The Irish standard., 1892-05-28

or ODllgaClOQ ana OlYln0 service WIS nol
in all the Catholic churches of the cit
the same as on Sunday. The three day
! preceding Ascension Thursday, Gale
rogation days, we're observed as days c
prayer by the faithful.
Jennie Beardsley has brought an actio1
for SIS 600 damages against the Electri
Street Railway company for the death o
her husband, Charles O. Beardsley,
Lyndale car motoneer who was killed b,
the ''bucking'' of the motor. A large
number of experts are giving testimony
as to what they know and do t know
about electricity.
The marriage of Mr.. Geo. D. Young
and Miss May Donnelly was one of the
social events ofthe past week. The cere.
mony took place last Wednesday after.
noon at Foss M. E. church. A reception
was held at the home of the BRIDES par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Donnelly 1925
Emerson avenue north. Mr.. and Mrs.
Young will reside in st. Paul.
T. S. Dickey, at present employed in
looking up special assessments which
have not appeared in the regular tax
levy, finds himself with lucrative job
/ which nets him from $500 to $500 a
month. Originally Dlckey offered to do
the work for $6 per day, but City Engi-
neer Rinker caviled at the price, and a
compromise of Is per cent was agreed
upon. This state of affairs caused an in
teresting discussion by the council COM
mittee.
Senator Washburn says that Blaine
will be nominated at the Republican ma
tional convention because an overwhelm.
ing]y great majority of the Republicans
of the country demand it. The nomina.
tion Will be rendered him in such a way
| that he cannot refuse to accept it, even
though he had written that letter OF
declination. He says there are only five
| United States senators who favor Harri
son, and they are Hale, Hiscock, Hawley
Proctor and Davis.
The perjury cases of the state against
David A. and Edward Stuart was dis.
missed by Judge Smith after having
been continued from term to term fol
| over year. The Stuarts were indicted
early in 1891 for alleged perjury in their
real estate cases against Thomas Lowry
The case was tried by Judge Hooker
and Judgment entered for Lowry. 1t
was afterwards appealed to the supreme
court and Judgment reversed in favor OF
the Stuarts. This partially accounts for
the dismissal.
In the beginning of the week a morn
ing pager built up a sensational story on
very slim foundation to the effect that
an advertising man for Donaldson's glass
block and q young Catholic lady en-
ployed in the same store we're preparing
for an elopement and prevented IN the
nick of time by priest and a nun. The
man in question has wife already who
has gone East on visit, and the young
lady vehemently denies she had any in
tention of running away with him.
An important social event of last week
was the marriage of Miss Julia Linehan
we'll known and popular east side
young lady to w. H. Doyle. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. James
O'Rellly on Wednesday afternoon of last
week at the church of St. Anthony of
Padua, nuptial mass being celebrated in
the morning. A reception was held in
the evening at the home of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. g. Linehan 1901
Second street northeast. Mr.. and Mrs.
Doyle were the recipients of many hand
some presents from large number Of
friends.
E. J. Phelps, one of the three commits
sioners appointed by Gov. Merriam to
look after the Russian famine contribu-
tons from this state, came home last
Wednesday from his trip abroad. He
accompanied the other commissioners,
Reeve and Edgar, to Russia, and after
the -four and meal was we'll in hand and
it's distribution arranged for, went to
Italy, where he spent several weeks.
From there he went to England. Mr..
Phelps reiterates what Edgar and Reeve
already have said regarding the senti-
ment existing in Russia for America.
Prof. j. s. Crombie, of the Central high
school, is likely to leave Minneapolis
after .this school year. He has had an
offer from Brooklyn, N Y; to be principal
of the Central High school there, at a
salary of $1,000 a year, or $4,000 more
than he is getting here, and will probably
accept. Prof Crombie came to Mime
apolis in 1885 from the Coldwater, Mich,
school. He is product of the University
of Michigan, and man Of decided liter
airy and scientific tastes. In point of ex-
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