The Irish standard., 1896-05-02
On IT'S 50

the position Of chief operator and Miss Hate
Mallon first assistant Chief operator. !.
Bramblett & Beyget, the engravers of
the Twin Cities, have issued a handsome
calendar for the year which shows the
highest style Of art and Is a proof of the
work produced by the firm. "A
81 Edgar p. Lawshea, clerk at Heffeldnger's
store. pleaded guilty to grand larceny in the
second degree on Wednesday and was sem
fenced to the workhouse for 80 days. Nc
Cauley, his alleged accomplish in robbing
the firm will be tried next week. go. {. i,
The installation Of ST. Mary's Court,
Catholic Order Of Foresters, will take
place next Sunday, tomorrow at $50
p. m. at Kstler's hall, corner Sixth ave-
nue. north sand Lyndale. All brother
Foresters are invited to attend. III
Hoyt's most enduring success, "a Tex
as Steer" will be presented at the Met
ropolitan for four nights and popular
price matinee beginning Sunday evening.
by a carefully selected company OF come
dams.
Mary Brady, widow 4S years old, was
found dead In her home at AL Second
street norta, Tuesday morning, by neigh.
bOrs. The deceased Is said to have lived
there for several months in sickly condi-
ton. Heart failure is attributed as the
cause Of her death. She leaves four chill
dren. n.s
Dennis Minogue, the manufacturer OF
marble and granite monuments at 203
Eighth avenue northeast, is also becom-
ing famous as sculptor. He has just
finished from photograph life sized
bust of the late Capt. Michael Hoy.
which is an excellent likeness of Mr.. Hoy
as he appeared when the picture was tax.
en- some ten or twelve years ago. The
bust is on exhibition at the above num-
Der where those desiring to see the work
are invited to call.
The superb Stapleton Company will
gagement at the Metropolitan the last
Belasoo and DaMilles greatest play,
"The Charity Ball" The piece is q So
the American Metropolis and with such
clever organization to interpret it's
beautiful story as the Stapleton company
is sure to be on the high plane noted
in their previous productions.
Dan Ryan, who created such furore,
in police circles this winter by quietly
walking out of the courtroom when I'M
der an indictment for burglary in the
third degree, for unlawfully entering
John w. Orth's residence. appeared in
court with his attorney last week and en-
tered q plea OF guilty as charged in the
Indictment. The court thought a reform
atory sentence would help him in his de-
sire for better citizenship, and SO or
dered. H..
Junot Buxton, ex-cashier of the Min
neapolis postofice, on Tuesday waived
a preliminary hearing before United
States Commissioner Bowen, and was
held for the action of the United States
grand jury, which will meet next Sep
TENDER. His bail was fixed at $500 in
default of which he went to Jail. The
court will fix the final amount of bail lat
or on when it. is thought Buxton will be
released from Jail.
Jacob Fjelde is still lingering between
life and death. No change has occurred,
and yet the very fact that. he is still
living seems to indicate a slight change
for the better, The physicians are as
tonished, as there was every. indication
last Sunday evening that he should not
be able to live over the night. They dare
not, however, give any hope, as the re-
covery of the artist would be almost phe-
nomenal.
Mrs. Mary Tighe, wife of Thomas
Tighe, l40S Twenty-first street south,
died at the family residence last Monday
morning. She had resided in the state
IS years, and in Minneapolis 81 years.
She leaves six children, John, Annie,
Robert, Lillian, Nellie, Tighe and Mrs.
R. Crosby, all of whom live in this city.
The funeral was held on Wednesday
from Holy Rosary church
where solemn requiem mass was cele-
brated. The remains were inferred at
st. Mary's cemetery. The deceased was
81 years of age.
Judge Russell has been placed in the
position of client in a court in which
he has jurisdiction. He was one OF the
stockholders in the Citizens, Bank. at
the time OF the assignment and as such
judgment was returned against him in
the action of James G. Harper, as in
tervenor, against Walter N. Carroll, as
signee of the Citizens Bank. Judge Rus
Kingman, has made motion that he be
allowed to file an amended answer in
the action. He alleged that he had in
formation which was not in the posses
sion of his attorneys, Hahn & Hawley,
when the original answer was made.
Some one has wisely said "that novelty
is the parent of pleasure and that laugh
ter is not the least necessity Of man
kind" Taking these teachings to heart,
Mr.. John j. Burke late principal COM
edian of David Henderson's Extravagan-
"a Company, has surrounded himself
with superb company OF singers and
comedians and will present for public
favor the latest three-act absllrdity ell
titled "The Doctor" at the 3ijou follow
ing the engagement of Gus Hills novel
ties. The plot of the comedy is new
one and deals with an escaped lunatic
who passes himself Off as the doctor
While he is attending a patient the real
doctor puts in an appearance and the
lunatic has him bound hand and foot
as the real maniac and Immediately CONF 4
mences to get even with him for the
treatment he has received at his hands.
at the asylum. Out of this the; author
has manufactured comedy !. OF more
than usual interest. Also appreciating
the attraction of pretty faces and hand
some costumes: the management has en-
gagged a number of pretty girls who are
as talented as they are pretty and who
will Introduce some clever specialties
throughout the performance.
Y Mr.. and Mrs John Sexton were pleas.
antly surprised last Monday evening,
April ~, by a large number of their