The Irish standard., 1892-10-15
Michael Riley, Of Hassan. has BIZ

n ichael Riley, Of Hassan, has brouRh
|a s., O00 damage suit against Tony an
/ Thomas McManus for inundating iii
farm and running large field OF pota
toes. The parties own adjoining farm
and Riley alleges that the defendant
drained their marsh and let the water OF
| his land.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs McIner
ney, beloved wife Of john McInerney
died at her home, 1926 Summer stree
northeast, after short illness. The de
ceased lady was % years Of age and wal
loved and respected by a large circle o
friends. The funeral will be hold to-da,
from st. Anthony of Padua church.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians viii
take a leading part in the celebration o.
Columbus Day next Friday. Divisions
IL, 3, 4 and and the Hibernian Rifles
will meet at Window hall at about 8 a
N. and proceed, headed by band, to The
! Church of the Immaculate Conception
where high mass will be celebrated. Al
members will wear regalia.
f. The Robert Emmett Literary Society
will entertain their friends at the Ma
sonic Temple on the evening of Oct. 31st
with one Of the finest programs ever pre-.
sented in this city. Between the hours
of eight and nine the orchestra will dis.
course IL sweetest strains many of the
favorite Irish national airs The remain
der of the evening will be devoted to
dancing.
Catherine Herbert, wife Of John Her
bert, died at the family residence, 1904
Second street northeast, last Tuesday.
The deceased lady was thirty years OF
age and had been i'll for nearly one year.
She was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Mackey, well-known residents of
Hennepin county. The funeral was held
Thursday morning from the Church of
St. Anthony of Padua.
The testimonial concert rendered TO Miss
Anna CecileO Brien and Miss Beth Bragg
at the Lyceum last Thursday evening
was attended by large and enthusiastic
audience of the admirers and friends of
the two young ladies, every seat being
filed and standing room being at pre-
MUM. The concert was success both
artistically and financially. The tai
ented soprano and violinist will leave for
New York about the end of the month to
perfect their musical education.
Friday the 2lst being Columbus Day.
the great anniversary will be celebrated
at St. Stephens church by High Mass
with an orchestra accompaniment at
1890 O'Clock. Father Dolphin, the army
chaplain at Fort Smelling, will preach
the sermon. His subject will be Colum-
bus and his Discovery. A grand Te
Deum will be chanted at the conclusion
of the ceremonies. Father Kenny OK
tends a cordial invitation to members Of
other churches to be present on this
memorable occasion.
For a man who can no longer be
ranked among "the young democracy
there is not in the party more unit ring
and enthusiastic worker than Martin Ring,
the senior member of the firm of Ring
8, Tobin. He is one of the committee on
speakers, besides filling other important
positions, and every afternoon and even
ing the veteran Democrat can be found
at headquarters where ward and pre-
cinct committees can consult with him
on securing speakers to address the
voters in different sections of the city.
DR.. w. Fl Leonard, of the state board
Of health, called upon the city commits
sioner of health Thursday and held a con-
ference regarding the condition of the
city as to possible outbreak Of cholera.
The affairs of the city and state health
departments were considered to be very
favorable to the suppression OF any epide-
mic. The gentlemen thought that the
next legislature should be asked to make
the milk and the meat inspection bur-
eaus more directly under the control Of
the state board of health.
Patrick J. McGloin and Miss Johan-
nah Healy we're married at Holy Rosary
church, Tacoma, WASH, on Monday,
Sept. 26, Rev. William Eversmann, 0. S.
B., officiating. Both Mr.: and Mrs. McGloin
were former residents of Minneapolis
and are we'll and favorably known to
many of the residents here. While in
this city Mrs. McGloin resided at 1913
First street south. The IRfsH STANDARD
takes this occasion to extend it's hearty
congratulations to Mr.. McGioin and his
b1ide-coupled with an earnest wish
that their voyage through life may be
met with an abundance of prosperity and