minneapolis,
were united in marriage, by Rev. Father
Murphy, who celebrated the nuptial
mass. The bride was assisted by MISS
Lizzie Smith and the groom by Mr..
Charles Rice. A reception and break
fast followed the conclusion of the
ceremony at the home Of the BRIDES
parents. 1902 Kane street. MIR. and
Mrs. Lane will be at home after July
18th at 1908 Twenty-frst avenue north,
Minneapolis.
On Thursday evening, July 3rd, the
ladies Of the parish of st. Anthony 0
Padua held a most successful lawn fes~
tival on the grounds adjoining the
church. The grounds were tastefully
decorated and around the various booths
and tables large number of Chinese
lanterns were lighted to attract the un-
wary visitors to the good things spread
before them. Refreshments for the
multitude were served and band fur
nished enjoyable music during the even
ing. Over $500 was realized which will
go towards the building fund for the
new Catholic hall soon to be erected in
st. Anthony parish.
Attorney VIM. IL. Donahue was
struck by a motor Monday morning at
the corner Of Seventeenth street and
Nicollet avenue and seriously injured
The accident occurred about $50 am.
Mr.. Donahue was about to board dow1
town train at the Seventeenth street
crossing, and had just set foot upon thu
narrow foot railing on one of the oper
cars, when the locomotive on the W
town track came along and struck
MIN, knocking aim to the ground
He fell under the truck wheel guard o.
the locomotive. and being stunned b,
the blow, laid there. The train wa
stopped in a few seconds. Those VIII,
saw the accident thought that Mr.
Donohue had been run over, But Al
soon as the train stopped a couple o
men came to his assistance. BY tina
time Mr.. Donahue had recovered con
seriousness and with the aid of the twt
men got up and walked into his hous'
at 1902 Nicollet avenue. Drs. Byrne'
and Weston were at once called in
They found that Mr.. Donahue had sus
tanned a severe confusion of the scalp
Just behind the ear and that his COLA
bone was broken. The fracture is F:
simple one, however, which is con
sidered very fortunate. DR.. Byrne!