The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-10-07
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.


Iowa for few weeks
John Healy has gone to Boston to
pursue course in medicine.
The district court opened on Monday,
Oct. End, with very large calendar.
Mrs. Katie Kush was adjudged insane
on Tuesday and ordered to Rochester.
E. S. Durment has sued D. j. Hen
messy for 81, 800 for professional services.
Mrs. Harry Smith and Miss Mcclellan
have returned from weeks visit at the
fair
Mrs. n Maria Robbins gave card
and dancing party to her classes on
Monday evening.
The Berrisford Cracker factory was
destroyed by fire. Loss about $4,000,
fully covered by insurance.
E. w. Zeigler, of the First National
Bank, was married on Thursday evening
to Miss Abbie Burkhardt.
M. J. Redding, the genial deputy
clerk of courts, met with serious acct.
dent to his left hand on Monday.
All the city laborers, with the excep-
ton of about twenty, have been laid off
indefinitely. Scarcity of funds is the
cause.
Mccarthy and Donnelly have reftted
and refurnished their store on Wabasha
street. and again are back at their old
stand.
Judge Daniel Buck, of Mankato, as
cended the supreme conrt bench on
Tuesday last to I'll the unexpired term
of Judge Dickinson, resigned.
George W. Tussuer, after two unsuc
cessful attempts, succeeded on Monday
in committing suicide. Continued sick
ness made him despondent and unbal-
anoed his mind.
Mrs. T. w. Faber, of No. 81 'The Vir~
ginia," accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Annie Russell of Jersey City, left Thurs
day evening for an extended visit to Chi
cago and the East.
Rev. Father Raleigh, pastor of st. JOS
eph's church, has called meeting at the
parochial residence for Sunday after
noon. The purpose is the organization OF
81 temperance society.
The National German American Bank
will reopen it's doors about the 18th.
The requisite amount Of cash has been
nearly obtained aud the directors are
hopeful of resumption at that time.
William Reed will erect new apart
ment house near Central Park, to be
called the Central Park" Work has
already been commenced, and it is hoped
to have it under roof before the snow
flies.
Gov. Nelson has committed the SEN
tence of john Beaver from life to TWEEN
ty-fve years. He has already served
twenty years, the longest period of cop-
tinuous confinement known in state pen
ology.
Raw. James NJ Cleary, OK president of
tho Catholic Tota! Abstinence Union of
America. will deliver an address in Gre
tin Hall Tuesday evening, Oct. 10th,
the occasion being tho anniversary OF
the birth of Fathe Mathew.
Stephen 4 Wells and Miss Theresa
Schmidt, of this city, we're married Wed
nesday evening at the residence of Father
O'Neill, of st. Michael's church. Patrick
Hurley acted as best man and Miss
Lena Schmidt supported the bride.
The grand jury have been III session
siuce Monday last. -Four indictments
have been returned against the bank
robbers. 1t is reported that they are
now considering the case of G. A. Hawks,
late cashier OF the dsfunct Seven Cor
ners Bank.
Rev. Father Gibbons, formerly pastor |
of St. Patrick's parish. has been made |
pastor OF St. Mary's, lately presided over
by Father Caillet who has been ap-
pointed Vicar General. Rev. Father
Dolphin, formerly chaplain at Fort Smell |
ling, succeeds Father Gibbons
Miss Held. who has bsen for the past
four years assistant 10 the office OF the |
clerk Of the supreme court, has rendered |
her resignation to take effect on the 18th.
It is rumored that she will soon take the
name of a successful young business |
man. She has the bsst wishes of a !
whole host of friends.
The Unions of Street Car conductors
aud motoueers have received DR.. D. G |
Jones az their attending physician and
surgeon. They are to be congratulated |
on their wise selection. DR.. D. G. Jones
is ripescholar and his eminent success
in his chosen profession is we'll merited |
compliment to his skill and ability.
Death Of Mrs. Brennan.