The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-02-25
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S 9Ss'ss,a t1 inst the Most Rev Arch.
Ib itl hop ordained % the holy prizes hood
~ Rlce and Afr. Andre. 35
August CRUDE, engineer at the court
house, fell from an electric car on
et1nesday and dir located his shoulder
s Robert Carr, q clerk for Yerxa Bros,
WAS seriously injured by culliding with 9
runaway team He is at the city hos
pital.
BY an explosion in the basement Of
the store occupied by Mccarthy & Don
nelly great loss was suffered by the fifn
from fire resulting, Insurance about
covers damage.
Il Young America was enthused on the
622nd inst by local orators, and the com
memoration Of the birth of the father @
!, the greatest ountry under the blue can
opy was fittipgly celebrated.
The city council and the street rail
way have at last come to an understand
ing, and where disagreement was Tor
nerly the order of the evening, now har-
nnony and good service will result.
The Misses Prendergast gave q soclal
at their home, on ST. Peter street on
Tuesday evening before Ash Wednesday.
1t was dane ng party, and mirth and
music, dance and song enlivened the
Younger members Of society.
81. G. Girls void, ipsolvent, has, through
his assignee, obtained an order from the
district court requiring creditors to lie
their claims with the assignee on or be-
fore March 25th Or be forever barred IN
nartakiug of the benefits OF the assign
ment.
AN the Divisions A. O. IT, of Ramsey
county will on March 4th assemble at
their hall and pay tribute to the memory
of Robert Emmett The program will be
musical and literary, and the occasion
promises to be an event unparalleled in
the association.
The library of w. F. Styce, bequeathed
to the city, was totally destroyed by lire
on Wednesday, evening. The collection
comprised 400 rare volumes and we're of
the value of $4,000. Legal. bubbles OBJ
structed the removal of the volumes to
the city library, and thus the public lose.
Arch bishop Ireland addressed the CON
gregation of the Cathedral last Sunday.
The sermon was on Pope Leo, of his work
in the Church, of his broad ideas, his
holiness and also the great love he had
tor tue American people, admiring the
love OF liberty and their great industry
and institutions.
AT the last meeting of the Commercial
Club, the question was discussed it it
would not be good idea to use some
TO m Of an advertisement in their note
paper and on the envelopes. The new
proposal seemed to meet with general
favor, but was left as one Of the things
which they would consider again.
At the Grand Opera house next Sun
day evening Hoytss very merry "Trip
80 Chinatown" will commence weeks
engagement. Theater goers who keep
themselves posted know that this is the
piece which has broken all records by it's
phenomenal run of 500 consecutive
nights at Hoyt'e Madison Square Theater.
The condition of the seventh street Ca
bic is in deplorabls condition One rid
ing in ore of these cars is very apt, If one
has not both hands gripped' on the seat,
to receive sudden bang against the
side of the car. The cable jerks and
pulls, and the cars rock and seem to be
in danger Of jumping the track A great
wonder some one is not injured, as it is, a
great many complain of little hurts and
bruises. The thing should be attended to.
Tie mail car, iers of the city are at
present in lit le furry Of excitement;
She cause is that the bill to raise the sal
ary of mail carriers 5000, is about to be
read in the senate at Washington, and
friends of the bill will try to have it
passed during this session. There is GER
tainly more merit in this bill than in
thou sands of other SO. called bills that
are being presented. 1t seems dep'or
able fact that instead of deriving any
great benefit from all the legislation, we
are only getting deeper in the mire. The
laws are now so many and complicated, !
and great number unconstitutional,
that man with all the intelligence pos |
sible cannot make uccess OF untang-
ling the mesh; neither can our courts re-
repeal them fast enough.
On Tuesday evening, the 14th inst,
the Literary and Debating society OF
st. Thomas seminary installed new Off
cers for the ensuing year. The follow
ing gentlemen we're elected: President,
Rev. P. r. Cunningham; vice PRESIDENT,