The Irish standard., 1894-06-23

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cr4ase st New York was IS per cont
Chicago Il. Brooklyn 81, st. Louis q q
ISan, Franeisco II, Pittsburg 4S. Wash
ington55, Detroit 10, Milwaukee Sc, Min
neapolis 2, Louisville %, Rochester ~
st. Paul p, Kansas City IA, Denver 40
per cent, and so on with all the rest Of
tr Q cities.
About sc Democrats met in the assem-
bly, room in Temple Court Tuesday night
to organize Tom johnson Democratic
club for encouraging 9 movement in the
Democratic party for the purpose OF in.
ducing it to take more advanced grounds
unpon national and municipal questions.
The objects Of the club are set forth in q
sort of declaration of principles which
were adopted by the club at it's meeting.
In general the declaration declares that
protection is system of legalized rob-
berry and that revenue tariff with Incl
dental protection" is sheep in wolf 8
clothing. Entire freedom of commerce
and the abolition of all customs duties
are called for and the support of the
government by direct taxation is advo.
Gated.
Burglaries continue to increase as
time passes, despite the allegations of
the police department to the contrary,
and the burglars grow holder and Dolder.
Early Wednesday morning, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Crocker, of 4O6 Third avenue
south, were chloroformed and robbed Of
all the money they possessed in the
world, 1886. A young man named j. p.
Douglass, who formerly lived with the
Crockers, has been arrested on suspicion.
According to the story Mrs. Croker was
awakened about 2:30 o'clock that morn
ing by q cold, damp handkerchief over
her face. She raised herself from the
bed, although weak, brushed aside the
cloth and with Mr.. Crocker jumped out
Of bed and rushed to the porch, and on
the steps Of the next house saw man
whom they claimed to have recognized
as Douglass and who feigned to be
drunk. Mrs. Croker also swore posi-
lively that the chloroformed handker-
chief belonged to the prisoner. Douglass
was arraigned in the police court
Wednesday afternoon and his case con-
tinued with bail fixed at 81, 600.
The production the past week by the
Deshon Company of 'Mikado" and the
"Chimes of Norm andy" further evi.
denced the fact that this organization is
one of superior merit. "Mikado' has
always been popular with theater goers
and capable presentation of the opera
was witnessed at the hands of the
Deshon Company. For the coming week
and commencing Monday night, the
Deshon Company will present one of the
newest operas in their repertoire. The
lyric selected for the occasion IN Franz
Vonsuppe's comic opera, "Boccacio."
In the list of operatic composers Won
suppe stands extremely high and EMO, d
pronounced prestige. This opera is
we'll suited to the Deshon Company and
offers strong opportunities for both prin-
cipals and chorus. AS LambertucciO,
the eccentric grocer, Mr.. Deshon, is said
to find one Of his characteristic fun i'm
pc: sonations. He will be sec 'nded in
the comedy portion of the opera by
Claude Amsden as the cooper. In the
title roll Miss Morella will be seen in an
ideal Characterization. The other prin-
cipals will all find characters we'll suited
to them, filled with both acting and sing
ing opportunities. The opera. will be
we'll staged and costumed.
A very pretty wedding occurred last
Wednesday morning at the O'Clock
mass at Holy Rosary church. Miss Ma
mie Clarity, eldest daughter of Mr.. AID
Mrs. Lawrence Clarity, was united in
marriage to Fred G. Fedler of Louisville,
Ky. The knot was tied by Rev. Father
Bloomer in presence of many friends
The ceremony was an interesting one
There were three groomsmen and three
bridesmaids, the whole party being pre-
ceded to the altar by two pretty little
girls, aged four or five years, whose
names are Addie and Louise LIE Boux
carrying flowers. The bridesmaids were
Miss Katie Clarity, sister OF the bride,
Miss Clarity, of Austin, q cousin, and
Miss Bridget Hays. The groomsmen
were Mr.. Luby, John Hayes, James Nor
ton. After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast and reception followed at the
home,of the brides parents, 1886 Hiawa-
tina avenue south. In the evening the
happy couple departed for their future
home at Louisville, Ky. The bride is
handsome and popular young lady and
her parents are among the Oldest and
most respected residents OF this city
She will be greatly missed by large
circle of friends and acquaintances. The
groom is young business man OF Louis
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