The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-11-12
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Most Rev. aArchbi bishop Ireland con
a 66ar rl1nsd "A Saltwater 81 Sunday last
p,ierrce Butler feels justly proud o.
leading the Democracy Of this Demo
cratic county. rs. 81 ,4s s...l3
0 Mrs. Koran, whose husband figured in
the criminal branch Of the district court,
secured decree Of absolute divorce.
DR.. John Vieregge has gone to Europe.
He will pursue speciality in the univer-
sites OF the old world and return in two
years. "a
B ID The ladies OF the Cathedral parish will
hold bazaar at Market Hall next week
4 Tor the benefit Of st. Peter Claver's
church.
Mr.. Casper Schott, an old and much
II esteemed member of the Assumption
s was the cause Of his demise.
The festive burglar is plying his un,
lawful avocation vigorously in our city.
The police, though vigilant, have so Tar
failed to round the thieves up.
d, Judge Charles D Kerr is confined tc
his home. His indispositiOn it is hoped
will be of short duration. It. is also re-
ported that Judge Cornish is not feeling
we'll.
II Every body is pleased with the well
deserved victory won by John W. Willis
The bench is honored, the bar satisfied
and the people generally more than
plsased in his election.
The city council referred the bill to
license hotel runners to the city attorney
The merchants in the vicinity OF the
Union depot petitioned in council to I'M
pose a license Of s25 and thus abate to
some extent the nuisance.
Miss Alice Silke, of Sherman avenue
and Mr.. Gregory McGuiggan, brother Of
detective McGuiggan, were married in
the Cathedral Thursday morning. DR.
2. r. Hebron performed the ceremony
1t was very pretty wedding and was
witnessed by a large number of relatives
and friends. &
J. "A. Burns certainly deserves the con-
Rratulations being showered upon him
by his numerous friends. Had he not
been confined to his house by a severe
illness during the last three days of the
campaign he certainly would have won s
first place on the ticket.
The s5elby avenue cable is in a shame.
full condition, and serious accident il
liable 10 occur at any moment. 1t is run
80 slack that the cars jerk fearfully
The cable is OLD and worn out and il
u frightened to run properly would be liable
! to break. The COMPANY should be com.
PEELED TO put III new cable and run cars
more frequently.
There never was hilarious comedy
written that contained anything like al
much continuous merriment throughout
it's entire three acts as does 'sMcCarthy {
Mishaps," which comes to the GRAND
next Sunday night for the entire week
1t is one of those farce comedy -sklts de-
void of plot, and with but little OF
story, and yet it has been truly said OF II
that it fairly reeks with MOST uproarious
fun. The action Of the play is rapid
and there are no breaks in the hilarlty
except to allow for the introduction OF a
number Of songs, dances and excellent
specially features. The company is, OF
course, headed as heretofore by peculiar
( unctious, laughable Barney Ferguson,
who still plays his original part OF Den
mis- MCCARTHY in manner that makes
Barney whole show in himself; but the
performance does not get all OF it's merit
orious criticism from him alone, and he
is ably assisted by most capable com
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