The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-11-30
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[ eugene Sullivan, roadmaster OF tn Min
neapoiis & st. Louis railroad, and Miss
4 Nellie G. Barrett, sister of Train Dis
hatcher Barrett, of the same road, were
!; married Monday morning at st. Law
renee Catholic church. Twelfth avenue
and Sixth street southeast, by, Rev. c..
Gents. 5q
Frank Longley the miller who assault
ed the letter carrier Several days ago, had
an examination befures United States
Commissioner Bowen Tuesday, and, was
held to the grand jury in $500. bonds.
The case of Clara G. Mcclure VS.. the
Mississippi and Rum River Boom Com
pany. and that of W, S. Hull and Co. VS..
Cara c. Mcclure, have been dismissed
bv stipulation. in the district court. Each
suit is an offset and both in regard to a
large deal in logs in connection with the
n. P. Clarke Company, assigned.
Joseph Jefferson, the eminent comedi-
an, was the guest of honor al a luncheon
given at Fair Oaks by Senator Wash
burn. Mr. Jefferson was met by num-
Der of men prominent in business and
professional life. Luncheon was served
at 1870 D. NJ, and covers were laid for Ia
guests. Those at the table We're Mr.. JEFF
felson DR.. w. w, Folwell, Judge NJ. B.
Koon, Dean w. S. Pattee, Col john T.
West, Messrs. F H. Peavey. G. J.. Mar
tin. f. D. Underwood, W. E. Haskell, ]. S.
Mclean. w. J, Murphy, w. d. Washburn,
Il. c Washburn and Senator Washburn. ;.
P. Griffith, one of the progressive
farmers Of Stevens county, residing near
Morris, is visitor in the city.
The suits brought by Lora Perkins
against the Insurance companies were
filed Saturday by A. Fl. Hall. One is
against the Fidelity and Casualty Conn
pany for $4,000, and the other against
the Security Mutual for $500.
The case of Hurley ct all. against the
Hennepin County Catholic Building and
Loan association, being the action in
which receiver is asked for by num-
Der OF the shareholders, was finally ar
and submitted
Dan E.. Hickey, a conductor on the St.
Paul & Duluth road, who runs between
st. Paul and Duluth, swore out warrant
for the arrest Of D. J. Leary, formerly a
SCaJlOu agent dl ildlu CdSlt JuAICiou, Ou
a charge of threatened murder. Leary
has been for some time carrying a large
gun which he intended to devote to the
extinction of Hickey whenever he should
find him. Leary went to the union de-
pot the other day intending to murder
his man there, but failed to find him.
The wouldIbe murderer claims that
Hickey :broke up his domestic rela-
lions
Chas. H. Yales Greater Twelve Temp
tations" will be the attraction at the
Bijou Opera House, for one week COM
mencing tomorrow evening, with the us
ual matinees.
The popular Irish comedian, Eugene
O'Rourke. who has joined the stellar
ranks in a new Irish comedydrama,
specially written for him by the we'll
known actor and dramatist. Mark Price,
will appear at the Bijou shortly. The
title of the play is ''The Wicklow Post
man" and in the character of Larry Don
lin, Eibernian mail-carrier, Mr..
O'Rourke is said to have part that will
suit him admirably. He will be sup
ported by Miss Matte Ferguson and
capable company, and the play will be
lavishly mounted with special scenery
and mechanical effects.
A young man by the name of MCGOWAN,
aged II years, employed at the grocery
store of Hicks & French, Stevens avenue
and Twenty~sixth street, left home with
the intention of skating at Lake Calhoun
on Thanksgiving afternoon, and up to
late hour that evening nothing had been
heard 81 him. The matter was reported
to the police Of the Fifth precinct station,
and the officers who are stationed in the
neighborhood Of the lake were notified.
No accidents were reported at the lake.
John Hoy died at the residence of his
father, Hugh Hoy, 919 Fifth street north,
at Y o'clock noon on Thursday. The de-
ceased was 80 years of age and he has
been a sufferer from pneumonia for the
past year. He leaves wife and three
children to mourn his loss. The funeral
took place:from the residence ait $50 this
morning.
NJ. M. Shields, editor of the Faribault
Pilot, was among the number from the
outside who attended. the lecture deliv-
cred by Senator David B. Hill at the Ly-
oeum last Wednesday, night.
The calendar for the December term in
the district court will be about as lengthy
as that of a year ago, 720 cases all told
being on it's calendar to date, and the
clerk of courts figures on about $50 cases
before the list is closed. This is exclusive
Of the criminal cases.
The names of jurors have run short in
the jury box and an additional list of 900
names will be added for the December
term of court.
The Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton was the scene of pretty wedding
ceremony last Wednesday morning at the
9 o'clock mass. At that hour Miss Mary
Barrett was united in marriage to John
Calvin, Rev. Jeremiah Prendergast offici-
ating The bride was assisted by, Miss
Nora Riordan. and the groom's best man
was Eugene Calvin. A large number of
friends and relatives assembled at the
church to witness the important event.
The bride is a very popular young lady,
and the groom is we'll known and popua
lar young man, who has served in the.
capacity of sidewalk inspector for the
city of Minneapolis for more than six
years past. MIR. and Mrs. Calvin will oc-
cupy their new residence, GOT Fourth
street northeast.
On December Sth. the feast of the Inn
maculate Conception Right Rev. James
Nice olriclS, Bishop Of Duluth, will deliver
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