The Irish standard., 1892-12-03


Our goods are bought for cash at low
4 est possible figures. Retail prices are to
| correspond. Manufacturing jewellers, A,
sanborn & Co, ,26 Washington avenue
lsouth. 1.
i Mrs. jeremiah DAILY died yesterday
morning at the family residence, 2l5
4 Ninth avenue northeast. The deceased
was about SO years Of age and the widow
Of jeremiah Daily, who died last month.
The street railway has opened it's en-
gine rooms in the Third avenue north
power house, thus making room three
stories III height. A spectators gallery
has been erected about the room leading
off the third story.
Martin Doyle, for many years re-
spected resident of Wayzata, died in that
village on Friday, November %, aged
ifty-tive years, The funeral took place
from St Josephs church, st. Paul, on
Monday last and was largely attended.
| Archbishop Ireland will administer
confirmation tomorrow at Ascension
church, corner Bryant and Eighteenth
avenues north. Father Christie has pre-
pared large class of children and adults
for the proper reception of the sacrament.
Miss Amy Waters, a teacher in one OF
the South Minneapolis schosls, was run
over by an electric car on Riverside ave-
nue. shortly after 9 o'clock last Saturday
night. She was crossing the street near
Nineteenth street when car came up.
She lost her footing on the slippery street
and fell in front of the car. The wheels
passed over her legs, crushing both quite
badly.
At the meeting of the Theosophical So
ciety last Tuesday night at the rooms in
the New York Life building Mrs. L. j.
Manning read paper entitled 'Why 1
am a Theosophist," written by Annie
Besant who will lecture in the city De-
cember l6. The paper was followed by
| an interesting discussion of the princi-
pies brought forth by it. The society
meets again next Tuesday.
| In the list OF Democrats elected in
this city and county which appeared in
| these columns last week, the name OF
Thomas J. Buxton was inadvertently
omitted. He was elected county treas
| urer on the Democratic ticket by a ma
jority of over 2,1OO votes and will soon
occupy the office which he filled as trea-
| surer-adinterim during the suspension OF
Fl. O. Peterson last sumrer.
Congregational singing was introduced
| at the Immaculate Conception church by
Father Keane for the first time last Sun
day. For novices, the members of the
church sang harmoniously the several
hymns selected for them, and they will
undoubtedly improve from practice
when they become familiar with the
hymns from singing them every Sunday
in future. Tomorrow evening at vespers
q r0Ur0AU LOT WOul0u Will COA1uo4O0 e1AN
continue during next week.
Angelina is the poetic name to be
bestowed in baptism on the little angel
that recently arrived in the family OF
Geo. O'Sullivan, the popular Irish Amer
ican tailor. She will be christened to-
morrow (Sunday)at St.Stephen's church,
| after high mass, by Father Kenny, and
MI. Martin Ring and Miss MargaretCullen
will oficiate as sponsors on the occasion.
In the afternoon at the family residence
the event will be celebrated in quiet
way, and many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
|O'Sullivan are invited to be present.
Last Monday the following election
contests were filed in the district court:
Robert j. Cheney against A. Il. Skoog
for alderman OF the Eleventh ward; John
Mahoney against Perry Long for alder
man of the First Ward; A. J. Smith
| against Ed. Egan for county commits
aioner of the Fifth district; George w.
Coburn against Ed. j. Oonroy for. COM
| missioner in the First district, and 9. NJ.
Henry against J. A. Lewis for county
| superintendent Of schools. DR.. Byrnes
will also contest the election OF Dr.
Spring for coroner.
The death of ex-police officer James
Butler occurred last Tuesday night at the
family residence, 1927 Second street north,
after short illness. The deceased was
born in Ireland So years ago and was
an old resident of this city. He had
served on the police force OF this city for
seventeen years. The funeral was held
from Ascension church Friday morning.
Solemn requiem mass was celebrated
and an eloquent sermon over the re-.
mains was preached by Rev. A. Christie.
The interment was made IN St. Anthony
cemetery. Deceased leaves family OF
eight children, his wife having died
short time since.