The Irish standard., 1892-05-28
BY THE WAYSIDE.

BY THE WAYSIDE.
Tickets for seats in the national con-
vention are for sale and range in price
from $25 to $50 according to location.
The mission given by Bishop Stanley
in St. Stephens parish closed last Sun.
day, and the Domini can mission in Holy
| Rosary parish will close tomorrow.
Ihe exercises of commencement week
at the State University open with an ad
dress by President Cyrus Northrup to-
morrow in the drill hall at o'clock.
Judge Corrigan last Wednesday sent
Phi]o Scorso, 14-year-old boy, to the
state public school at Owatonna. The
boys mother is dead and the father is in
Italy.
Fourteen men and women were ar
raigned before Judge Mahony Monday
afternoon for picking flowers in Mime
haha park. A fine of So in each case
was imposed and afterwards remitted.
Peter Anderson took the oath of office
as "dog killer with police power" last
Thursday. Unlicensed CANNES will be
dealt with according to law and Peter
has already commenced his campaign.
In the case of James Hennessey & Co.,
against Kilroe Bros for labor performed
in the construction of the Soldiers Home
at Minnehaha, the jury rendered YER
dict in the sum of $500 in favor of the
plaintiff.
Four young ladies have graduated
from the Manning School of Oratory
whose first annual commencement was
held last evening at the Lyceum Theatre.
The event was the first of the kind ever
witnessed northwest of Chicago.
About 30 members of the Press Club
with their ladies went to Anoka on
Thursday evening and partook of the
hospitality of G.. S. Pease, of the Union.
They had a merry time and returned
highly pleased with their reception.
The Memorial Day program will be
printed in handsome souvenir contain
ing roster of all the G. A. r. posts and
kindred organizations in the city and a
full list of the deceased veterans whose
graves are in the different cemeteries of
the city.
Mrs. Johanna Lynn, aged AZ years,
died last Wednesday at the family resi-
deuce 1926 Twenty fourth avenue north.
The funeral was held on Friday morn
ing from Ascension church and the re-
mains we're taken to Maple Grove ceme
terry for interment.
Next Sunday evening at 1880 Father
Harrison, the we'll known and popular
pulpit orator of st. Paul, will continue
his course of doctrinal sermons at ST..
Stephens church. Last Sunday evening
the church was crowded to listen to the
able preacher
The remains of Mrs. Mu]care, who
died last Tuesday at the State hospital
for the Insane at st. Peter, we're brought
home for interment. The funeral was
held from the family residence 624 Tyler
street and the remains inferred at st
Anthony cemetery. Mrs. Mulcare was
about IS years of age.
The directors of the associated charities
have delegated George A. Bracket and
Secretary George D. Holt to attend the
national convention at Denver from June
% to July 3. The board has Endorsed
the action of the secretary in sending the
Fairchild child to the Owatonna school.
( -Lizzie O'Reilly, daughter of John
O,Reilly, died Tuesday afternoon at her
home, 10 Royalston avenue, aged II. She
had been i'll three months, first with ty-
phoid fever and then with consumption.
The funeral was held on Friday morn
ing from the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception.
Charles Clark, an old resident OF the
city, having como here in 1856, died last
"Wednesday at the homo Of his son,