The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-08-26
. STATE, CAPITAL NOTES.
G. n. Nelson is il New York city.


G. n. Nelson is il New York city.
P. McCabe,of Waseca, is IN the city on
business.
J. S. O'Brien, of Saltwater, paid Ay-
ing visit to the city on Wednesday.
The Kittson heirs are endeavoring to
make the Trust Company diegorge.
Mccarthy & Donnelly have taken tenn
porary quarters in the Clifton Hotel.
Fire broke out in the Economy hotel
on jackson street Tuesday evening. The
damage was slight.
Mr.. P. Egan is daily practicing on his
silent steed. He will enter in the con-
tests of next season.
City Treasurer Miller seems deter
mined on keeping up malicious prose-
cution of his predecessors.
The George II. Lains Furnishing COM
pany has made an assignment for the
benefit of creditors. John W. Lane is
assignee.
Peter Langan has petitioned the copn.
Gil to abate the nuisance caused by tFse
erection of the garbage platform in, the
vicinity of his home.
The prize fight scheduled for Thurs
day night at the Olympic Theatre be-
tween toughs Needham and Maber was
stopped by order of the mayor.
The priests of the diocese OF st Paul
went on retreat to st. Thomas Semin-
ary on Monday evening. The Redemp-
torist Fathers are conducting it.
Marshofsky Bros. hardware store on
Rice street was entered on Tuesday
night by neighborhood thieves AMI their
stock much diminished by the visit.
H. H. Gillen, city attorney Of Stlllwa
ter, appeared in our probate court on
Thursday morning as attorney for the
administrator OF the estate Of w. 3.
Cummings
The Peoples Bank re.opened Wednes-
day. Perfect confidence seems to have
been restored and business generally
throughout the city has resumed it's
usual activity.
FIeury and Meiggs, two of the sup
posed bank robbers, were captured in
Chicago. They returned without the
Formally of the requisition, and on pre-
iminary hearing were held in the sum
of $4,000 bond.
Out of respect i-,r the memory of Bro.
Michael C!oonan, the fireman who met
his death at Dyer Bros. fire, the A. O. 81.
picnic was postponed from Aug. Goth
uutil to-day aud is being held at the
Fort Smelling grove.
Mr.. Patrick Keigher, of the firm of
Manley & Keigher, the garbage contrac-
tors referred to in these columns last
week, called at the Office OF The IRISH
STANDARD to deny most absolutely the
allegations made by our correspondent
in reference to the disposal of the city
garbage aud the annoyance caused to
residents along the lius of the 500 road.
He stated that our correspondent was
nisinformed and that there was abso-
lutely no foundation for sending out
such report.
The funeral Of Fireman Michael Cloo-
nan. which took place last Saturday, was
Che most impressive event of the kind
that ever took place in this city One of
the hook and ladder trucks, draped in
an appropriate and striking fashion,
served as hea SO. The procession was
headed by the firenlsn's band. Large
delegations from the Minneapolis and
st. Paul fire departments followed.
Then came the Ancient Order of Hibern-
ians and the Junior Pioneers in impos-
ing numbers and then the hearse fol-
lowed by the mourners and funeral
proper. 1t was all in all a touching and
fitting tribute to the memory of brave
man who died at his post of duty.
The diverting musical farce ''The Hus-
tier is announced for the Grand next
week, and it is safe to say the coming OF
this attraction will be hailed with joy by
the theatre -goers who seek relaxation
rather than defatigation. The only ana
tomical lassitude possible after a couple
of hours with "Tte Hustler" is declared
to be of the risible organs, a most well
come complaint to all classes of people.
"The Hustler is claimed to be I'D insti-
tuition rather than a play, for the reason
that it's plot is amenable to the shafts OF
the mildest critic. and yet it's divertise-
ment is OF so multifarious a character
that plot would retard the progress of
the gleesome exuberance. Hustling
songs, hustling dances, hustllng novel
ties of every, description are said to
abound, and the hustling contingent of