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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
- pin.-Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate OF Robert }. Dono-
van, deceased.
Whereas. margaret Donovan of the Comfy of
Hennepin and State of Minnesota has delivered
to the Probate Court OF that County of Henne-
Din, an instrument in writings purporting to be
the last will and Testament Of Robert J. Dono;
van, late of said County deceased. and filed
Herewith her petition to said Prohate Court
praying that tho said instrument may be proved
and, admitted to probate, and that letters tesla
meptary be granted thereon to said petit, n oe
the proofs Of said alleged Will be taken at q
General term Of this Court TO be he'd at the
County, Ga Monday, the Sd day Of February.
1880, at 10 clock In the forenoon. when all per-
sons Interested may appear for or contest the
probate of It; and that notice Of such hearing be
This order once in each week for three successive
weeks prior to said day Of hearing, in The irish
Standard, anewspaper printed and published In
said County.
Dated st minneapolis, this 7th day Of January.
1890.
By the Court: F. VON sCHLEGELL,
Judge OF Probate.
r. CORRLGAN. Attorney
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PRnRATk: NOTICE.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA. County of HEM,
- pin Probate Court
In the matter Of the estate of John Erwin, de-
ceased.
+ On reading and filing the final account of the
administrator OF the estate OF said deceased and
his petition praving for the allowance of said
account and for decree assigning the residue
of said estate to the persons by law entitled to
the same:
4 Ii is ordered, That said petition be heard at a
special term of this court. to be held at the court
house in the city Of Minneapolis in said county,
on Monday, the 9th day Of January, 1890. at Ii
O'Clock in the forenoon; and that notice of such
hearing be given to all persons interested, By
pub ishing this order once in each week
for three successive weeks prior TO said day of
hearing. in The Irish Standard, newspaper
printed and published in said county.
Dated at Minneapolis. this 3rd day OF January,
1890.
By the Court: f. Won SCHLEGELL,
Judge Of Probate.
TR copprrxN Attnrnav
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j. b. CORRIGAN. Attorney.
PROBATE NOTICE.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA. County OF Henne-
y pin, Probate Court. #.
IN the matter Of the estate Of Abbie Ellen
TrewOrgy, deceased.
on reading and Hing the final account OF the
a11ninisrrator Of the estate of said decreased.
and his petition praying for the allowance of
said account and for q decree assigning the
residue of said estate to the persons bv law en-
titled to the same.
4 e Is ordsre.i. rhat said petition be heard at 9
General term OF this Court, to be held at the
Court House id the City Of Minneapolis. in said
Cnnnty, on Monday. the Sd day OF February.
18g0. AZ 10 io'ciock In the fornoon: and that
notice OF such hearing be given. TO all persons
interested, BY publishing this order once in each
week for three encceeslve weeks prior TO said dav
IF hearinr ia The irish Standard. q Newspaper
nriIited and publi6hed In said County.
Dated 90 MINES this 9Th day OF January.
1890. y, IS.
Judge OF Probate.
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SUMMONS.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Hem
N nepin. Yss.
The state OF Minnesota TO D. J.. ellis. de-
PENDANT.
You are hereby summoned to be and appear
the Peace Of the city of Minneapolis. in aud for
said county. on the fifth day Of February, q. D..
1890, at nine a cI.ck in the forenoon. at nv
Office. in city Of Minneapolis, in said county. TO
answer to H W.Stitt Ia civil action. should
you fail TO appear at the time and place afore-
said, Judgment will Big rendered against you
upon the evidence adduced By said r. w. Stitt
for such sum IS he shall show himself entitled
to-
s. Given ,lnder my hand this 18th day Of January,
A D., 1890. b .sis IS
,3 ss5S Ct GRlMRs.. n
COOLER g HOOKS, s sSIss
Attornsys Tor plainttti
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TATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
X. pin-PrObate Court.
In the matter, of the estate Of Julia Erwin, de-
E ceased.
On reading and fling the final account of the
executor of the last will Of said deceased and his
petition praying Tor the allowance of said &C
count and for 4 decree assigning the residue of
said estate to the persons by law entitled to the
same:
it is or,lcrea, That said petition be heard at a
special term Of this Court, to be held at the
Court House n the city of Minneapolis. in said
County, on Monday, the 9th day Of January,
1880, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon; and that
notice of such hnarin9 be- given to all persons
Interested, by publishing this order once in each
week for three successive weeks prior to said
paper priu,ed and published In said Couaty.
Dated at MINNEAPOLIS, this srd day Of January.
1890. "
By the Court: F. Won sCHLEGELL.
Judge of Probate.
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EIBLIN ARUIN.

f,
sang thee other lays. 5
|s :Eiblin aruin.
But these were happy days.
s, rs Eiblin arnin.
When mount, and vale and grove,
Where We were wont to rove.
We're beautitied by love,
Eiblin sr,1in.
eaid loved the well,
# Eiblin aruin.
Too fondly far to tell.
Eiblin aruin.
Iloved thee as the day,
Serener for the ray
Thy smile ehed Ger my way,
;E53 Eiblin aruin.
But dag has turned to night,
,Eiblin aruin.
With clouds. and gloom, aud blight.
Eibhn aruin,
Yethere an outlaw lone.
My heart else, like stone,
Is more and more thy own,
Eiblin aruin.
When in some rocky glen.
Eiblin aruin,
share the wild dog 3 den,
Elbiir aruin.
Oppressed with woe and care.
As sleep comes Ger me there,
Methiuks hear Thy prayer.
Eiblin aruin.
Throughout that troubled rest,
kiblin aruin,
Thy image fills my breast.
Eiblin aruin.
And ere the VISIONS fed,
My cold and tiinty bed
Seems down unto my head,
Eibliu aruin,
AS nights dark shadow dies,
Eiblln arnin,
Along the openine skies,
Eiblin aruin,
In the soft purpling ray,
That heralds early aav,
zee thy fond smile play.
Eiblin aruin.
When, dangers thick ming fast,
My fate seems sealed at last,
Eibliu aruin.
A low voice ever near,
Still whispers i'll mine ear,
''For her cake do not fear"
Eiblin aruin.
And, oh, tits that lone hope,
Eibhn uruin,
That nerves this heart to cope,
Eibiin aruin,
With peril and with pain,
And surging Of the BRAIN,
More boisterous than the main,
Eiblin aruin.
-MICHAEL DOHENY
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ROSCOMMON.
Air is Mans Composite

The following is from Justus Liebig,
the greatest chemist Of the nineteenth
9 century: sSclence has demonstrated
that man. the being which performs the
greatest wonders. is formed Of con-
sdensad air. or solidified and liquefied
gasses; that he lives on condensed as
well as 8Dn sunc onde nsed air, and By
means of The same agent. moves ''s the
/ heaviest weights with the velocity Of
Sthe wind But the strangest par t q Of
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ANTRIM.

The mission in ST. Matthew's church,
Bally macarlett, Belfast, Conducted by
the distinguished missionary preached,
Very Rev. Father Mclaughlin, was at.
tended by large numbers Ut people.
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i Irish delegate to Australia during the
last few months, and. reckoning the
meetings still to be held. it is believed
Lit Will amount up to at least CSC, GOO.
DON EHAL.
u letter appeared in the Dublin Ex-
press q few days ago containing q
piteous appeal on Dehalf Of evictor
Olphert, over the signature Of IT. B.
Stoney," secl etary Of = Donegal Central
Committee" The substance of his
communications Il that Oiphert cannot
hold the fort without d. and that
the awkward endeavOrs on his behalf
have resulted SO far only in fnancia!
disaster.
FERMANAGH.
At last meeting OF the Boko Branch
of the League resolutions we're passed
expressing regret at the transfer of the
respected president of the Branch, Rev.
Terence Connolly, G.. c.. to another
sphere of duty.
GALWAY.
The Kllbenin tenants of Mrs. Day
met her land agent. Golding, a few DAYS
since at his office in Tuam and offered
to pay him their rents, less twenty per
cent. the reduction allowed them last
year, but he would give only fifteen per
cent, which they declined to accept,
and the result was that they walked
away IN q body, paying him nothing.
KINGS.
At Tullamore, a few days ago, Patrick
Madden. charged with having fired at
Tener, the notorious land agent of
Cianricarde, at Clagernagh East, Gal.
way county, last August, was acquitted.
Judge O'Brien presided at the trial.
KERRY.
A collection for the Tenants Defense
Association wac takeu up at the chapel
Of Knockanure on Sunday, December
Is, after last Mass. A very large
was sub>cribed on the occasion.
At a meeting Of the local branch of the
League held on the same day, the fol-
loving resolution was unanimously
adopted: Resolved. That it is with
deep aud heartfelt regret that we view
the departure from amongst us of our
genial, piOus and beloved priest, the
Rev. r. Trant, G. c., whose severance
from the people of this parish, where he
has spent the first years of his mission
airy lie. will. we are sure. cast a gloom
over many faces"
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CARLOW.

Elizabeth. relict of the late William
MOloney, died few days ago at Borrls,
in the S8Jh year Of her age, The inter
nent took place at GOresbridge GENE.
farv
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(.AVAN.

The Carrickallen Branch OF the
League at it's last meeting received re-
ports from the collectors appointed t.
solicit contributions for the Tenants
Defense Fund. These assured the
meeting that anything like the willing
ness and scrupulous exactDess with
which the subscriptions were paid IL
they never witnessed at any collection
On any previous occasion. 1t was then
resolved THAT the best thanks of the
meeting be given 10 the people of the To-
cality for the generosity and prompt
tude displayed by them on the occa-
SiOn.''
CLARE.
The Deputy Sheriff of Clare, protected
by force OF c0nstabulary under the
command Of Head Constable VIM
Hope, carried out an eviction at Caher-
con on the estate of Colonel White few
days ago. The tenant, whose name is
O'Driscoll, owed two and half years
rent. No opposition was offered. and,
after going through the usual fOrmall
ties, possession was handed over to the
agent, uosford. A most melancholy
event in connection with the eviction is
the fact that immediately after the
ejectment decree was obtained at
Quarter Sessions the tenant and his
wife died, leaving family Of five or
phaus. the eldest being only twelve
years and the Youngest five.
CORK.
At Fermoy Petty Sessions. a few days
ago, before Colonel Longbourne, r NJ.
and George Montgomery, thirty -one Of
the ratepayers in the town were sum
moned by John j. Therry; Baronial
High Constable, for non payment Of the
Leahy blood tax, the amounts varying
from Is 81 to 22s. The proceedings in
the court were varied by most exciting
scenes. DEGREES were given in every
case. The amounts were in most in
stances paid. with So costs. and the bal
ance, to make 81. Will be handed to the
fund for the evicted tenants.
DOWN.
It is said that Captain Ker. N. p. is
about to resign his seat for East Do WI,
to make room for the new Solicitor
General, John Atkinson. #.
DERRY.
d At the burial OF Robert Park 9 few ~
days ago. ID the Presby teria1l church.
yal d, man named Knox claimed 1l the ,l
grave opened 70 receive the g! corpse rs rs
His and jumped into II, thus revealing ,il
the cofhn being lowered ..8=
lIB LI s.F5 81
AZ ts Rs aos Dy ~
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las Sp0uG CA0 uISb years VI lin luiSSlOu-
airy lie. will. we are sure. cast gloom
over many faces"
LEITRIM.
The Nationalist of the parish Of
Fenagh met at FuxfOrd on December
20, and made arrangements to push for
ward the Tenants Defense movement
in the district. 1t was also resolved TO
support the candidacy of DR.. Mulcahy
for the cOronershjp of South Leitrim.
LIMERICK.
At a special meeting of the Limerick
Corporation. held On December q, the
freedom of the city was conferred on
the Most Rev. DR.. Corbett, Bishop OF
Sale. Victoria. Mayor O'Keefe dellv-
cred an address ON the occasion.
LONGFORD.
The Clonbroney Branch of the League
has considerably increased it's member.
ship, and the committee of that body
has been. very successful in obtaining
contributions to tine Tenants Defense
Fund.
LOUTI.
The tenants of Smith Barry in Louth
came few days ago to the White
Horse Hotel, Drogheda, and paid their
rents to the agent, receiving reduc-
ton of tel per cent on current rent and
fifteen per cent Oh arrears. The Smith
Barry alluded to mere is not the notori-
GUS evictOr, but his brother, who seems
disposed to cultivate friendly relations
with bis tenants.
MEATH.
A public meeting was held at Athboy
on New Years Day to organize the
League for the present year. There was
a large attendance. and considerable.
amount was collected for the Tenants
Defense Fund.
QUEENS.
Mr.. Shaw-Lefevre, M. p. accom-
panied by T. p. Gill, Nj. F., arrived at
Luggacurren on December 20. They
were met at the station by Messrs. T.
A. Meehan, G. T. c., z. l.. g., and n.
Walsh, T. c., and proceeded at once to
the campaign estate at Luggacurren.
where the right honorable gentleman
and his colleagues had an interview
with the Rev. j. Maher, 9. c., and the
evlcted tenants.
ROSCOMMON.
After Mass " Sunday, December Is,
q collectiou was taken up at the Chapel
of Oran in aid OF the Tenants Defense
Fund. when handsome sum was
handed in. The interchangeable spirit
which the people bore throughout, and
their Willingness to subscribe was very
conspicuous sign Of their determination
to annihilate the combination Of land
lords, backed up by Balfonr and his
atrociOus government. .
Air is Mans Comp ositlon. n.
The following is from Justus Liebig,
the greatest chemist Of the nineteenth
81. iss5 ~ Ssn,nnnn haa dononuatratna
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PROBATE NOTICE.

+. r. CoRR1GAN, Attorney.
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LONGFORD.

The Clonbroney Branch of the League
has considerably increased it's member.
ship, and the committee Of that body
has been. very successful in obtaining
contributions to the Tenants Defense
Fund.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

J. r. CORn1GAN. Attorney.
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MEATH.

A public meeting WAS held at Athboy
on New Years Day to organize the
League for the present year. There was
a large attendance. and considerable.
amount was collected for the Tenants
Defense Fund.
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FERMANAGH,

| At last meeting OF the Boko Branch
Of the League resolutions were passed
expressing regret at the transfer of the
respected president of the Branch, Rev
Terence Connolly. c.. c.. to another
sphere of duty.
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willingly the Fall
Two buyers sought the market this fall their
divided attention the purchases We labor
spared accomplishing object ladies
community chance with their the having
pick and choice of the Novelties Goods We didn't the and
everything and simply worked and
selections don't the novelties and
much DON'T ladies,
unless
quality and This idle talk;
anything until Novelties
lower than For two claim this First
handle
would purchase and had the
Rough ufs Mixed plain pds the
wooden goods Pushes especially be
used for sleeves black
Plain Veve and Veven used extensively;
Silk
We showing large line Scotch English French Pd
Seres and Plain Cloths Boadcohs than Tailor Made
plain and Whipcod
materials while Adne
the front dresses English Couroy
words Black Goods the
effects Homespuns Chevt Camels hair
Black Goods smooth effects showing Bodoh English Cloths
Whpcord Broad Pd Reversible Henras,
Rayines, Barritz and Sebasopo
things Silk Wooden
rbd these handsome goods
visited elegant stock Remember quality superb
ow
THE COULTER DRY GOODS HOUSE,
POI to POS South Spring Street. I'd Sire
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Platt were knocked out by the ring
who manipulated things in the Third
ward.
The "God and morality" element of
the g. o. p. were read out of the party
yesterday.
Joe Manning will pose as a represent
alive Republican at the next county
convention.
Assistant and would-be District At
torney Hardesty saw nearly ali his men
knocked out.
The fight for the district attorney
nomination is now between McLachlan
OF Pasadena, and Major Donnell.
It lis nip and tuck between Gray,
Lewis and Perry for assessor. The Third
ward will probably support Lewis.
The male residents of Alameda street
joints were seen in all the wards yester-
day and voted in some several times.
Judge Fitzgerald came out of the
fight with colors flying as usual. The
judge was the object of the gangs knife,
but it never touched him.
Fred. Smith, Jim Meredith and
Martin Aguirre are away ahead
by the result yesterday. They
may be said to have won the day. But
the country is still to be heard from.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-09-28

At an early hour this morning mid
dleaged Engllshman named Clark
called at the police station and demanded
the arrest of his son for battery. He was
bleeding profusely from a confused
wound under the right eye, which had
caused the flesh to swell up until that
side of his face was level with his nose.
This wound, he said, was the result of a
blow from the brawny fist of his son, a
man about twenty-eight years of age,
who had struck him without any appar-
ent provocation. Clark was taken into
the receiving hospital, where the blood
was washed from his face and the wound
staunched While this was being done,
he stated that he was on his way home
to his residence at 625 West Sixth
street when his son, who had been
drinking, stepped up and with curse
struck him and knocked him down. AS
the officers at the station had not seen
the offense committed, they were some
what 10th to comply with the injured
fathers request to arrest the son, and on
learning that he would have to wait
until Monday morning to swear to a
complaint against the offender, Clark
left the station in disgust and walked
home alone.
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TOO MUCH TANGLEFOOT.
Mrs. Butler Smashes Furniture, and Is
Locked Up.

Shortly after o'clock last night tel
ephone message was received at police
headquarters to the effect that womun
was being murdered by her husband at
the corner of Mission and Date streets.
Officer Sanchez was dispatched to the
scene to arrest the would-be murderer !;
but to the surprise of the officials at the
station he was accompanied on his re-
turn by woman, who was in beastly
state of intoxication. The female pris-
oner was Mrs. Julia Butler, the wife OF
a machinist in the employ of the South
ern Pacific railroad company. The cou-
pie have been married for over thirteen
years, but, owing to Mrs. Buffers pro-
pensity for alcoholic beverages, the life
of her husband and their family of six
children has been of late very undesir-
able. Last night Butler, on arrival at
home, found things in a decidedly un-
pleasant condition, his "better" half
having, in drunken frenzy, smashed
the furniture and driven the scared chill
dren from the house into the street. AT
this scene Buffers patience became ex-
hausted, and rushing at the infuriated
woman he dragged her forclbly from the
house, and ordered her to find lodgings
elsewhere. This episode was witnessed
by large crowd, which had been at
tracted by the drunken wcman's
screams, and one of the on-lookers, with
out waiting to inquire into the cause of
this unseemly behavior, rushed to the
nearest telephone and informed the po-
lice. Mrs. Butler was booked for dis
turbing the peace, and was locked up in
the city Jail to sober up
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Plymouth Clothing Co.

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Atwood suits at $40, worth $3.50. Imported
worsted suits at SIS 90, worth $40.
PLYMOUTH CLOTHING CO.,
No. 119 n. Main St.
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The Illustrated Annual Herald.

The most acceptable present you can
send to eastern friends is the Illus
trated Annual HERALD. There are
forty-eight large pages OF fresh and re-
liable information about Southern Cali
fornia, including statistical matter OF
the greatest value, relating to the eli
mate, crops, population, etc. There are
fifty fine illustrations of local scenes, the
birdseye view of the city of Los Angeles
being alone worth the cost of the publ
cation. No gift would be more appreci-
ated in the east than copy OF the An
nual HERALD. 1t may be obtained OF
newsdealers, or at the HERALD business
office. Price Is cents per copy.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-09-28

The most acceptable present you can
send to eastern friends is the Illus
trated Annual HERALD. There are
forty-eight large pages of fresh and re-
liable information about southern Cali
fornia, including statistical matter Of
the greatest value, relating to the eli
mate, crops, population, etc. There are
fifty tine illustrations of local scenes, the
birdseye view of the city of Los Angeles
being alone worth the cost of the publ
cation. No gift would be more appreci-
ated in the east than copy Of the An
nual HERALD. 1t may be obtained Of
newsdealers or at the HERALD business
office. Price Is cents per copy.
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New Suits.

j. Charles Duncan yesterday sued
Mrs. Emeline Childs, executrix OF 0.
w. Childs, and O. w. Childs, Jr., to
quiet title ito lot 4, block Z, Childs'
tract.
also commenced by Charles Dorner, ct
al, against E. and M. Abel for 5000, and
by VIM Anderes against Andrew Lin
denfelt, an insolvent debtor, and Chas.
Raskin, his assignee, for $3.50.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yester.
day to John T. Lawrence, rs, Ohio, and
Edith Cornelia Vallikett, II, Minnesota
both residents of Pomona.
William l.. Reyes, %, Pennsylvania,
of Pomona, and Dora j. Scott, IS, Cali
fornia, of Gladstone.
James Douglas Byrne, 81, California,
of Oakland, and Grace b. Austin, %,
California, resident of this city.
David d. Ware, SO, Illinois, residing
at Reno, Nevada, and Verna Baldwin, 10,
California, resident of Azusa.
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Rev. DR.. Hermann Adler, recently cho-
sen chief rabbi in London, traces his de-
scent from Aaron, and his ancestors have
immemorially claimed and been allowed
certain privileges IN the synagogue which
are only allowed to descendants from the
first hight priest OF Israel.
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A meeting of the Democratic voters of
the Second ward will be held Wednes
day evening at 7 80 O'Clock in the West
End board of trade rooms, No. 1884
Temple street. All Democrats in the
ward are cordially invited to be present
for the purpose or forming new club.
The party is being thoroughly organized
all over the state. Come along in force
and help along the good work.