The Irish standard., 1893-01-28

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5 Miss Bridget Murphy died last Wet
6 nesday at her home, 1908 Dupont aYenu
/ north, after lingering illness. The d
ceased was sister Of Mrs. e. Worthine
ham, and was we'll known in the city
! The funeral was held from Ascenslo
Church at 10 o'clock yesterday morni G
i DR.. Jeremiah Koehl, who was severel
burned at his home, 1921 Adams stree
northeast, some two weeks ago, die
Thursday night. He was forty -eigh
years Of age and an old resident here
His wife and two children, who wer'
! also badly burned at the time, are still
in precarious condition.
i A mission for one week will be opened
ON Sunday, 18th inst, at Lake City
MIMI, by the Dominican Fathers of thi:
city. Rev Father Bloomer will conduct
the mission and he will be assisted by
Father EMS. The next mission will be
given by them in Illinois, and then they
will 20 into South Dakota.
The workhouse committee OF the board
of charities and corrections conferred
with Supt Gross Wednesday concerning
the enlargement Of the workhouse. II
was decided to ask the COUNSEL to issue
SIS, 900 worth of bonds in order to COM
plete the workhouse by adding another
wing. One hundred more cells are
needed.
| Facts show more Gabler pianos in &C.
tual use in Minnesota and Dakotas than
of any other make An old, life long
tuner says that their pianos keep in tune
longer than any other make Every
piano fully warranted for i've years.
Easy terms it desired. Catalogues and
particulars furnished upon application.
For sale exclusively by w. J. Dyer &
Bro.
John Corners, the laborer who was
struck by switch engine at the Great
Northern crossing, at Main street north
east, died Monday at the city hospital.
Coroner Spring endeavored to hold an in
quest Tuesday, but could obtain no evi-
dence bearing on the case. The inquest
was therefore postponed indefinitely, and
in The meantime the coroner will inyesti-
gate and endeavor to ascertain who is re-
sponsible for the accident.
The capitol commission met Thursday
to consider the bill which has been
drawn by Senators Mcmillan and Dean
| in accordance with the Instruction of the
commission. The bill was satisfactory
but the question was raised as to whether
an appropriation large enough to pro-
cure site and plans would not be5all
that the present legislature mead be
asked to appropriate, and the bill was
referred to Senator Dean for investiga-
ton on this point. The bill will be
ready for introduction in few days.
VIM. L. Brown, Of Chicago, on Thurs
day secured temporary injunction re-
straining the Duluth, Mesaba & North
ern railway company from constructing
certa ain section of the road in St. Louis
county. Brown got mixed up in the
matter through the purchase Of some
$3.50, 900 worth Of stock from Foley Bros
& Guthrie, who did considerable con-
struction work and took stock in pay
ment. Things did not turn out rs Brown
expected and so he brought the suit, also
charging that the directors of the road
have converted some $500, 900 worth of
stock to their own use.
Last Monday evening the annualm eet-
ing of the Catholic Truth society was
held at Association hall and largely at
tended. The election of directors for
the ensuing year resulted as follows:
DR.. I. P. Barber, P. ]. Coffee, J. M.
Gleason, John J. Collins, G. L. Larpen-
teur, r. Scallen and @. P. Preston. The
selection of officers was left to the direc-
tors. Addresses were made by Rsv. FIR.
Christie, w. F. Markoe, M. w. Meagher
and G. P. Preston, all of whom spoke in
the interests of harmony, and heated
controversies were deprecated as in
imical to the interests of the society
and the cause Of true religion, The dis
tribution of pamphlets giving an exposi-
ton Of Catholic tenets and doctrine was
recommended, with the view that false
ideas relating to the Church might be
dispelled.
ST. CHARLES BoRRoMEo PARISH.
It's Limits Officially Defined by Most Rev.
Archbishop Ireland.
Father Cleary has been favored by the