The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-03-03

greeted rather Clearys first appearance
in st. Lawrence church and listened
with rapt attention to his famous lecture
entitled passion Play" Father Cleary
maintained the high reputation he has
we'll earned as most entertaining and
popular speaker. Father Gents, pastor
of st. Lawrence, is proud of his people,.
They are always ready and willing to:
hold up his hands and cooperate with
him in every good work he undertakes.
st. Patrick's day will be celebrated by
Eastsiders by attending q grand dramatic
entertainment given at st. Anthony hall
in the evening The admission fee will
be only Is cents. A matinee will be
given in the afternoon at 2:3O. to which
the price Of admission for children is 10
cents. st. Anthony hall, corner of Eighth
avenue northeast and Second street, is
about the largest hall in the city, and it
will undoubtedly be filled overhowing
at both performances.
Prof. Kiehle, OK superintendent OF
public instruction and now of the chair
of pedagogy at the State University, re-.
turned on Monday from trip to Rich
mond, Va, where he presided over con-
vention of the department of superin--
tendents of the National Educational
Association. He reports most success
full and profitable gathering. Professor
Kiehle says the National Educational
Association will not meet this year in
Duluth, as formerly announced, but
probably somewhere on the Atlantic
coast.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Nellie Lowry, second daughter of
Thomas Lowry, to Percy Hagerman, OF
Colorado Springs. Miss Lowry is highly
esteemed among wide circle of friends
in Minneapolis for her many accomplish
ments, and the groom prospective is q
popular and wealthy banker of Colorado.
Hagerman is graduate of Cornell and
the Yale law school, and was prominently
identified with college athletics, having
been the guiding genius of the Cornell
boat crew after leaving college. He is IN
business with his father in Colorado
Springs.
A runaway accident occurred at the
corner of Eleventh avenue south and
Nineteenth street Thursday afternoon in
which L. Clarity and his two daugters
were badly bruised. The three were rid
ing in a buggy at the time. Mr.. Clarity
was driving and the horse became
frightened and reared and plunged, upset
ting the vehicle and throwing the three
occupants violently to the pavement.
MIR. Clarity was badly bruised about the
head and one of his ribs was broken. The
daughters escaped more fortunately, re-
ceiving slight bruises about the head.
All three are reported as dong nicely.
Assistant County Attorney Hall and
County Commissioners Nash and Egan
have finished the business of attending
to the Hennepin county insane cases
whose commitment had been rendered
invalid by the recent decision OF the SUI
preme court. The county had eighty
patients affected by the decision. OF
these, sixty have been recommitted, ten
were regarded as sufficiently recovered
to be released, and ten had gore home to
friends or relatives. Four were released
from st. Peter and six from Rochester.
The trip of the county officials to the in.
sane asylums has saved the taxpayers
about $500.
The Hennepin Democratic league is to
hold special and highly interesting
meeting Monday, March S, which prom
ises to be largely attended. On the even
ing's program are addresses by Hon. w.
s. Hammond, of Madelia, upon "The
Present Business Depression; Its Cause
and Remedy," and by Hon. G. d. O'Brien,
upon THE Duty of Minnesota Democ-
racy to the State" Invitations are being
sent out to all of the Democrats of the
city whose names can be ascertained, and
everybody, whatever be his political
faith, is cordially invited to be present
and spend q pleasant evening, besides
listening to two very fine addresses.
Father Cleary's people have made ar
rangements for most attractive enter
tainment st. Patrick night at Normanna
Hall, corner Of Twelfth avenue nth and