The Irish standard., 1895-06-29
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s Ds vitt Trairnags the famous
Brooklyn preacher lecture list vVednes-
4 dAy evening to- as large aud ience Ut the
{ Metr0pOlit tan Opera HOUSE, his subject
being The Brigh Side of hings. e
Ihs Daughters 81 isabella ,wilI hold d
regular meeting next Tuesday evening
a Labor tempt {. Every Catholic wo-
man In the city iii Invited 10; be present
Of, send ii her name tor mem bership.
Thes Sisters of the House % the Good
Shepherds wish to thank the ladies and
! the public IA general who BY their work
I and means contributed 80 generously
toward the success Of their recent lawn
festival. 4s n II ss5 @S5 $54 4t as B;
The census Of the city, as taken by the
police officers. has been about completed
and so that an approximate estimate can
be made Of the entire population Of the
!, city, which is estimted at 201, $50 actual
people enumerated. S
Father j. M. Cleary left on wednesday
evening for East Troy, Wis, to attend
the golden wedding of his parents who
were married on June 20, 1876. The
six sons of the happy couple will be pres
ent on the occasion.
Sergeant Leonard, who has charge of
the arrangements for the policemen 8
picnic, has received letter from Boutell
Bros, in which that firm offers to donate
rocking chair worth $50 as one of the
prizes to be contested for In the COM
petitive games to be arranged latter.
s. The jury in the case Of G. A. Smith
against tile q. w. Backus Lumber com
;pany returned verdict for the plaintiff
In tho sum Of 81 300. Smith had his eye
torn out and his face lacerated by his
raw striking a piece OF iron in a log at
I the Bsckus mill.
4 The members Of the Hennepin County
Catholic Building and Loan Association
met again last Wednesday evening at
4 Washington hall to discuss the affairs of
] the association. No definite action was
taken, but the general tendency seems
Ito be toward the appointment of a re-
ceiver ssy
II The census committe requests that the
name and address of all persons temper
$sTilyf out Of the city, who are likely to
be missed by the enumerators, be sent to
Census Headquarters, ZIG Lumber Ex-
Schan8e, and also the names of all per-
gons who have moved away since, June
1, giving last city address.
The American Asphalt company will
be- compelled to pay penalty OF S20
4 per day after July / 1t Nioollet avenue
10 not ready to travel by that time.
, AS At will be at least two weeks before
the street can be used, the city will hold
back neat little sum, unless the coun-
tScil grants the company more time.
Wednesday, evening a meeting Of the
Single Tax League was held, and the
members present resolved to give fare
we'll testimonial to Rev. s. w. Sample
next Monday evening at All Souls
church, and thus testify their love and
respect for him before he departs from
the city to take charge of church IN
the East.
Suits were begun In the United States
circuit court last Monday by Charles G..
Rupert, Of the state Of Delaware, against
John T. Blaisdell, of this city, on three
prornissory notes made in 1889 for the re-
spective sums of IS 900, s., 500 and 81, 900.
These notes are parts Of the Blaisdell
paper used by Frank Collom as collateral
in the transaction which resulted in the
latter's prosecution in this city five years
since.
The confectionery store of Charles
OMalley, ga Sixth street south, was en-
tered by burglars early Wednesday
morning, and S25 worth Of cigars were
stolen. The thieves gained entrance
through the netting OYER the door lead
ing to- Sixth street. Officer SGoulet was
taking lunch at the time, and the sly
operators were evidently aware Of his
absence. He discovered the burglary inn
mediately after returning.
Inspector John Hoy arrived home on
Wednesday evening having In custody
Martin sAlberts. the alleged defaulter,
who was captured In Missoula, Mont,
last week Alberts refused to accom-
pany the officer without the necessary
papers which were procured. The al
legged offense was the taking Of $780, the
property Of the Monehan Bottling com
pany, for which Alberts acted as cashier
at the Creamery restaurant. .5f,
John s. Potter, who is wanted in
Greencastle, Ind, ON the charge of grand
! larceny was taken back to- the city last
Monday night Potter, clerk OF the Com
inercfal hotel In Greencastle and is al
legged to have absconded with $3.50 which
had been entrusted to his care by one
of the guests OF the house. He was ar
rested at the West hotel where he had
been living like prince for nearly a
!, week and where he is said to still owe
quits large bill. Il. 5: +, n .>.
On Wednesday morning an important
matrimonial event occurred at the 9
o'clock mass at the Church of ST. Bonifacs.
AT that hour Miss Anna Kohl and Henry
w. 'Howling were Joined In wedlock By
Rev. Father Timothy. The bride was as
sisted By Miss Lena GILES and the groom
BY Will ]. Kohl After the ceremony q
wed ding breakfast was served at the home
Of the brides mother, Mrs. j. r. Kohl,
1922 washington street northeast. Mr..
and Mrs. HoWling are spending the honey
moon at Minnetonka. 55a 81 II +. s.s&
The county commissioners held q long
and tedious session last Tuesday morn
ing to act on the question OF collecting
delinquent personal taxes There are
STOUT 100 persons delinquent In their
iSs4 taxes, most OF them Of very small
amounts These include many that
amount to 81 or less, Il will cost about
$3.50 to enter tax judgment In these
cases, as the sheriff's and publication
fees must be paid, and hence there is
an actual saving Of money in canceling
a large part OF them, ST
The city readers Of this column must
not forged the grand Fourth OF July cele-
bration on the grounds Of Ascension
church, 18th ne. N. and Dupont Ave.
There will be splendid sports, consisting
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