The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-03-24
BY THE wAYSIDE.

in the CITY tomorrow Wall Do ol IA oA"O-
crate and impressive nature.
Miss Minnie Leonard, of 50 Western
avenue, who has been in New York for
the past ten days, returned home last
Monday.
Beginning April s, the Young Mems
Society OF the Sacred Heart, immaculate
Conception parish, will meet on Thurs
day evening of each week.
The advertisement of the White Steam
Laundry appears in another column OF
this issue. J. w. Kelly and john B
Swift, both we'll known in the city, are
proprietors of the same and gentlemen
deserving of success.
Sheriff Eye announces that hereafter
the rules regarding visitors at the county
Jail, which limits them to Tuesdays and
Fridays between 2 and o'clock, will be
strictly enforced, in the case of the
Floyds as ell as all others.
Archbishop Ireland, of st. Paul, has
forwarded to Mgr. Satolli as his choice
for successor to the sec OF st. Cloud,
Mimi, made vacant by Bishop Zardetti's
elevation to the Roumanian archbishop
rio, the name of Father Trobec, OF st.
Paul.
AS to .morrow will be Easter Sunday
the regular meeting of the Irish class
has been postponed until Sunday after
noon, April s. Members, and all others
who desire to join the class will meet at
the Office of TIE IRISH STANDARD on
that date.
There has been some misunderstand"
ing as to the hour the performances will
open at the New Peoples Theatre, and
the management wish to correct any or
rors by stating that the evening per-
formances will begin promptly at 8:l5,
and the matinee at 2:3O.
The big barn at Second street and
Eleventh avenue northeast formerly oc-
Gu pied by the street railway company,
but recently sold to John Fleetham, who
contemplated remodeling it for tene-
ment row, was destroyed by fire Friday
morning. Incendiarism is suspected.
Patrolman p. J.-Quealey has been ap-
pointed to the position Of sergeant in place
of Foster, who was discharged. Mr..
Quealey has been on the force since 1887
and has been both faithful and reliable
in the discharge of his duties. He Is de-
serving Of the advancement accorded
him by Mayor Eustis.
A story is waited from Texas to the ct
feet that the North Galveston Invest
ment company, one of the enterp' Uses es-
tablished by the fugitive Menage, has
sold out all of its rights. When ques-
toned about the matter, Secretary Lind
ley, Of the Minneapolis Trust company,
and the assignee of the Guaranty Loan
company, admitted that a deal was in
progress, but he declined to give the de.
tails.
sCatholic He'll" was the subject of an
interesting and scholarly sermon by Rev,
Father Conway at st. Lawrence church,
East Side, last Sunday evening. He was
greeted with large audience, many OF
whom were Professionals. The doctrine
of the Catholic Church relative to future
punishment was ably and clearly set
forth by Father Conway and all came
away from the sacred edi6ce feeling that
they had been we'll repaid for their at
tendance.
Next Sunday evening Father Cleary
will begin his Sunday evening disoourses
in Normanna hall, and in future will
speak in this hall every Sunday at 8 p. M.
The Labor Temple hall has proven too
small for his large audiences. Normanna
hall is commodious and comfortable. It
is convenient of access, being located ct
the corner OF Twelfth avenue south and
Third street. Father Cleary's subject
next Sunday evening will be "The Bible
in Our Public Schools"
Among the interesting cases to betried
in the district court next term is the one
to be brought against the city by the
firemen who were discharged By Chief
Runge. The matter Of bringing the suit
Is in the hands Of freeman 2. Lane and
Matt Gallagher. They will institute
proceedings against the city, g : test
case, for James Brady, the trucknnan,
who was let out By the chief Immediately
upon che supposed settlement q the fire
department scandal The attorneys arc
hard at work securing evidence N the
case, and when il comes g trial som .,e
thing win drop, TO uae q tlenrattiv1el torn z
q speech.