The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-05-06
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Regan have re-
moved to their new home on Carol ave-

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moved to their new home on Carol ave-
nue..
M. D. Halloran, Esq, of La Sueur,
was in the city visiting his friends Mon
day.
Miss Alice Kelly, OF the Adams school,
has sent in her resignation and returned
to her home in Rochester.
e. J. Cannon, Esq, will address the
Father Matthew T. A. Society in their
hall tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Gutridge, the well-known temper
ance organizer has joined the force OF
The Northwestern Chronicle.
Mrs. n. Marie Robbins closed her
dancing season by a full dress reception
Tuesday evening at her academy.
1t is advertised that Moth and Nc
MILAN will wrestle again at the Olympic
to night. This will doubtless be another
fake and result in draw
Miss Anna Devereux entertained Sc
lect party Of her friends Tuesday even
ing at her residence, 42l Dayton avenue.
Cards and dancing was the amusement.
The countless friends of Mother Ber-
nadine, the guiding spirit of st. Joseph's
Hospital, will be glad to learn that she
has quite reco, cred from her late illness.
A dispatch from Washington to the
Globe says that Father John Conway.
former editor of the Northwestern Chron-
icle, arrived in that city from New York
in company with Father Ducey on We'd
nesday.
Look out for car number seven of the
Interurban line. It is an illfated Car.
Wednesday, evening at Merriam Park it
ran into and killed al old lady who was
returning to Minneapolis. The next day
at The same place it struck St. Paul
nam by the name Of Doyle and cut his
head open. Perhaps, who can say, it
may Jump the bridge next week and
suicide.
No one who loves eloquence or Ireland
shoa]d fail to hear Ignatius Donnelly at
Market hall tonight. He will speak Of
his countrymen in America, their traits
and achievements. He will instruct
every person who will be fortunate
enough to hear him. He is always Gu.
pertaining. Mr.. Donnely needs no in
PRODUCTION to our readers. He is univer-
sally recognized as the most brilliant
man in the West if not in America and
no one eau afford to lose this opportun
ity OF hearing him on a subject upon
which he is so we'll qualified to speak.
John F. Sheridan at the Grand Opera
House, week commencing May z.
This celebrated comedian, who is the
only one upon the stage that has trav
eled and performed in all countries Of
the globe that are habitable,is now MAX
ing tour Of the United States after an
absence of several years, Mr. Sheridan
will be seen in his famous character Of
Widow O'Brien in that sterling and orig
inal farce comedy, "a Night on the
Bristol" Mr.. Sheridan is supported by
an exceedingly large company of players,
including artists Of rare reputation from
England, Australia and this country as
we'll.
Thursday afternoon another accident
occurred on tho interurban line near toe
intersection of University and Smelling
avenues. Ayouag man named B Doyle
was run over by the same Car that killed
Mrs. Bishop the previous day, and the
accident happened at almost the same
spot. The motoneer observed the man
on the track end rung hig gong, when
Doyle stepped to one side, but just AS the
car reached him he stepped on the track
again and was run down, although the
motoneer did all in his power to prevent
the accident. His skull W crushed
and he was otherwise injured. He was
taken to the city hospital, st. Paul, and
it is doubtful il he can recover from his
injuries.
Mr. j. F. Kyle, the young dioiple Of
the law who has won such high stand
ing at the University on account of l'gal
acumen, will in the future ssentertain a
still higher respect for the profession he
has chosen. He wss lately summoned
to sit on petit jury. Absorbed with his
studies he forgot to appear in court on
return day. The Sheriff called upon Mr..
Kyle and invited him to appear imme-
diately before the offended court aud ex'
plain his contempt. Mr.. Kyle with be-
coming alaority accepted the invitation
and accompanied by Mr.. Thygesos, in
whose office he studies, appeared before
lii, honor The offender confessed his
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