The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-04-09
TEE IRISH STANDARDS SATURDAYS APRIL!

(which formed near the base Of her spine
Repeated operations failed to accomplish
q cure. The burial took place at Mans
| field, Ohio
The monthly report Of Supt. of Police
Henderson was given to the reporters
Wednesday. 1t shows that the police
made 116 arrests for offenses committed
under the statutes and 278 arrests fol
ofenses committed under the ordinances
The detectives arrested 80 persons. The
value of the stolen property recovered
was 1885, and the value Of lost and
stolen horses recovered and returned was
$4,000. The police surgeon reports 81
men sick during the month and 306 days
lost. The police surgeon wade 159 calls
and held ~ consultations at his Office.
He also made Al calls elsewhere.
At the Church of the Immaculate
Conception next week the ceremonies
will be carried out according to the rite
of Holy Church. Beginning Wednesday
evening there will be the Office OF the
Tenebrae. Thursday evening there will
be commemoration of the institution
of the Holy Sacrament, and Friday even
ing Of the Lords Passion. Thursday
morning at o'clock there will be Solemn
High Mass and Procession to the Repos-
itory. Friday morning at 9 o'clock, mass
of the Presancti6ed; Saturday morning
at o'clock, Blessing of the Font and
Solemn High Mass.
There is possibility that purity OF
Minneapolis aldermen will leave this
city Sunday night for trip to Boston.
The Boston aldermen who have been out
this way on two occasions have extended
the city council an invitation to visit
Boston, and the 500 road has offered
anything wanted in the way of transpor-.
tation. The invitation was received
some time ago, but the excursion has
been delayed on one account or another,
but if the party decides to go it will go
Sunday night. There are number who
are anxious to make the trip. which will
take in Montreal and other eastern cities.
City Clerk Haney is getting the names
of those who are going.
Division No. 2, Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, of this city, entertained large
number of friends last Monday evening
at their hall A fine program of enter
tainment was rendered consisting of an
address on "The Irish in America" by
M. w. Meagher. REGULATIONS, ''The Irish
Famine" and 'Shamus O'Brien," by
Capt. M. Whelan; "Othello's Reply
by M. F. McHale, and vocal and instru-
mental music by Messrs. Geo. Ackerson,
John Swift, j. D. O'Brien, P. McGrath,
Michael O'Connor, Miss Title Ackersou
and Miss Hughes No. 2 intends to make
the open meeting regular feature here
after.
The Miller Printing Co.. 80 and II,
Third street south, is the latest firm in
this line established in, Minneapolis.
Printing, lithographing and blank book
manufacturing will be made speciality.
The officers are as follows: Otto w. Mil
ler, president and manager; FL. Crawford,
president; Lee w. Abbott, secretary
and treasurer. Mr.. Miller was formerly
of the firm OF Miller & Mitchell, Tribune
Job Printing Co., and is one Of the best
known young men in the city, having
been raised here. His success in the
past is an indication what the future will
be. The new company starts out under
the most favorable auspices and we take
pleasure in bidding success to the firm.
The residents Of Minneapolis park
who are opposed to the incorporation of
the village received second set. back
M onday. About year ago they COM
menced mandamus proceedings, and the
supreme court decided against them
the ground that the state attorney gen
eral was the only proper person to begin
proceedings. They then went to the at
torney general and attempted to induce
him to bring quo warranto proceedings.
The attorney for the officials Of the vii
lage objected on the ground that there
we're no public interests involved. The
attorney general sided with the officials,
and announced Tuesday that he re-
fused to have anything to do with the
matter.
The council committee on fire had
quite meeting Monday morning. After
considering the numerous offers of sites
for north Minneapolis engine house
the committee decided to visit the vari-
GUS locations later. The committee
will recommend to the council that the
contract for building the new engine
house in northeast Minneapolis be
awarded to the firm of D. d. Smith for
90 7eE Tho ooror ittao will recommend