The Irish standard., 1895-06-22

Ra01a,a MI anea McGfulE6 sES AQu &s MISS
Nellie Erwin we're united In marriage by
| Rev. Father, MALI 10y The bride was at
tended by her sister Miss Mary Erwin,
and the groom by Patrick Erwin, Jr. AT
ter the ceremony q wedding breakfast
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Erwin, 1888
Summer street Mr.. and Mrs. MCGUIRE
Will beat nome to friends after July 1 at
737 Summer street.
Martin Alberts, the young man who q
few months ago while acting as cashier
Of thes Creamery restaurant at 257 First
avenue south, went through the concern
to the tune Of $40, has been arrested at
Missoula, Mont, by Sheriff H. r. Nc
Laughlin, and he will be brought back
at once. The police have had men on
his trail ever since he departed and he
was finally located at Missoula, where
he was working and living quietly. Fast
living was the cause OF his downfall.
At All Souls Universalist church last
Sunday morning DR.. S. w. Sample an
nounced his resignation from the pas
torate of that church to accept a call to
the Independent church Of Jamestown
N. Y. This church is the only liberal
church in city of % 900 people, and is
very prosperous. DR.. Sample has cor
templated this step for some time, but
reluctance to leave his work in Mime
aDolis delayed his decision He will
formally leave his present pastorate
July L.: &
ALI the members Of the A. O. H.. and
D. of E. In Minneapolis are. cordially in
vitedto attend an ice cream social and
entertainment given by Division NO. 3,
D. of g., on Monday evening, June "a,
at their hail. corner Of Washington and
Tenth avenues north An excellent lit
erary and musical program will be rem
guarantee to their patrons very enjoy
able evening, for the small sum Of Is
cents.
The Irish Standard is pleased to an
nounce this week, the marriage Of Dem
mis- 2. Harrington. Of 612 Marshall
street, this city, to Miss Anna F. Hayes,
of La Crosse, Wis. The happy event
took place at the Church Of the Nativity
IN Chicago, on Thursday morning, June
49, Rev. Father Carton performed the
interesting ceremony. The brides SIS
ter attended her, and George Brett,
former Minneapolis boy, but now resi-
dent Of Chicago, was best man.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrington have arrived in the
city and will reside at 612 Marshall
street, where they will be at home to
friends after June 20.
Lawrence ]. Driscoll, Jr, son of L. J.
Driscoll, of 1913 East Twenty-first
street, disappeared from his home about
three weeks ago and has not been heard
of since He left his home to go to the
Bijou theater. He had some trouble in
school and this is thought to be the rea-
son why he left home. He was IA years
old, Is Of slight build and has two scars
on his face. He wore a. gray suit with,
knee pants.
Martin Burns and Duncan Mcmillan
will engage in wrestling contest this
Saturday evening at Athletic Park,
best three in five falls, mixed styles.
Both are in fine fettle, and the match
promises to be an interesting one. While
Burns, since defeating Lewis, the
Stranger, has no superior In catch-as-
catch-can wrestling in the world, the
mixed styles give Mcmillan a considera-
BILE advantage and the lovers of muscu-
lar development are assured a scientific
exhibition, and undoubtedly a close con-
test.
The majority of the local Building
and Loan Associations have filed their
assessment returns with City Attorney
Plummer, under protest, however, that
they are not liable to assessment for any
of their properties with the exception
of Office furniture. The associations do
ing business and liable to assessment
this year include the Security, Peoples,
National, Railway and the Pioneer.
City Assessor Plummer will Investigate
the matter. before deciding what action
to take.
The Minneapolis hotel and restaurant
walters have organized a union for the
mutual benefit OF themselves and their
employers. They ask uniform scale
of SO per week and board, in return for
which they guarantee frst-class help.
The first of the employers to accept the
scale are Regain Bros the leading res
taurant men Of the city. They have
written the secretary OF the Union, to
the effect that they are we'll satisfied to
pay the SCALE and they urge the Union
to not only stand firm for that figure
but also to demand their pay weekly.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Hennepin County Catholic Building and
Loan Association was held on Thursday
evening. The plan Of reorganization
of the association was presented and dis
cussed at length. No agreement was
reached. In the meantime both sides
to the controversy are an1iOusly await
ing the decision of the supreme court
in the McDonough case which will be
tried before that body next Thursday.
This decision will be Of great import
ance to all the members as 1t will deter
mine definitely whether borrowing
member paying In for nine years is re-
leased from his bond and mortgage Or
not. %
The application for stay OF pro-
ceedings in the case of Harry Hayward
was filed Wednesday morning with JUS
tice Mitchell, and the supreme court at
once took the matter under considera-
ton. The deliberations were, OF course,
executive, but it is known that there
was a difference Of opinion among the
members Of the court in regard to allow
ing any stay whatever, in which case
sheriff Holmberg would have proceeded
with the execution of Hayward on Fri
sday. Late in the afternoon the court
granted a stay of 80 days and Justice
Canty filed q dissenting opinion. The
stay granted is not nearly as long as
was expected by Hayward's attorneys
and will necessitate the taking up Of the
case of appeal at once. 1t is understood
that the court in granting the stay took
irto consideration the matter of taking
nm the case at the present term Of court,
-, that a decision in the matter can be
conf IDENTIFY expected before the court adj
journs fl July.
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