The Irish standard., 1890-05-10


ls l y the regular meeting Of the Fiber
Inian Rifla company held last Wednes
IdaY evening. ~ Stack was elected firs
lieutenant Of the company to I'LL the va
cancy caused BY the resignation Of Phi
Mulligan.
81 The health department has made {
number Of examinations Of water take1
from taps in the various parts Of tn,
city and from wells. About 40 samples
have been examined. and the rive1
water found the purest OF all the sam
pies taken.
The division between the Immaculate
Conception parish and the new northern
parish is the center of Twelfth avenue
north. This has been 6nallv settled b5
Archbishop Ireland and is about the
line the pastors themselves had desig-
mated.
The marriage Of Miss Katie Sullivan
to Michael Mahonev was one Of the
matrimonial events Of the week. The
ceremony was performed last Tuesday
morning at the church of the lmmacu-
late conception, bv Father McCarron,
who celebrated the nuptial mass. Mr..
and Mrs. Mahoney will reside at 1904
Washington avenue south.
Miss Maggie Broderick, daughter of
Mi. and Mrs. James Broderick, OF 1418.
18th avenue north, died at the home of
her parents last Tuesday, aged 20 years.
The funeral was held On Thursday
from St. Joseph's church,
solemn requiem mass being celebrated
by Father Christie. The remains were
inferred IN the east side cemetery.
Officer Simon Mon ulty is the proudest
man on the Minneapolis police force
just now, and he has reason TO be. The
cause of all his happiness lis the young
lady who recently arrived at the resi-.
dence of Mr. and Mrs. McNulty, 1882
Seventh street south, and who has come
to stay. She is just four DAYS old, and
weighs a little over ten pounds.
Another round in the long contested
fight of G. A. Ebert and John II. Long
is just finished. This time it Is victory
for Long. The Supreme Court has re-
versed the lower court, and orders a
now trial of the case Of G. A. Ebert
against John III. Long, in which the
latter was defeated in the district court.
The religious controversy recently
carried on through the columns OF the
Evening Tribune between Rev. 0. r.
Burgess and Roger Vail will be pub
lished in pamphlet form under the
auspices of the Catholic Truth society,
bv the last named gentleman and the
book Will be out in few days. Copies
Of same can be secured at The IRISH
STANDARD office.
Complaint has been received at the
health Office that garbage and offal from
the stock yards was being dumped into
Long Lake, near the stock yards, and
drained into the river by way. of Rice
creek. Health Commissioner Kilving-
ton says he has investigated the matter
and finds the report untrue. The stock
yards company claims that it has d sys-
tenn in use which takes care Of all the
Dffal.
Messrs. Mccarthy s. Courtney, plumb.
ers, steam and gas filters, 103 Central
avenue. have sold their entire business
at this location to Michael Cody and
Geo. w. Hineline, who will continue
the business under the firm name of
Cody & Hineline. j. II. MCCARTHY will
devote his whole time to wells, pumps,
etc., and j.. z. Courtney becomes a
member of the j. s. Kearney Company
There was quite q sensation on Nicol-
let avenue Tuesday night about 10
o'clock. The street between Seventh
and Eighth streets was well filled with
when, without a moments
notice, large section of sidewalk on
he south side Of the street caved in.
The hole is about 5 by feet and about
20 feet deep. The cause of the cavern
s said to be an old cesspo0l which has
never been filled up. Fortunately no
me was injured.
Division No. Ancient Order Of Hi
GERMANS will celebrate the seventh an
liversary of its organization at Labor
Temple, Tuesday evening, May 10th,
md the various committees are at work
making the necessary preparations
The names of committees aud order OF
exercises will be published in the next
ssue of The IRISH STANDARD. 1t will
be an evening of pleasure to all who at
END and the price of Omission has been
placed at the small sum Of fifty cents.
Another jury disagreement has re.
suited in suit brought to recover dam
ages for injuries received because of the