The Irish standard., 1894-04-14

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& The residence Of F. e. Barney, 81
Fourth street southeast, was entered b,
| burglars Sunday night while the tamil,
were asleep. The thieves succeeded il
getting away with several overcoats anG
9 sealskin sacque.
Health Officer Kelley has ordered eli
the carpet cleaning establishments in the
city to attach dust collectors to thei1
works. He maintains that the dissemin
alton of the dust from old carpets, rugs
ETC., is injurious, inasmuch as it engen
ders disease germs.
Father Cleary's subject at Normanna
hall next Sunday evening will be" Christ'a
Care for Mans Spiritual Needs" Laet
Wednesday evening Father Cleary lee.
tnred at Portage City, Wis, on "Ameri
can Citizenship" under the auspices of
the Catholic Knights of Wisconsin.
The ladies of Father Clearly parish
will give an entertainment and supper
next Tuesday evening at Labor Temple
for the benefit of their new church. The
Coopers' band will furnish the music.
The charge for admission and supper is
only Is cents, and all friends of their
popular pastor are cordially invited to
be present.
The board of directors of the police re-
lief association held meeting Wednes-
day night and elected officers to serve
during the ensuing year. They are as
follows: President, John Kerr; vice.
president, Sergeant John Kennedy; trea-
surer, Capt. Mart. Buerfening; secretary,
Joseph T. Mannix; examining surgeon,
Health Commissioners E. s. Kelley
The fourth of the series of social gath
erings under the auspices of the LADIES'
Aid Society of st. Anthony of Padua
parish, for the benefit Of the poor, will be
held at the residence of John Fleetham,
1000 University avenue northeast, next
Tuesday evening. There will be good
program OF entertainment and light re-
freshments during the afternoon and
evening.
Next Monday evening at Ascension
church testimonial will he presented to
Father Christie by his practitioners as q
token of the love and regard they enter
tain for him. Capt Whelan will deliver
the address on behalf of the practitioners,
expressing their regret on his leaving
them to assume the charge Of st. Steph
ems church. q Invitations have been sent
t, prominent citizens to be present on
the occasion.
An enthusiastic temperance rally was
held in st. Lawrence parish laet Sunday
afternoon. Almost every one present
took the pledge and total abstinence
society was organized and the following
officers elected: President, J. r.. Walsh;
vice-president. G. Litz; secretary, Miss
Maggie Reilly; treasurer, John Conroy.
Addresses we're made by Father GEMS,
A. w. Gutridge, Mr.. Regan and Mr..
Smith.
At the special meeting of the Mime
apolis Press club held last Monday even
ing, w. D. Child, of the Globe, was
elected a director to I'll the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Abbott
Blunt, and John III. Reed, of the Globe,
J. G. Murphy, of the United Press, and
John F. Hayden, of the Mississippi VAL
Icy Lumberman, were elected by ballot
to active membership.
At the Methodist ministers meeting
Monday morning, Rev. Fl Fl. French
read paper on Mob Rule" in which he
tried to show that the law in many in
stances had been disregarded by judges,
courts and others in authority. He cited
the case of Mrs. Floyd, who, he said, was
dismissed, though the county attorney
after wards declared her as guilty as her
two sons, who were sentenced to five
years each.
There was smallpox scare on Nicol-
let avenue last Monday night. A ledger
in q lower Nicollet avenue lodging house
was taken seriously ill, and the proprie-
tor fancied he saw symptoms of small
pox. He notified Health Commissioner
Kelly Immediately, and that fanctionary
repaired to the lodging house in hot
haste. After making careful examina-
ton, he came to the conclusion there
was no cause for alarm, as the patient
was merely suffering from bad cold.
1t has been understood that the trial
of Aid. NJ. B. Rollins, charged with Grim
inally libeling Mayor VIII. Eustis, would
be taken up in the criminal court before
Judge Russell Monday, but it is said now
that the case will be continued until at