The Irish standard., 1894-12-01

belled against Christian teachings and
Christian authority"
BYT THE WAYSIDE.
M. T. O'Bcien, OF Adrian, this state
paid brief business visit to the city
during the early days of the week.
John WEIGH, ST., drew the fine paste
portrait of Father GEMS Friday night Of
last week at the residence of the pastor
southeast Minneapolis.
At the next regular meeting Of Division
No. A. O. 81, Of this city, which talk
place on the 9th inst, election of Off Gers
for the ensuing year will take place and
other important business will be trans
acted.
The funeral services over the remains
of j. E. St. Lsger, who committed suicide
in St. Paul Monday evening, were held
Thursday morning from the Church of
the Immaculate Conception The re-
mains were inferred in St. Mary's GEM
etery.
Burglars broke into Pat Lyou's saloon
on First avenue south, between Wash
ington avenue and Third street, Tues
day morning about o'clock, and stole
the contents of the cash drawer amount.
lug to Sis or 800. They entered by
forcing the lock on one of the rear doors.
John H. Dunphy, we'll known print
or of this city, died Wednesday afternoon
at 2:3O of diabetes, at bis residence, 80
Eleventh street south. Deceased was 81
years of age and leaves wife but no
children. The remains we're sent to
Milwaukee, where his parents reside
Thursday night
The recount of the First ward alder
manic vote last Tuesday resulted in q
tie. Jacob Foell received 1903; Roman
Alexander, 1898 Two votes were count
ed for Alexander which are in dispute,
and these will be passed upon by the
courts December 18th. It is generally
believed that Foell will prove successful.
Timothy Kehoe died after months ct
patient suffering at his home, 607 Q 1incy
street, Thursday morning: Some time
ago he was afflicted with paralysis and
has since been confined to his bed. He
was a member of Division No. 3 A @ FL.
The funeral was held this morning from
st. Anthony of Padua church under the
auspices of the A. O. II.
Mounted Policeman James Sheehan
was dismissed from the force Monday
by .Supt. Smith, as the charges made
against him by Mrs. Marshall were sub
stantially proven, with the exception that
the officer was not drunk. Supt. Smith
expresses great surprise at the matter,
and says that Sheehan has always been
considered one of the best men on tbs
force.
On Friday evening, December 2Sth, a
benefit ball will be given at Labor lem"
pie, the proceeds to be given to the
widow and children of Joseph Shiel Is,
who died few months ago. Tickets
are on Gale in different parts OF tn city
an it is hopsd that largo sum will Do
realized. The music aud everything IN
connection with the party will be ticst
class.
An incipient blazs over Young & b.
langer's clothing store last Monday
night was quickly sub luea by the de
partment but Mt until some damage
had been done to the stock by water.
The insurance companies have already
adjusted the loss and fire sale is now
in progress. There is now an excellent
opportunity for those who need clothing
to secure rare bargains.
During the week commencing next
Monday evening the Grand will present
q superb comedy attraction in the an
nual appearance of Mr.. Chas. Fl. Hoyt's
brilliant comedy company presenting the
best of this famous writer's plays, "A
Trip to Chinatown" The engagement
is for the full week with popular.
priced matinee Wednesday and the
usual Saturday afternoon performance.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, Daughters OF
Ecin, Division No. l, will give an open
meeting Friday evening, December Z, at
Washington hall, So Washington avenue
south. A splendid entertainment is prom
ised and general invitation to all hi
bsrnians and their ladies is extended.
Both ladies and gentlemen, all who are
interested in the building up and success
of the auxiliary societies, should be
present.
Myron W. Miller, of Fargo, and Miss
Lillian Daily, of Minneapolis, were unit
ed in marriage Thursday morning at 9:3O
nv Rev. Father Mcintyre. The cere-