The Irish standard., 1895-11-23
STANDARD SIGNALS.

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Kierce for any attempt at bribery in the
Hayward matter.
On Thanksgiving Day Patrick Nc. Ell
liyost, of Glencoe. this state, and Mss
Sadie Henry, of this city, will be married
at Holy Rosary church.
Mrs Margaret Dunn, aged "a years
died at her late residence 3640 FirstRave-
nue. south, Thursday last and was buried
1t St. Mary's cemetery on Saturday.
On the evening of Thanksgiving Ed
ward J. Mclaughlin, of this city, and
Miss Jeanneste McGonigb, also Of Mime
apolis. will be married at Holy Rosary
church.
Patrick Pierce and wife, of Enderlin, N.
D. were welcome visitors to Minneapolis
during the past week. Mr.. Pierce is one
of the successful farmers of that vicinity
and reports an excellent crop this year.
Jack Dalton, of Seattle. was caller on
The Irish Standard Tuesday last. Mr..
Dalton is on his way to his former home
In Canada and stopped few days in the
Twin Cities 10 visit relatives and friends.
An aged man. named Thomas Egan,
fell backwads down a fight of stairs in
entering his boarding house on Wash
ington avenue near Third avenue south,
and sustained severe injuries. He was
removed to the City Hospital.
On Tuesday evening last, Edward Mon
Afghan and Mrs. Agnes Hedding were
married AZ Holy Rosary church by Faith
eT Nc Gill. The groonsman was Charles
eastman and the bridesmaid Miss
Mamie Lasher Both the contracting
parties belong to this city.
The annual Thanksgiving dinner and
entertainment in Holy Rosary parish will
be given as usual a. the school hall, on
the evening OF Nov. 2s Thanksgiving
day.. All who have attended past enter
tainmants On this holiday in Holy Rosary
parish viii be sure to go again.
A coroner's inquest was held upon the
remains of Michael Reynolds, the Great
Northern switch N killed Saturday
while making iiy . switch. There be-
ing no witnesses TO the accident the jury
brought in a verdict of accidental death,
blaming no one.
When the tax board met at the old
court house the chairman Of the county
board made bold to ask, among other
things, for $4,000 for the purpose Of run
ming the new court house. 1t was Sc
cured, but now they figure that it will
take at least $751; 900 per year for expenses.
A dramatic entertainment will be
given by the Anacreon Club in the school
hall of Holy Rosary church on Thanks
giving evening at O'Clock, with matinee
at ESQ. The play is entitled, Master
and Men," and porrtays the history of
strike. which will no doubt prove highly
interesting.
On Thanksgiving night sacred concert
will be given at the Church Of the Inn
naculate Conception, which will prove to
ne the finest musica, treat Of the season
4 chorus of 65 voices with an orchestra of
s5 pieces will render Memberships
HYMN Of Praise and Mozarts "Splen-
denie TIE Deus
William Sheppard, the driver of the
Underwriters patrol wagon, was fined
Monday in Judge Hollis court 81 or one
day Sheppard was found guilty some
days age, but sentence was not imposed.
Monday it was entered up and the I'm
oerwriters' attorneys took a stay OF 80
days with a view Of taking an appeal.
The application for a receiver for the
Eennepin County Catholic Building and
Loan association was before Judge Ell
lott again, but was continued until this
morning, when the concluding arguments
presented were in the same line as those
rather than law points.
The assignments for the December
term OF court have been made. Judge
Jamison will have charge of the criminal
calender. Judge Pond will have court
cases and the balance Of the judges will
t;ake care of the jury calendar. Judges
Ealden and Pond will take care of AnOka
and Wright counties.
Manager Scott has secured for the
Thanksgiving attraction at the Metropol-
stan that famous band of troubadours
known as Primrose and Vests Minstrels,
who will open an engagement with
special holiday matinee next Thursday
afternoon. The sale Of seats for the min
suels Will commence Monday.
James Bracket, a son Of Geo. A. Brack-
eft. ves voted the cigar stand privilege
by the county commissioners. out OF
large number OF applicants. There was
strong opposition to Bracket,
who was opposed by the labor unions,
and Commissioner Ryberg made Wig
eHous protest against mis- appointment.
Jerry c. Connell has opened his shop at
us Third avenue south and is now pre-
pared to do first class boot and shoe re-
pairing al reasonable rates. Jerry was
for many years in the employ Of G. K.
Marsh of this city. bat has concluded to
try for himself The patronage Of his
friends is desired. Work will be called
for and delivered.
Nj Stephen Lotus, a pioneer resident
o. this city is the recipient of congratula-
tons and best wishes OF his many friends
owing ID his recent marriage at Ascension
church. this city The bride'se name was
Mary Finley. Rev. j. Harrington per-
formed the interesting ceremony. Both
bride and groom are highly esteemed
members o. Ascension parish.
On Monday last Miss Ellen Shea
passed away at the home of her brother,
William Shea. 554. Seventh avenue
north. she was "a years of age, a victim
of consumption. Her remains were in
TERED al St. Anthony cemetery after the
celebration OF requiem mass at the
church of the Immaculate Conception,
on Wednesday morning.
The matter o. the application for a re-
ceiver for the Fennepin County Catholic
Building and Loan association has been
On trial in the district court during the
past week and will be resumed today be-
fore Judge Elliott. Messrs. McHale and
Davenport are defending the association,
and Louis FRESHMAN and Victor ].
WEIGH are for the prosecution.
The ladies Of ST. Charles church will
have festival for the benefit Of the parish
beginning Tuesday evening, Nov. rs, at
S. Charles parish church. Supper, re-