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The morning times., 1895-11-27
EDWARDS TO HAVE A HEARING
Police Say He Is an Old Offender
Hinder Another Name.

Charles C. Edwards the colored messenger
IN the Treasury building who was arrested
a few days ago on the charge of having
stolen certain valuable Internal revenue
stamps aud with having destroyed public
papers will be arraigued before Commits
sioner Mills on Friday~
It is alleged that the arrest of Edwards
has called attention to the fact that he is
not the only offender in this species of
crime aud because of this committee of
investigation has been appointed.
The reputation of Edwards the police
say IS unsevory, 1t being stated In police
circles that he is an old-time crook well
known as Charles Stuart.
The morning times., 1895-11-27
Red Men in Session.

Seneca Tribe. No. II. Improved Order
OF Red Men. had their semi-annnual vista
tion last night at their wigwam. In -,
Academy of Music building.
Among those present were the folio wing
members OF the great council of the Dis
trict of Columbia: Brothers White. Emo.
Garner. Whitlock. Dement,, Yeuckel. Wilson
and Wells.
Usage Tribe was represented by Sachem
Johansen Senior Sycamore Bornkessell.
Prophet Whitlock. Chiefs StriblinG and
Sheppard.
After the ceremonies bountiful supply
of corn and yenisou was administered ~
The morning times., 1895-11-27
WILL ATTEND THE FUNERAL.
Light Infa ntry WIZ Honor the Memor
of Ma ior Dalton.

The Washington Light Infantry, Off
cially known as the First Battalion, were
Mt their armory on Fifteenth street. The
battalion, after being put through the
movements. under the watchful eye OF
Mai. Ross, resolved itself into a formal
meeting to take action upon the death
of their old comrade, MAJ. Dalton, who
had been connected with the organiza-
ton for over thirty years.
Mai. Dalton had expressed a wish that
when he died he should be buried by his
old corps. and it was voted unanimously
that the battalion should attend the fu-
neral In a body,
Tie funeral will take place at ESQ
O'Clock tomorrow from Maj. Dalton's
late residence No. 1906 Vermont avenue
north west, and the men have been ordered
to assemble at the armury at 1:30 O'Clock,
whence they march 70 the huuse and accom-
pany the remains 10 the ZrsSe.
The morning times., 1895-11-27
WILL ExHuME THE BODY.
Coroner and Police Finally Agree in
the Hurley Case.

After a delay of a week, the coroner
and the District attorney yesterday reached
the conclusion that the body OF Miss Annie
Hurley shall be exhumed today and sub
jected to autopsy.
The police department is considerably
interested In the case and Is anxious to hear
the result Of the autopsy, though they fear
the body Will not be In a very satisfactory
condition.
The morning times., 1895-11-27
discourse was Of absorbing interest.

MlES LOUISE POIIak. dlrectOr, gave q
resume of the work and object OF the club.
which has no creed. follows no sect. whose
motto is the words of FroeDel. M system
is founded on Christianity and leads to
God" The kindergarten club has resolved
to take part in the meetings of the Con-
Eres5 of Religions to be held IN Washing
ton, April g.
The morning times., 1895-11-27

those present by Brothers sebille and
Dement,
The report pf the tribe shows great pros-
perity among the Improved Order OF Red
Men in the District
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
A Spread : Eagle Speech.

The following speech was delivered
by know-nothing congressman some 5G
years ago: Fellow citizenG II docs
the heart good to stand before such an
audience at such time and address them
congratulatory upon the success attend
ant upon their efforts to produce Aneri-
can results. Gentlemen, well recollect
the time In the vista Of the past when
partisan Whiggery and nose-led Dsmoc-
racy stood antagonistic; broil after brett
occurred, and me-thought how happy
these people would be were they stand
ling under the protection OF the .Amera-
can Eagle, Yes, gentlemen, that eagle
the beacon bearer Of intelligence, the
proimulgator Of liberty, the largest bird
Of the tribe What! Standing with one
foot on the chalk-white mountains MOf
Vermont with the other placed hrmly
on the calcareous formation of the
Rocky Mountains highest Peak, his tai il
stirring up the arid sands of the desert
Of Arabia, with his bill picking up par
GELS of gold in.the valley Of Sacramento,
whistling Yankee Doodle III perfect COB
sonance with the Marseilles hymn Of iibo-
.erty his sinister wing dipping IN the,
waters Of the Atlantic his dexter wing
grazing the CLOSED bosomed Pacific and
every feather spread to the sun I'M TIE
true spirit of patriotism. This gentle.
neL, III our bird, the bird % liberty hfch
you have this day fed with the mamma of
common sense, enough to make him sEuar
forever above ali other party sects.;;
tx now-N t1ingism is American salya.S
:tion--now and forever T1nrra isS VI;
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment
OF tho intereet upon AND OF Ihe pslpcipai Of
| certain mortgage duly executed and deliver
| ed BY Julia Demeules and Zepherin Demeules
her shaud, rnortgagoTs 70 patr5sk Hob ba1
1852. and recorded in tho office OF the Resi sfer
Of Deeds ia and for the County Of Hepnepin
Mar t s oeIos p On '4 IA
Of 500 one year fter date thereof filth later
est at tho rate CT per cent per annuLn, pay
Said mortgagors failed and neglee tet, vo pay
the tar upon che prsiees hs ssa , dsscIl
misses conveyed by said mortgage were sold
by the state for the taxes OF satd years 1882
misses described IN said mortgage from the
s;. dollzSS for taxes Of isss ~. ssd six and o.
'rhere is claimed to be due and is actually
dus upon said III ortgage atdete of thls notice,
sad p4aa f to- s shS
sov sn1 nd fH sse 10 dollars
or proceeding having been institnSed at law
OF otherwise to recover the. debt secured hy
sajd mortgage or any part thereof.
Now therefore, notice Is hereby gwen that
saia mortgage and ,pursuept to the statute In
such case made and pr9yded t said 1aessgaEe
situated iu the CITY Of Minneapolis Hennepia
County, Minnesota to-.wit:-.1he east thirty
bioeE forty-tro f45)of Highland Park addition
to the City Of Minneapolis. according to the
The Register Of Deeds in and for said Henneptn
County, which sale will be MADE. by the
Sheriff Of said Hennepin County. ut the frsnt
apolis, said County and State, On Tuesday
the 9TH day Of August, 1895, az ten O'clock, q.
est bidder FOR cash to pay said debt and Ia.
terest. and the taxes on said premises, snd
fifty $50 dollars attorneys fees as stipulated
In and by said mortgage to be paid in oasa
Of force oaure. and the disbursements allow
cd by lay.
Dated June 10Th, 1895. -
PATRICK HOEAN.
Mortgagee.
CHRIS. A. GALLAGHER,
Attorney for Mortgage, ....
401-3 Guaranty Loan Building,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
A Pretty Wedding.

Last Wednesday evening at st. Steph-
ems Church, Anoka, Mr.. J. H. Lyons and
Miss Kitt;e NJ. Foley, were united in mar
riage by Rev. Father Duane in the pres
ence Of large number of relatives and
friends. MIR. Louis Foley ofIleiated. as
best man and Miss Rebecca Lyons at
tended the bride. AT o'clock in the
evening reception was held at the home
Of the BRIDES parents at Coon Creek and
about 200 invited guests were present.
The groom IS the son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Simon Lyons, Of Northeast Minneapolis.
and is a member Of the fire department,
being stationed at No. IL engine house.
He IS a young man who is favorably
known BY large circle OF. acquaintaces
throughout the city. The bride Is an es-
Unable young lady and the many va1,la-
BE wedding presents Of which she was
the recipient testlf 20 the esteem and
love entert ained for her by a host Z of
ifriends. She u the daIig1a of 1ir and Il
Thomas Foley old SETTLERS reading
sat gOon Greek some nilees rom
city Stand ard
ctonpI
nd &. 81 4 s. M
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
before OR God and Father is this, to visit
the fatherless and widows in their attic
The Chip Basket.

There are some curious things about The
boiling point of some li,lids. Boiling
point as applied to the different sic
meats, is ''the temperature at which the
elastic force Of the vapor of any liquid Ia
equal to the pressure Of the atmosphere
The various liquids have different boil
ing points. Sulphurous acid bojls al a.
fraction above 17legrees of the Nahren-'
heit scale, aldehyde at IL, ether at IS,
wood alcohol at 151, water at 212. sulph-
uric acid at $50 and mercury at 662. Tire
above refers to tests made at sea level,
barometer at 80 inches. When the oar
ometer stands at 30 it shows A pressure Of
Is pounds Oh the square inch. Remove
this pressure or even portion
OF it and the boiling point Of all
liquids changes correspondingly. In max
ing reckonings On this score 1t is caicu-
lated that there is a diminution of one de-
gree for each $40 feet Of ascent. IN the
City Of Mexico water boils at 1913 degrees
Fahrenheit and in the I1irnalayas Of $50.
BY the shove it will be- seen that "bcil
ing" water is not always equally hot.
This, says the St. Louis Republic, OK
Plains. why it is next to impossible to Geek
beans, potatoes, ETC., in mountainous re-
gions
Or. Lombrose, the italian specialist in
criminology, has written book On THE.
Female Offender in which be says.
'rThe female born criminal is far more
terrible than the male. She combines the
worst qualities of both sexes--the wo-
mans excessive desire for revenge, cum
ming, cruelty, love of dress and untruth-
fitness; the mans vices, ickleness, fear
lessness, audscity and often muscular
strength. Cello wrote in the Fifteenth
Century: "No possible punishment can
deter woman from heaping crime upon
crime. Their perversity of mind Is more
fertile in new crimes than the inagina-
ton Of a Judge in new punishments.'
Ry!1ise said; fFep1inine @crimiual!ty Is
more cynical, more depraved and mors
terrible than the criminality Of the male
Rarely says the italian proverb. rs
woman wicked, but when she Is she sur
passes the man. Then comes EEriphides
with his rusher: "Ihe violence Of the
ocean waves or Of devourlng flames !s
terrible. Terrible Is poverty, but woman
is more terrible than all else "
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
St. Paul News.

Miss Ellen O'Brien, aunt of the OAR
rcgh children. died on Monday after d
lingering illness Deceased was sister
Of the late Mrs. Catherine Darrough, and
after, the latter's death became the di-
rector Of her household. Her kindly
manner, Christian life and charitable
disposition .endeared her to the whole
community. Her motherly interest in
the Darrough family is shown by the
family, all oftwhom are highly esteemed
for the best qualities OF mind, hand and
heart. The funeral took place on Wed
:nesday from st. Mary's Church. The
paIl-bearers we're Dr., Buckley, Dennis
Ryan p. j. BoWlin, John Rogers, Jr.,
Geo. r. Holmes, Lawrence !. Casserley,
s. III. Redding and John Canefeld. In
ternnent at Calvary cemetery. 5
Mrs. Keigher, wife Of Hon. Patrick
Keigher, died at her home on Rice street
Wednesday morning, after long ILL
ness. Mrs. Keigher was friend of
everyone and none there are who Will not
feelregreta bter demise Gentle and amt
able Id disposition; pi0us and religious.
her whole life was one that it would be
well to copy. "a kind, afeetionate moth
81 4 Hing he1pmate and q warm, gener-
GUS friend; her death will be mourned
mot 81 onIy by the immediate family but
Eby d whole host of friends The oise-
Ell, we're from l.edr DpE5 Fri-
81
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22

Board with a beautiful fountain, the
same to be placed III Como Park.
| The closing exercises OF ST. Thomas
| College were held on Thursday The
| program was varied and entertaining
and n amy of Our citizens were in attend
| aEce. 4.
! The High School Alumni met at the
! high school on Wednesday and had q
pleasant gathering. About 500 were
present and pleasant time WAS had.
The Royal Arcanuln turned out 2,0Oc
strong on Friday, the occasion being
the annual picnic at 'Minnetonlla.
The aggregation of ST. Paul base ball
players left on their tour last night:
destination. Kansas City, Mo
| James ]. Hill left fog the East on
Tuesday, presumably on the amalga1na-
| ton OF the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific railway systems.
F'irestien's bag factory burned on
Wednesday Loss estimated at $4,000
Rodericlz ellis was assaulted and &C.
riously injured in Soner's saloon on
Seventh and Sthley streets on Thurs
day. A warrant is out for the proprie-
tor.
r. J.. O'Connor, ex-clerk Of the court,
! was successful in his suit against Ram
sey county i'll the supreme court ana re-
covered Judgment for $4,000.
H E. Sternberg. the well-known Rob
erts street shoe dealer, assigned on Mon
day for tn benefit Of his creditors. AS
sets and liabilities about even.
James Fl. Leary has gone to Lanes
boro. -
Michael Griffin, of Eau Claire, Wis, has
begun suit in equity in the United
States circuit court in st. Paul, against
Peter keenan,, as Administrator of the es-
tate of Patrick Skerrlt1, deceased. Mrs.
Skerritt, wife of Patrick SherriJt, was the
sister of Johanna, the mother Of the rela-
Tor. Griffin's father died and the Skier
ritts agreed that if he would remain in
married and keep the Griffin family to-
gether, they would give him their prop
erty after death Mrs Skerritt died in
1898, and Patrick SkerTitt in 1894, and
now Griffin is suing for the full estate,
which is valued at $4,000. He remained
unmarried and kept the Griffin family TO-
gether, for which reason he thinks that rs
! is entitled to the estate, under the agree
nlent made several years ago.
Division No. of the Daughters Of Erin
of Ramsey county, will have their first So
! cial next Wednesday evening at their
| hall 91s Rice street. After the program
! is concluded there will be refreshments
served, such as ice cream, lemonade, etc
An invitation is extended to all who de-
! sire to come.
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
Waited From Superior.

Special to the Irish Standard:
DR.. p. G.. McGill has returned from
couple of weeks visit to Milwaukee.
The doctor has not been well for some
time, but returns considerably improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Maloney have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
P. r. Baker, representing William
Cunningham, the wholesale dealer In
wooden goods and tailors' supplies, was
in the city last week. Mr.. Bakers terri
tory includes the Head Of the Lakes
Through his efficient efforts william
Cunningham's trade at this point has
grown until it embraces nearly all the
leading tailors here,
w. r. Foley, the attorney, went down
to Pierce county to have a swim in the
old stswimmin' hole,' as we'll as to call
on his numerous friends there. He re-
turned ON Tuesday last.
The ladies of the St. Patrick''s church
gave social last night at the Steel
place, and neat sum was realized.
Mrs. Mowers proved to be the most pop
ular lazy anu .WdS aWdAueu tiAS POA u eAa =
! of Father Weber. She received 1,736
votes.
The city Is overrun with doctors at
this writing. The occasion is the con-
yentions of the state medical societies
of Minnesota and Wisconsin, one con-
vening at Duluth and the other at Su-
perior. The genial cusses seem to be
enjoying themselves as only medics can.
Work has been resumed on the East
End Catholic church. The foundation
was laid about two years ago and since
then nothing has been done. It is now
determined to complete the church,
which will cost $4,000.
Superior rejoiceth. The Normal
school is here once more La Crosse
kept up sullen determined fight till
the last but was forced to succunb to
the greater enterprise and Influence OF
Superior. There is mourning In the
staid old city on the Mississippi. Beaten
by that upstart-Superior. That is al
together too, provoking. If any other
city had the Normal, La Crosse wouldn't
care-but Superior. How dare she car
nv off the prize from such a, dignified
and well-behaved old town as La Crosse.
Down at La Crosse they are singing Il
didn't think she'd do it but she did"
If our suburban friends will remember
that Superior always gets what she goes
after 1t will save them many painful
struggles in the future.
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
SIR DONALD II: M'FARLAHE
The Only Catholic Scotcl1man Cc-
rcupying a Seat i'm the British
Parliament.

Sir Donald Fl. McFarlane, M. 2. for
Argyleshire, Scotland. is the only Cath
olic who represents Scotch constituent
CIV in the British house OF commons.
When he was contesting the seat, his OPP
uonents sought to compass his defeat by
stirring up Protestant prejudice against
him. One OF them a particularly az
dent iater OF popery, Selling his oppor-
tunity at public meeting: demanded Of
him in stentorian tones Il 1t was posi-
Bile for a. Papiss 10 be a patriotic Scotch
man. Sir Donald was enal to the coca
sion. With feigned hesitancy and much
nleekness of manner, he replied: Il have
ALWAYS considered that Robert Bruce and
William Wallace were patriotic Scotch
mer. and both of them held the same
faith that I do OF course, that settled
the matter, for where is the Scot that
would question the patriotism OF Bruce
or Wallace?
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
Grand Rapids.

, t.t-.Eft.sf- Ia Ma dAa& r<sSpAAS' 70
Special to the Irish Standard: ~
DR.. Rosser returned from a two weeks
visit to St Paul and Minneapolis.
T. b. Walker came up from Mime
apolis this week to attend to his tax
matters.
Mr.. w. Logan opened Hale Lake Park
to the citizens Of Grand Rapids for the
summer season this week, anG I'M
proved the pavilion to such an extent
that it is the most desirable place OF
amusement in Northern Minnesota 10
spend few pleasant hours.
+ ST.; Josephs' Catholic church has been
greatly improved by the introduction OF
several cluster rehectors containing
eight incandescent lights each, besides
several single lights. :,
Fathers Corbett and Green. of Duluth
and Aitkin respectively, were Visitors
at the parochial residence this week. =
A. G. Bernard and Nj. A. Leahy are
busily engaged taking the census OF
Itasca county
Flag day was observed here on last
Friday with appropriate services.
John B. Roy, Of Duluth, is acting as
deputy county auditor of this county.
Rev. c. Y. Garmache, Of st. Joseph's
church. has been spending che past week
in Duluth and Minneapolis.
Misses Pearl and Ruth Rosser are
home from attending school in ST. Paul,
for their summer vacation.
All the schools in Itasca county closed
on Friday last for the summer vaca-
ton. w.
All the drives Of the several lumber
companies in this county are now in the
Mississippi river, and have been very
successfully operated. 81
A. B. Greening, representing the st.
Paul Globe, was soliciting subscriptions
among our citizens this week, and sue
ceeded in adding a few names to his
list.
The contract for the new, Central
school was let to Schwartz & Sprinkler,
OF Saginaw, Mich, their bid OF SAL
1921 being the lowest bid received.
A special election was held last tues
day for the purpose of voting on the
question of bonding the county in the
sum of $4,000 for erecting and furnish
ing a court house, and it passed OIL
very quietly, and e light vote was cast,
resulting in six to one in favor OF xhe
bonds. ~
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
TRIBUTE 70 THE SISTERS
A Protestant Editor Resents an
Attack by the A. P. a. Conspir-

ators. .- ~
The A. T. A. excitement in the lar
West has gotten into the newspapers and
the pulpits aud certain attacks on the SIS"
tiers of Charity in San Francisco nave
called out vigorous defense from the ed"
itor of the San Francisco Star, in which
lie pays an eloquent tribute to the loWly
Christian lives Of these consecrated Wo"
men. Omitting the part Of the editorial
in which the editor only weakens to tile
force Of his tribute by the bitterness OF his
language toward those who had attacked
the Sisters we quote his beautiful compli-
ment to them as follows:
"L,ook at the faces Of the noble women
called Sisters Of Charity, all agiow with
innocence. peace and love, who knowing
there is work FOR willing hands to do vol
unfairly give up the joys and pleasures Of
this world, and become Earth's Angels, by
their unselfish devotion to humanity. On
the battlefield, tenderly ministering to
the wounded: in the midst Of pestile1ce
from which even the bravest fly; by the
side of the ]eper loaths0rne even to him
self and summed by all others-these gen
tie souls are to be found and fear not TO
he bv the bedside Of the sick, TO give com
fort and hope. In the damp basement and
cold garnet. relieving misery ard want; to
give light to the ignorant and joy to the
despairing; to seek places where the
merely righteous may not go, and be rot
ashamed to take the erring ones by the
hand and kneel with them in prayer; to
visit the condemned wretch In the prison
cell and by kind words and deeds inspire
him with the love Of God, and give him
the peace Of mind which 'passeth al IN
derstanding ali these things, and mani
more, are the daily duties of these Sisters
Of Charity who worship at the Catholic
shrine. but whose creed to do good--eH,-
braces all the world and Is as broad as the
universe itself. d: 4. Il 8 n \
People must lose sigh of the fact That
there is more In religion than simply ga
ina to church, or IN going to any pantic-
s,Ilar denomina ional church. G tiars
I hould dwell toget her 81 IN ..ttlholt
{. tterness against each otier either il
haart sor III speech NE god book tells
"a. a1,Y hi ia I'll iraseI is
reiI witt he EN- tongue
stn 1is II A
Iion & { 8. !! I. q B il g
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
able events 81 the three days session;

able events 81 The three seasiit
Z Denny Harringtu Of Sash1 inntap olis,
was missed by all the younS ladies' sIry
to forget him, girls. He was nlarris l
recently, and IS now spending the honsy
moon, with his bride. 5S3 5sSs
Pat Churchill Of Il MlnneapC lis, Was
there, and everybody knew It within u
hour after the convention got Down to
business. Il. 3s.S 81
The selection OF Frank a. Barth, Of
Watertown, for presid lent, was a good
one and an honor we'll earned through
long years Of devotion to the ca',se.
The young ladies OF saltwater again
demonstrated that they are among the
best entertainers In the state aud ex-
ceedingly generous in their hospitality.
Good things to eat and drink Were
always to be found In convention hail.
and every few hours the delsgates
would be invited to take a recess until
lunch was served. f..
The selection Of Mrs. J, 2. MaGuire,
of ST. Paul, as delegate to the national
convention, is a we'll deserved coapil-
mont, both to herself and to her nus
band who has always been an active
co-worker In total abstinence work.
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
Convention Comment.

Il The familiar face OF James Dillon. OF
st. Paul, whose matchless oratory In
5spired zeal In the minds Of delegates 70
former conventions vas not tos he seen al
anywhere
ghee the cglores toEneys.of
l1 Isl
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
PLATING, Iyorette and Aristo..

Board with beautiful fountain, the
same to be placed III Como Park.
The closing exercises OF ST. Thomas
College were held On Thursday. The
program was varied and entertaining
and II AMY of Our citizens were in attend
The Irish standard., 1895-06-22


hne sermon, appropriate to the festival
of Corpus Christie. Father Christie, OF
St Stephens church. has charge Of the
mission at Minnetonka, and services will
be held in the above hall every Sunday
during the lake season.
John Ward, AZ years Of age, and en-
ployed as baggageman on the MilWau-
kee road, died very suddenly Tuesday
night of Inflammation of the bladder.
Mr.. Ward retired for the night In the
best Of spirits, although he has been In
poor health for several weeks. He
near the corner Of Twentieth avenue
south and Twenty eighth street.
John Christ. who was assaulted by
George Hnjida and John Nordewiskey
Sunday night on the Bohemian fats near
the Washington avenue bridge, Is re-
ported as on the rapid road to recovery
at the City hospital. Hnjfda languishes
In the county Jail In defanlt IL 81 900
bail, waiting for his hearing In the po-
! lice court June Is. NordeWis has
not as yet been arrested and the police
are, certain that he has left town. & u
The three famous brands at beer man;
sufactured by the Minneapolis brewing
Company are known as GILT Edge Extra
Pale end Weiner. The 1arst named lis
/ a superior article, and AS their latest
success. Gilt Edge has inEd an sifh-
nenseS sale. owing to- It's popular tty as 4
beverage among those Whn a5e ables to
4 Judge the good and bad qua table
I. beer. Every faInt llissi
Nithse ea4e
s
I'M 81 az r. X e Y Is s