The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-09-14
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Miss Mae Melchisadsch, Of PA Sixth
avenue northeast, is spending couple O
weeks In Chicago. N ssg 5ssss
Mr.. p. Casey and daughter Julia, o1
Prescott, Wis.,, were visitors to the city
and Fair this week.
Mrs. T. Brennan, OF Great Falls, Mont,
returned home this week after an ex-
tended visit in the East. ss
Harry Hayward is now undergoing sol
itary confinement, as 1t is thought that
he had lately formed an ftentiOn Of break
Ing Jail lt4,,..
At the request Of Attorney Nye and the
prosecuting witness, the action against
VIM. Lee, charging him with seduction
under promise of marriage was dismissed
by the grand jury.
w. J. Taylor, held to the United States
grand jury on charge of counterfeiting
was fully exonerated Saturday, when the
jury, after careful examination, returned
a release. setting him free.
The farewell call Of civil cases was
heard in the old court house Tuesday
morning, and by the time the district court
commences another term 1t Is believed
the new county building will be habited
John Thomas, more commonly known
as George Ga1usha, residing at 1O2 Mill
street, on the flats below Washington
avenue bridge, committed suicide on Sat
urday night by firing bullet into his
brain.
Michael Hoban, the young postoftice
clerk charged with tampering with the
mails, was set at liberty by the grand
jury yesterday, falling to find an indict-
ment against him after a long and thor
ough examination.
It appears now to be pretty we'll deter
mined that Mrs. Perkins will get no bail
There was a CLEAN of hope Tuesday
morning that a much needed sfgner to
her bail bond would be found, but it ap-
pears to have been in vain. Is
The new rule preventing visitors from
calling upon Harry Hayward is being
rigidIy enforced. Ernest Goodsell, Har.
ry's cousin, is the latest victim. Mrs
Hayward, however, called upon her Tues
day. afternoon, however, and had long
conference with him.
Zepherin Paquette and Alphonzo Oo,,.
let, charged with illicit listilling whisky
were brought before Judge Nelson yester.
day and changed their pleas to guilty
Paquette was sentenced to pay fine OF
1000 and to spend six months in the
county Jail. 4 4
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Smith B. Hall and Miss
Mary de Luce White, of Kansas City, on
Thursday evening, Sept. "a. at Trinity
Church, In that city. Mr.. Hall is well
known In this city and st. Paul, having
for years held prominent positions on
different datlies in the Twin Cities.
The reception and dinner given to Col.
Page, the new commandant at Fort Shell
irg, and the commissioned officers of the
post at the Commercial Club on Saturday
night was a pleasant affair. The guests
arrived from the Fort at 6:45 by the Mil
waukee road, and were met by a COM
mittee of the club with carriages.
Mrs. w. J. Tousley, of Howard Lake
Mimi, who has been the guest of Mrs
Edw. O'Brien, 81 Fifth avenue north
on Saturday last. Both Mr.. and Mrs
Tousley were numbered among the thou
sends who attended the State Fair during
the week now drawing to close.
The Hibernian Rifles of st. Paul will
give the first social dance Of the season
on Friday evening, Sept. 20, at the Cen
trail Hall, corner of Sixth and Seventh
streets The Htbernian Rif1eseof Minnie
apolis are invited to attend in dress uni
form. There is a good time assured
t. Music will be furnished by Pepin's or
chestra. e&
The 18th anniversary of the ceremony
Of laying the corner stone Of old Fort
Smelling was duly celebrated yesterday
The ceremonies were quite largely at.
tended, notwithstanding the numerous
other attractions which are this week II
progress. There was a notable crowd o.
people present, among those named be.
ing dignitaries of both state and church
civil and military.
Many old settlers will be panied te
learn of the death Of Charles H. Keator
one Of the best known pioneers, which
occurred Tuesday night at the home, IL;
Seventh street southeast, in which he has
been patient sufferer for about Is years
For years he has been confined to his
house, and has, therefore, not beer
around among the people, and had drop.
ped out Of public view
Miss M. T. Whaley's kindergarten, for
merly at St. Charles Church, Thirteenth
avenue south and Fourth street, has beer
removed to 1910 Portland avenue. There
are Is pupils in attendance at present
with accommod ations for rs in all. -Four
teachers are employed, Miss Slocum be-
: ing the primary teacher, and Miss Beau
ford music teacher, while the Misse!
Whaley and Griffith give their attention
to kindergarten work.
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North Star state convened Tuesda,
morning in their second state convention
at Century Hall. About half a hundred
began, but they were all earnest
thoughtful men, assembled together il
the interests Of a common cause, ant
they talked good, common sense all day
The object of this organization is the ele
walton of the craft in science, in litera
ture and In anatomy.
The nolles entered by the grand jur.
in large number Of the old criminal &C
tons makes the calendar one Of the light
est in the history Of the criminal bust
ness Of the country, barring the Perkin,
case. The calendar is 30 arranged that
providing an indictment is returned, Mrs
Perkins can have her case set immediate
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postponed until late in the term and tn,
hearing can be held as soon as the date o
the trial is decided upon. s.
Mrs Kate DonohuesS wife, OF Nichola
Donohue, postmaster at New Richmond
Wis, died. On Wednesday of last week
: The funeral took place on the Friday fol
lowing from the church OF the Immacl,
late Conception, which was one Of tn
largest ever held in the city. Rev. III