The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-03-05

ing, accepted the invitation Of their
chaplain, Rev. J. G. Byrne, to attend the
Immaculate Conc. ption parish enter
tainment at Lyceum theatre on the even
ing of March nth. Seats have been re-
served for members of the division, their
relatives and all who wish to join them
in attending the entertainment.
Division No. 2, Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, of this city, will have a good
programme Of entertainment for their
meeting next Monday evening. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by NJ. w. Mo-
gan, J. j. Fitzgerald. John Swift, M. F.
McHale and others. Messrs. NJ. P. Can
non, P. McGrath, J. F. Walsh, E. F. Seal
len and John Swift are on the list for
songs and Rotations. All members OF
the A. 0. Fl. are invited
Isaac Fitzpatrick, we'll known pioneer,
died Thursday at his home, 1910 Henne-
pin avenue. The cause of death was
cancer, from which deceased had suffered
for years. Mr.. Fitzpatrick was for some
time in partnership with Joel B. Bassett
in the lumber business. He was one Of
the first persons in this city to Try Koch's
lymph and it was thought for time
that he was cured. He leaves a wife
and two children.
The coffee cart, which it is intended
shall visit all large fires and dispense
coffee and sandwiches to the tiremen to
prevent them if possible from rosorting
to intoxicants, arrived yesterday, aud has
been turned over to Mrs. Russell Mrs.
Russell originated the plan of the cart.
It is fitted up inside with every conven-
fence for the purpose for which it is in
tended, and painted to correspond with
the fire apparatus
There has been considerable complaint
made lately in regard to the way in
which the telegraph and telephone poles
are allowed to remain above ground. 1t
has been claimed that the companies are
slow about putting the wires under
ground, and that they do not intend to
obey the law. The building inspector
says that such was not tn case however.
The wires and poles will all be down by
May /. The companies have all prom
ised to do this.
A will made in Ireland was fled in the
Office of the register Of deeds Tuesday.
1t is a peculiar document, and occasioned
much curiosity. 1t was fled here for
the reason that the deceased owned
property in Hennepin county. The will
was made by John Grubb Richardson,
who lived in Moyallen, Couaty Down.
The estate left is valued at 1882, 1886.
The seal of Ireland attached to it
measures two and one-half inches in
diameter.
Inspector John p. Hoy has located
Dan Moriarity in this city, bat he will
not be arrested unless the Eau Claire
people send moro information. Mort
arity is the man whom the Eau Claire
people are inquiring about, thinking that
there was a warrant out for his arrest.
It is not known whether the Eau Claire
woman will prosecute or not. The local
records have been searched and no COM
plant against Moriarity has been found
and the local police do not care to start
the trouble Moriarity was but recently
released from the St, Cloud Jail
Suit has been commenced in the
United States circuit court by Julia l..
Dorothy against Charles McC. Reeve to
recover $4,000. The plaintiff was in the
Reeve building on Nicollet avenue On
the 10Th of September, 1890. She
charges in the complaint that she walked
into an open elevator door and fell some
IL feet, badly injuring herself and being
kept in bed three months. She charges
negligence on the part of the defendant
in allowing the door to remain open.
She sets forth thai she is liable to a re-
currence of the ''lameness, sickness and
soreness" which afflicted her during her
illness.
Dayton L. Cooley, who has been en-
ployed by J. N. Bowen, the butcher at
814 Hennepin avenue, is reported as
missing. Mr.. Bowen claims that he is
out considerably by reason of his having
employed Cooley. He informs the police
that Cooley has been in the habit of col
lecting money from the customers and
failing to report the collections. Cooley
has been trusted employe Of Mr.. Bowen
for Is months, his work consisting in
driving delivery wagon. It is claimed
that Cooley's embezzlement amount to
over $3.50. He leaves wife and two
children in this city who claim to know
nothing Of his whereabouts.
Mrs. Johanna Foley, wife of P. NJ.
Foley. died at 2 o'clock last Thursday af-