The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-01-25


denied the suit off Ida i Moore Tor I,
divorce from Ohm A Moore Judg'
Smith finds thar the charge Of adulter,
against Senate Clough Is not sustained
sHefiled his decision Monday morning
reviewing, the case at LEM 18th.
The high bred dogs Ia the North
western kennel at ST. Paul were desert
ed by their keeper early last week and
were without food for q number Of days
Four Of the smaller dogs were killed
and eaten by the. others, Much indig-
nation is felt at the heartless act Of the
keeper. 55s
The supreme court has decided the
famous case Of Elizabeth T, Clague
against w. D. Washburn, which invol
we'd the title to a portion OF Fair
Oaks the senator's palatial mansion.
The decision of the lower court is at
firmed aud Mrs. Clague is held to have
no right, title or interest in the pro-
perty.
M L.. Cohen, the pawnbroker at 40
Washington avenue north. was arrested
on a complaint made by Inspector Nal
len, charging him with failing to keep
record of the goods purchased and re-
ceiyed as, collateral. On examination
he was found guilty, but on his promis
ing to comply with the law sentence
was suspended.
George Hineline IS the proud father
of brand new girl who has recently
arrived. at his East Side residence.
Michael j. Mccain formerly of this city
but now resident of st. Paul, is cele-
brating the birth Of twelve pound boy,
at his home in st. Paul. Thus honors
are divided evenly between the ''Twin
Clties.''
The commissioners appointed to
award damages and assess benefits for
the proposed Improvement at Hennepin
avenue and Tenth street, met on the
grounds to-day to view the situation.
The purpose is to condemn small tri-
angular strip extending over the 'front.'
age of two lots on the northeast corner
of Hennepip and Tenth street.
Messrs. Mccarthy & Courtney,
plumbers and gas filters at lob Central
avenue, have sold an interest in their
business to Michael Cody, gentleman
who has worked Tor them for many
years. Heis an experienced and skilful
workman and quite well and favorably
known in the city. The firm name Is
now McCarthv, Courtney & Go.
Daniel Dougherty's lecture at Armory
hall on next Friday evening will be
the great event OF next week. You can
hear HIM for half dollar and if you
want to reserve your seats you can do
so at Barnabys, for twenty-five cents
extra. 1t will be an important event in
your life to hear the great orator. there
fore don t miss the opportunity.
Just before going to press the sad
news reached TIE IRISH STANDARD of
the death of Hubert Kelly, Sr.. father
of FL. Kelly, the plumber, at his late re
sidence, 12l6 Eighteenth avenue south.
Thursday afternoon. the funeral will
be held at Holy Rosary Church Sunday,
at 2 D. NJ, if his son. F. W. Kelly, is not
delayed coming from Kentucky, where
he is now studying for the priesthood.
The investi cation of the charges
against Street Commissioner w. A..
Mari, OF the Twelfth ward, conducted
at the city hall Monday, ended in a
complete vinoicati0n. A good many
witnesses were examined, but the tes-
timony was decidedly fat. The investi-
eating committee found that the
charges had been preferred through
malice and complimented Mr.. Mari on
his competency and ability.
B. F. Nelson. president of the board
of trade. has appointed committee to
consider applicants for the office OF Sec
rotary of the board, liz accordance with
instructions at Saturdays meeting.
The committee consisted of E. j..
Phelps, j. Nj. BARTLETT, S. G. Gale. j. Z.
Wymau, T. B. Walker. Isaac Atwater,
F. II. Peavy, Daniel Fish and A. Bar
ton They will report Monday, Febru-
airy 8. The Office Of secretary pays 81. 200.
Mrs. Peter Brophy, aged IS years,
died at her late residence. No. 5 First
avenue south, Tuesday morning last, OF
and was buried on Thurs
day, the funeral being held from the
Church of the Immaculate Conception,
where solemn Requiem Mass was cele-
brated. In the last issue Of The IRISH
the death of her husband
was announced, the sad event occur
ring just one week previous to the death
Of Mrs. Brophy.
4 -. Campbell, a teamster in the en-
ploy oft Liltibridge- Bremner Cracker
Company, was seriously hurt BY q run