The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-09-17
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Attorney Rice. of the Seattle bar, is
visiting friends in the city.
A marriage license was issued on last
Wednesday to Clarence Bally and Della
Grady.
r. T. O'Connor, clerk of the district
court, has returned from long vacation
in the east.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff billiard has taken
position in the office of the city Build
ing Inspector.
The nuptials Of Mr.. Jos. ]. Regain aud
Miss Mae Nolan will be celebrated in the
early part of October.
DEMONSTRATION of the charges against
DR.. Hoyt Will be resumed by the special
committee on next Tuesday.
Prof. B. Workman, OF St. Louis is Wis
iting the Twin Cities. He is at present
the guest of Mr.. Thos Howard.
Father Hebron has been elected chair
man of the Board Of Directors for the
Newsboys' Home Association.
The Misses Maude, Bell and Florence
Roach, of Brewster avenue, arrived home
on the Pittsburg Thursday morning.
The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals will reopen next Monday morn
ing, Sept. 10, for the hearing of cases.
The hearing of ex-police officer, Lew
Calvin, for his recent assault upon Jerry
Sullivan, took place Thursday morning.
Division No 2, A. o. H., held it's regu
lar bi-monthly meeting Wednesday even
ing. Several new members were admitted
The number Of aspirants for office in
this city is astonishing. Even beardless
boys aspire to offices OF grave RESPONSE
bility.
Tickets are now On sale for the second
entertainment of the Catholic Musical
circle to take place in Cretin Hail, on
September Goth. -
Miss Mary Prendergast has resigned
her position in the Office of the state su-
perintendent Of schools. and Miss G. A.
Baird has been appointed to her place.
DR.. Hebron has returned to the city.
After preaching at the dedicatory scr
vices in Chatfield last week, he made
short visit to his old home in Rochester.
Judge Kelly takes up the hearing of
the injunction case against actor Sulli-
van to day. The plaintiff claims to own
stLeaves of Shamrock, and seeks to re-
strain Mr.. Sullivan from playing it.
Mr.. j. Bowlin is making prepare
tions for the erection Of q handsome resi-
dence on summit avenue near Grotto
street. The building is to be of stone,
three stories high, and will cost $25, GOO.
On Thursday evening Mr.. John j.
Hynes, one Of the Irish Brigade which
won for itself high honor in the defense
OF Pope Plus TX, delivered an interest
ing address in Cretin Hall explanatory
of the campaign in Italy.
John Foley, thirteen-year-old lad,
was arraigned in the police court We'd
nesday on the charge Of stealing bushel
of wheat from the Great Northern road.
Had he been man and stolen the rail
road he would have had an invitation to
dine with the Mayor or perchance the
Governor.
The city needs cleaning up but the as
sembly is asleep. The contract for the
disposal of garbage ought to be given to
Mr.. White, the lowest responsible bid
der, but for reasons undisclosed but
easily imagined there is an effort on the
part of the members to award it to a
higher bidder. The uncertainty of the
ripht to do so causes hesitation.
The dancing academy of Mrs. H. Marie
Robbins has reopened with bright out
look for the coming season. In order to
meet the demand of her ever increasing
patronage, Mrs. Robbins has fitted out
and rented for term of five years the
new Opera Hall with it's many adjacent
parlors and reception rooms. The class
meets every Tuesday and Saturday
evening.
Hon. John D. O'Brien was appointed a
member of the school board last Wednes
day to fill the place of Rev. Father Keane,
who resigned on his removal to Mime
apolis as pastor of the Immaculate Con-
ception church. Mr.. O'Brien is one of
the leading attorneys Of the city, very
popular and eminently qualified for the
position. He was strongly endorsed by
Archbishop Ireland.
Mr.. Simon JAhern is being severely
punished for his reckless, and it would
seem malicious, accusation against at
torney Helm. Sixty days in the work
house without bail on the charge OF
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