The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-10-07
IN AND AROUND THE CITY.
BY THE WAYsIDE.

BY THE WAYSIDE.
Hon. John Arthur, OF Seattle, Wash,
passed through Minneapolis recently on
his way to Chicago.
The subject Of Father Cleary's address
at DANA hall on Sunday evening will be
s'The Church and the Rights Of Prop.
erty."
Attend the last Performance of "The
Irish Statesman" at the Bijou tonight.
Carroll johnson in the leading role of
Osmond O'Sullivan is immense.
According to the treasurer's report,
submitted on Tuesday to the board OF
court house commissioners, the balance
in the treasurer's hands is 81, 1912.
The Minneapolis exposition closes soon.
Everyone in the city who has not yet
visited the exposition should not fail to
attend as there are many attractions
The Minnesota Academy of Natural
Sciences will hold regular meeting on
Tuesday evening next, when some inter
estinq papers will be read and discussed
Wednesday morning Richard Ker-
nedy, indicted for the alleged murder OF
Joseph Hoy, appeared before Judge
CAVITY in the district court. and the case
was set for trial on Oct. Is.
An action for Islander, claiming $1,000
damages, has been begun by James A.
Byrnes, of the Minneapolis Provision
company, against William Mather, who
conducts restaurant at 319 Hennepin
avenue
Wanted-A reliable Catholic in this
and other cities of the Northwest to can
vass for recently published portrait OF
Pope Leo XIII. and Archbishop Ire
lands pictures. E F. O'Regan, P. O.
Box, 800.
According to the annual report OF the
superintendent of public instructions
Hepnepin county has an enrolment of
28, 4O5 pupils, exclusive of pupils in the
Minneapolis schools, and the apportion-
ment is $85,215.
The trustees of the Farmers and Me-
chanics' savings bank have declared a
quarterly dividend at the rate of 5 per
cent on all sums that have been in the
bank three months. All deposits in the
bank are now payable on demand.
Rev. j. M. Cleary will deliver lecture
entitled ''The Catholic Church in the
Parliament of Religions" at the rooms
Of the Brownson Catholic Club Thursday
evening, October IL. Invitations may be
obtained from the members of the club.
D. H. Lynch, switchman in the Mil
waukee yards, bad his right leg mang|ed
by the flange of a car wheel Wednesday
evening. he was in the act of uncoup-
ling freight car when the train sudden
" moved and he was thrown under the
wheel. He was taken to st. Mary's hos
pital.
Daniel Harrington, the fireman who
was so severely il jured by fall from
ladder at the Mcmillan fire about a
month ago, was out Tuesday for the first
time. He had close call, and his life
hung in the balance for several days. It
will be some time before he will be able
to assume fireman's duty.
The Ladies Aid Society of Immaculate
Conception parish will give social at
the residence of Mrs. B. Mahoney, l0l
Highland avenue, Wednesday evening,
Oct IL. It will be in the nature If q
musical ad literary entertainment and
an elegant repast will be furnished in
connection. All are invited.
Thomas Q. Seabrooke and his opera
company and ballet will present one of
the most magnificent and gorgeous pro
auctions ever seen here at the Grand
Opera House beginning Monday night
for one week, in the presentation of
Byrne and Harrison's comic opera sue
cess, 1.-THE Isle of Csmpaigne."
Mrs. O'Mally, with four children and q
sister, were given lodging Tuesday night
at the cent1a al police station. They had
come from the Iron Range and will try
to seek support here. Her husband died
q short time ago leaving them destitute.
Where are the Catholic ladies of the city
when cases of this kind occur?
President Northrop, Of the state uni
versity, took his departure Tuesday from
Minneapolis to be present at the celebra-
tion of. the twenty-fifth anniversary Of
the founding of Cornell university. He
will return in time to attend minnesota
Day" at the Worlds Fair, where he will
speak IN The Facilities for Education
in Minnesota"
Wednesday was orphans day at the
Evpoaiti0n. and about 200 little ones en-