The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-11-12


The bigots who brought him here are are
ready to kick themselves Tor being ssdly
disapp pointed.
Rev. Francis Kelly, formerly bust
I ess man Of this city, has been recently
| ordained priest and will say his first
mass next Sunday tomorrow Of 1O:45
o'clock in Holy Rosary church. Father
Kelly took theological conrse in st.
Rose College. Kentucky, aud completed
his studies at st. Joseph's, Mo. After q
brief vacation in Minneapolis among his
friends and acquaintance he will leave
for Kansas City to enter upon his eccle-
siastical duties. He will preach for the
first time in Holy Rosary church on Sun
day forenoon, Nov. 20.
j. w. Montgomery, of La Crosse, was
knocked down aid robbed last Wednes-
day night of SIS in money and gold
watch on the railroad tracks below the
Milwaukee passenger depot He was
crossing on Sixth avenue south, intend
ing to 60 into the milling district, when
two men jumped upon him, He was
struck on the head with billy, and
while partially unconscious, the robbers
went through his pockets. M 'ntgomery
complained to the police, but nothing
could be done for him, .or he said he
would be unable to identify the mon If
caught.
Frank Carlson, living at 252 Thirteenth
avenue south, committed suicide last
Sunday night by3shooting himself in the
mouth. He had been sick for several
weeks, and was in respondent mood,
especially so that night. He ate very
light supper, and sat about the house for
several hours telling his two children
that they must be good to their mother,
and If he should die that when they grew
up they must be sure and see that she
should not want. About 1920 he went
out of the sitting room into shed which
stood back of the house. In a few mo-
ments his wife heard pistol shot, and.
rushing into the dark shed she stumbled
over the dead body of her husband. He
was dead ana the blood was oozing from
a wound in his mouth.
Thursday morning, in Judge Ponds
criminal court, John A. Fitchette, other
wise known to the world ass Coffee John"
was arraigned to answer to an Indictment
charging him With assaulting Frank NJ.
Sanger on Sept. Is, in his Nicollet ave-
nue. restaurant, the assault alleged being
with an earthen bowl. John pleaded
not guilty to the Indictment and his case
was set Tor Nov. 8. A. j. Blethen gave q
bond for his appearance in the sum OF
$500 Joseph Blaesy, alias James Brady,
J. FL. Burns, atlas John II, Brown, and
John Murray, to an Indictment charging
them with the assault and robbery Of
Thomas Condor on Nov. 8, pleaded not
guilty and their assertions will be tested
on Nov. 81. Joseph Blomenthal pleaded
not guilty to the charge Of bigamy. He
will be tried on Nov. Is. Horace Wes-
colt and John A. Henderson pleaded not
guilty to the charge of robbing James
Gillette of bicycle, aud they'll be tried
on the 10th inst. James Murphy denied
attempting to rob Gus. johnson, and
Nov. II is the date for his trial Hans
Cleath, to the charge of forging j. g.
Wilson's name. to s22.50 check, on the
Flour City National Bank, last month,
pleaded not guilty. Trial on No. II.
Cleath also denied the charge Of forging
Wilson's name for $3.50 on the American
Exchange Bank. James n. johnson,
alias Frank Donnelly, disclaimed the
charge of robbery. Trial on Nov. II.
Fred Whitticar and Henry Wymond,
two boys, were indicted on the charge
of robbing John Fay's home On Aug. 20.
Whitticar pleaded not guilty and will be
tried Nov. %. William Strunk pleaded
not guilty TO assault and his trial was
set for Nov. %. The cases Of David
Goodman, for obtaining money under
false pretenses, and George Pasha, for
bastardy, were dismissed. j. q. Roessal,
A. E. Law and Charles Johnson were
dismissed, from custody, as NO indict-
ments were returned against them.
Resolutions Of Coincidence.
,Fhe following resolutions for the death
Of Brother John G. Burke, we're unani-
mously adopted by Division No. l, An
Gent Order of Hibernians Of Steele
county.
WHEREAS, Brother John C. Burke who by at
tanned social position, admiring friends and
brothe. members, amiable and cherished fam.
lily relations and loving wife, had all the hap
piness of this life, was, for reasons best known
to our All Wise Creator, called from our midst:
Therefore, we state but the unvarnished
truth when we say that Division No. 1, 40 q.