The Irish standard., 1895-06-15
STANDARD SIGNALS

] by our .scity fathers last Thursday even
Ing at the West S. I! a /.
Tuesday afternoon the Warren-sehar
!. Asphalt Company commenced repairing
the pavement on Hennepin avenue which
was set last fall. tFs e s
Chief Of Police Smith issued an order
Tuesday night TO have gambling houses
shut up and quit business. The order
thus far has been enforced by the police.
/, The central Office OF the. Minneapolis
brewing Company IS located at 3O4 Mic
! ollet avenue Telephone 4S6 or 1172 for
Q case of Gilt Edge, Weiner or Extra
Pale Beer. I
John H. Smith has returned home
after few ;weeks' sojourn in Oregon.
Mr.. Smith is we'll pleased with that sec
:, ton Of the state known as the Yamhill
country. sfS
The Young Ladies' Society Of st.
!: Stephens Church. gave g lawn social
Tuesday evening at the church grounds,
ron the corner Of Twenty second street
land Clinton avenue.
The annual saloon license of all sa-
looms expire in the course Of two weeks
and the saloonkeepers are beginning to
take out their new licenses. Last year the
. city derived revenue of S26S,000 from
IS =
this source.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Somers departed for
their future home at Olivia, Mimi, last
Wednesday. The young couple were
married recently and their many friends
In this city wish them bright and pros
porous future in their new home.
julius Fortwingler has been appointed
administrator of the estate Of Geo. Fort
wingler, Jr, whose death resulted recent
Fly from an accident at Edna.
DR.. D. F. O'Connor, of Grand Meadow,
MINI, paid the Irish Standard a visit
fthis week while attending the Odd Fell
3ow convention in this city. 4.
There will be grand celebration at
. Cahtlltown on the Fourth Of July. Di-
: vision No. S. A. o. H., will give a pic
mic In the vicinity Of the school house
} and there will be baseball game be-
tween the Cahill team and members OF
the city divisions of the order. Various
/ athletic sports, trap shooting, crep
breaking, ETC., will be INDUCED in.
A most hattering offer has been made
to Prot. George e. Mclean, of the Uni
versity of Minnesota, to accept the chan
cellorship Of the University of Nebraska,
and q definite answer will be given In a
few days. The vacancy in the Nebraska
faculty is caused by the resignation Of
Chancellor, Garfield, who recently &C
cepted the presidency Of the Ohio Uni
versity.
Charles Quinn, blacksmith, residing
at 2413 Fifth avenue south, was very seri-
ously injured Tuesday afternoon while
engaged in shoeing a horse Quinn had
Just finished putting on shoe and start
ed to rise up and move his tool box, which
scared the horse. The horse rose on its
hind feet and it's front hoof struck Quinn
upon the head, inflicting very severe
scalp wound.
Last wednesday morning carpenter
named Samuel Dorset, who lives at 125
plymouth avenue fell from the roof Of a
building at 81 Cottage Grove and sus-
tanned several severe injuries. The col
lar bone was broken, the shoulder dislo-
Gated, the hip was injured and he was
also hurt internally. He was removed to
the city hospital in the Central patrol
wagon 2 Dorsett is an unmarried man: : :.
Petty thieves are again making their
presence very much felt in the CITY,
Two rehberies which occurred Monday
might have been reported. The confec-
tionery store Of Frank Zimmers at 1901
Washington avenue north, was done
to the extent Of about SIS, and J. e. Mil
Ter, of 1901 Eighth street southeast,
nourns the loss Of valuable horse and
buggy.
Judge E. w. COMFY, of Pembina, N. D.,
was In the city on his way to Ireland
where he will spend the summer. Judge
COMFY is q brother Of the celebrated Bish.
op COMFY, Of Killala The Judge will at
tend the Maynooth College centennial
3nH& v,,}lY $olr Mo m
and will no doubt be called upon, to speak
on America" being an orator Of wide
rspute.
has arranged an entirely new repertoire
day night and Tuesday matinee "DorO-
thy" Tuesday night, "The Grand
Duchess" Wednesday night and Thurs
day Matinee bohemian Girl" Thurs
day night, "Boccacio;' Friday night,
'Indiana;'' Saturday matinee, "Olivette"
and Saturday night 'The Two Vaga-
bonds"
Next Wednesday evening, June IS, the
lawn festival for the benefit Of the House
II the Good Shepherd will be given on
the grounds of the institution, corner of
Bloomington avenue and Twenty-sev-
enth street If the weather is fine the
grounds will be filled to OVERLOOKING.
~ The st. Anthony Total Abstinence So
ciety held meeting last Sunday and
elected John Foley and John Clifford as
delegates to the convention at Saltwater
on June 10 and 10.
{, Lieut.. George Morgan, of the State
University, has reported to Adjt.-Gen.
Nuremberg that seven of the University
cadets are competent to drill state
troops. They are B.. Fay Smith, of ST.
Paul; w. j. Taylor r. Nj. Rounds, =.
Root Elwell and c.. O. 4. Olson, Of Min
neapolis; B. p Shepard. of st. Charles,
and E. A. Peterson, OF Red Wing. The
law requires the Instructor to report to
the adiutant general every year the
names Of the cadets who are especially
we'll qualified for military services.
The st. Charles Temperance Guild Of
Father Cleary's parish will celebrate
their first anniversary by q dramatic en-.
tertainnent on Friday evening, June q ],
at DANA Hall, Fifth street and Cedar
avenue The play that will be presented
that evening will be The Shamrock and
Rose a beautiful Irish drama, and. the
cast includes some OF the best amateur
talent in the city, who have been actively
rehearstng for some time under the efti-
cient instruction of 81. A.. Carlyle. late
Of the Lyceum Theater, London. a very
enjoyable evenings entertainment is as
sured everyone attending. &. II Is
E. AZ Montgomery was appointed ref :,
cree by Judge Elliott Tuesday morning
TO classify fine claims aFpreRatfng about