The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-02-10
ST NE CAPT. AL NOTES.

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3 Elk Alderman. Franklin has been in
Sdicted Tor accepting bride.
y The Democratic club met Thursday
evening in the New York Life building
Miss Susie Maloney, Of Duluth, is the
gueet OF Mrs. VIM. J. Murphy of South
: Franklin street.
=. Mcclure, Of East AcKer street, who
has been confined to his room for several
weeks by infammatory rheumatism, is
gradually improving.
Hon. John D. O'Brien will deliver an
address at st. Joseph's hall, Tuesday
evening, Feb. 10, under the auspices OF
!. the st. Joeeph's T. A. society.
Mr.. J. J. Mickey, of Billings, Mont
spent the week with his ola friends about
town and told some interesting fairy
tales regarding progress in the far West.
Mrs. James Fl. Brown died at her home
on Rics street after a short illness on
Sunday last She leaves, besides her
family, a whole host of friends to mourn
her demise. ...a~ ri
Prof. J. E. Kenny, of st. Thomas Sem
mary, delivered an able and Instructive
address on the life and tunes Of Henry
Grattan at Crusaders hall LAST Sunday
afternoon. .-..
The Crusaders Dramatic club, under
the direction Of Father Powers, is re-
hearsing the three-act play "Under a
Cloud" to be presented at Cretin hall on
st. Patrick's night. @
Mr.. j. Barry, of Morris, took the state
board examination for admission to the
bar !ast Tuesday, and while he considers
the examination to have been very tech
nical. he is confident Of passing.
The Catholic priests of the city met
last Tuesday afternoon at the residence
OF Rev. P. f.. Hetfcon, D. D., in their reg
ular monthly session, and discussed sew
eral papers relating to pari SD and church
affairs .....
Nellie Buckley, an estimable young
lady, died last Thursday at the family
residence, 28O Maple street. at the age of
26 years. The funeral services will take
place at St. Johns church this morning
AT 9 o'clock.
The general committee appointed by
Archbishop Ireland to take charge OF the
coming national convention OF the 9. +.
A., o., of America, will meet at the Archi-
episcopal residence, Thursday evening,
February Is.
On Tuesday evening Father J. M.
Cleary OF Minneapolis, spoke at st. Peter
Claver's church upon american Citizen
ship All who were fortunate enough
60 hear the discourse were carried away
nv the eloquence aud logic Of the Flour
City orator.
Judge Canty is making his presence
Felt on the supreme bench, He reversed
four decisions of the district court last
Tuesday. The case OF Hall against the
city of St. Paul, arising out Of the widen:
ing of Market street, was affirmed by
him on the same day. w. ..
Last Tuesday Judge Olivier lied an
order thowing out the will of Edward
Heffernan, on the ground that Mrs.
James M. Dean, sister of the deceased,
was guilty of exercising durees and I'M
due influence over the dying man ut the
time the will was drawn.
Mamie, youngest daughter of Mr.. and
AIRS. J. G. Collins, 712 FaiEmount ave-
nue.. died at the family residence last
Wednesday and was buried from st.
sAuhe's church yesterday morning. The
afflicted parents have the sympathy OF
large circle of acquaintance.
The hearing of the petition for the APP
pointzneat of guardian for Mr.. Thomas
Mcbride, q feeble old man, was COM
menoed in the probate court Wednesday
aad continued to next Monday. On ac-
count of the efforts made by the nephews
of tho old gentleman to prejudice him
against his sons, considerable bitterness
has been manifested in this contest.
Money seems to bring down trouble on a
great many old men.
sFaust" will ba next weeks attraction
at tae Grand. beginning with the usual
Sunday evening performance. While
the world endures, Goethes tragic story
of sFauet" and Marguerite viii continue
to live. The story has been celebrated
in song, and it's operate form has been
elaborately staged for many years, but it
has remained for the Morrison Company
to present it in worthy dramatic form,
with all the effects and accessories to
rive it that weirdness intended by the
author. The company is said to be par
tioalarly strong. Miss Rosabel Morri-
son is the Marguerite Of the production,
1850 ,,,o hoe rlovo.7 ouor c,,o Thousand