The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-05-07


very interesting paper before the Cleve.
land club last Wednesday evening. His
subject was "Why are we Democrats
CnauDcey M. Depew, of New York,
and William Mckinley, of Ohio, will
speak at the convention concert to be
given in the Exposition building on the
eve of the Republican convention. They
are both fine orators and will attract a
great crowd.
Major George A. Camp, an old and es-
teemed citizen, died at his home at Min
netonka last We tuesday. His funeral
occurred yesterday, the interment being
10 Lakewood cemetery. Bishop Gilbert,
OF the Episcopal church, conducted the
funeral services.
Do not leave your order for monu-
ment or tombstone before first calling on
or writing to Jones Bros. They employ
no agents, hence by dealing with them
you will be benefited Write for designs
and prices. Office and ware rooms, 1924
First avenue south. .....
Judge Corrigan last Wednesday com
mitted Peter Torson to the Rochester
asylum. Josephine Mariana Zirgan, q
young Polish woman, of whom little or
nothing could be ascertained and sup
posed to be from Winona, was committed
to ST. Peter, but was not sent, pending
further evidence.
Mary H. O'Reilly had a dispute over
the boundary line of a lot in North Min
neapolis with Jacob Oswald year ago.
She claims Oswald pushed her over and
hit her with a club, and sued to recover
5000 for her injuries. A district court
jury gave her verdict of ST..
At Ascension church, last Thursday
morning at 9 o'clock, Mr.. Charles Mad
den and Miss Lorena Crowley were uni
ted in marriage by Rev. A. Christie. The
bride was assisted by Miss M. MCCARTHY
and the groom by JOS. A. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Madden are at home to friends
at 422 Third street northeast.
The members of the Diocesan Orphan
Board, consisting of Fathers Stariha,
Trobec and Alfred of st. Paul, and Father
Kenny, of Minneapolis, paid visit last
Wednesday afternoon to the Minneapolis
Orphan Asylum, They inspected the in
stitution very carefully and returned
highly pleased with everything at the
home.
Madame Coo has we'll selected stock
of the newest styles and shapes in Mil
linery at her store 524 Nicollet avenue.
The ladies are invited to call and see the
elegant new stock which Ma dame Coo
has selected for the spring trade; all the
latest importations are on hand and new
goods arriving every day. Ii you want
new hat or bonnet you will be able to
get just what you desire at Mrs. Goes.
Steele & Rees, the we'll -known attor.
neys in Temple Court, won the suit
brought by Edw R.zHarroun, ex-assessor
of Ramsey cpuntt against the gambling
firm of Locnis g Depew, who own the
Miut on Washington avenue. They Sc
cured verdict for $],091, being, the
amount lost at gambling plus the inter
est, the case coming off before Judge
CAVITY and jury in the district court.
Col. G. McC. Reeve, of this city, one of
the commissioners appointed by Gov.
Merriam to distribute the flour sent by
the western millers and farmers to Rus
STA for the relief of the famine stricken
people, has arrived in New York from
Europe. He says that the worst of the
famine is not known and that the people
are not only without food but without
clothing. The Russians are grateful to
America for it's kindness and humanity.
The silver jubilee of Rt. Rev. James
McGolrick, Bishop of Duluth, will be
celebrated in Duluth on June 9th. On
that day, twenty-five years ago, he was
ordained priest for the diocese of st
Paul, in All Hallows College, Dublin. He
spent one year at the Cathedral, ST.
Paul, as assistant pastor, when he was
assigned to Minneapolis, where he re
manned until raised to the Episcopacy in
December, 1899.
A pleasing musical event is promised
for this Saturday evening at the Ly-
ceum theatre, in the concert to be given
by the Swedish Ladies' Quartet, assisted
by Melvin r.. Day, humorist and imper-
senator. The organization is new to this
city, but comes with words of highest
praise from critics in the East and other
points in the West. The voices of the
ladies are unusually rich and OF remark
able range. Seats are selling at Dyer's
music store.
A grand entertainment and supper
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