The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-10-24

afternoon Of last week at Nicoliet avenue
and Tenth street. The dead man was about
! 23years old, and had been in the employ of
the Harrisons but short time.".r~t .,a,
Father Cleary began his course Of win
Ter Sunday night lectures at St. Charles
Church on last Sunday evening, taking
For his subject the Drink Plague. These
lectures Will be continued each. Sunday
night and VIII undoubtedly be we'll at
tended as they deserve to be and as they
have been in the past.
u. X. O'Brien's plumbing establishment
At 2438 Fourteenth avenue south was en-
tered by burglars Sunday night and about
+ $40 worth of tools stolen. A rear dooor was
forged to gain an entrance. A number Of
vacant houses in the same vicinity were
also visited by the thieves andnabout $50
worth of carpenter tools stolen.e.e,cce a.4
Tim Kennedy, of 1927 Harmon place,
was thrown from his buggy Monday morn
ing on Tenth street near Nico..et and lay
UNCONSCIOUS IN the street until found by
messenger boy, who notified the police,
and the patrol wagon took Kennedy nome.
Kennedy's head was painfully. cut :. and
bruised, but he was otherwise -uninjured
He stated that his horse became un1llan-
ageable and ran away
Senator Daniels, the handsome and dig
nif1ed looking statesman from Virginia,
who. was temporary chairman oil the
famous convention that nominated Bryan,
IS going to visit Minneapolis some time
within the next few days and deliver a
silver speech. Senator Daniels .s' one OF
the greatest orators n congress- :..and
his coming is being anxiously awaited by
The free silver forces Of the city, Nj.
An Austrian nobleman, Duke Supleho, is
in the city arranging to have an emlgra-
zion bureau established here, through
which his countrymen may lind MONIES IN
the state Owing to the over7croWded
conditions OF the European country, some
:: f the people are suffering hardships, and
It Us necessary for some to leave. MIME
sofa is considered the best place, ana &C
cording.y the em.grants will be advised to
come here.
Minneapolis is to have the pleasure OF
hearing Ian MacLaren, the most famous
living author. Rev. John Watson Qan
MacLaren) has arrived in this country
and began series of lectures and read
,nes from his own works, that have
proved the greatest drawing card since
the phenomenal turnouts to hear 'Hanley
on his last tour Of America. Ian Mac
Laren, Will be heard at the Lyceum Thea
ter, the 9th and 2sth. - .-
q The Ladies' Bryan Bimetallic Club will
hold it's regular meeting, Saturday, Oct.
~. at Q D. m. Hon. Sidney M. Owen is ex-.
rected to attend the meeting. AL the Ia.
aiessof the city;.whether members, of"the
club or not, are cordially invited to at
tend This club meets Monday, Wednes-
day and Saturday, at p. M, and Tues
day and Thursday evenings at 1880 p M
4 Tue Democrats are looking forward
with great hopes Of securing Senator Henry
M Teller to make speech IN lner -Atel-
ests OF silver in Minneapolis in the next
few days Senator Teller, 1t is bel1eved,
would do almost as good as Mr.. Bryan
himself, :nasmuch ais he IS about the ONLY
holfing Republican who is still held in high
regard by the Republicans. While he is
not an e.ouuent orator, he is an earnest
ard thoughtful speaker and is known to
he one of the best posted as we'll as one OF
the most scholarly men in the country.
Some talk has been INDUCED n to the
effect that Sheriff Barnes, OF Bismarck,
would send to the sheriff of Hennepln
county to secure the Hayward galloWs Tor
the execution of Kent. Should he. send
here he would be obliged to arrange with
+he palace Museum for the structure, as IL
was purchased by that amusement enter
nrise from the county. 1t now Les III tae
allev back of the museum, and could prob
+ anly be purchased cheap.y. 1t is doubtful,
D however. Il it would do for actual use,
4 as It has been badly used. ~ % --'f'-
4 Following Eddie Foy' at the"BlJou,
Hsocal theater-goers will be pleased to learn
Sthayt the management announces a. return
visit Of that popular melodramatlc sue
iscess. .In Old Kentucky" Notw-thstand-
Ting the fact that it's visit here IN septei1-
sber. was the fifth or sixth time that the
xplay has beens given here, yetsy notWltnr
$atanding this fact, the business, on that
Recession was immeasure bly, greater tnanf
ever before, and so numerous were the
n demands for seats, and owing to- the fact
that so great number of people were I'M
abe to witness the production on account.
5ef the crowds, the management decided to
N NAV this return engagement: 20 It will
Z nrobably be a long time before the Amer
L lean stage will record the success. o. q
inc b-drarna as popular and W,.Sds--spread
!; as has favored 'In Old Kentucky, 80:
S The Sunday school re-opened last Sun
ffflav In st. Lawrence Parish, with a very
II good enrolment. 1t is hello atS9 a. M,
{. much to the satisfaction of the mothers.
The choir has been re-organized and with
r Miss AckeIson ais instructress and direct,
ress, and Miss Lochren as organlst, prom
#ises.to prove very attractive feature of
4 the services in the near future. 3 A: series
3 az Sunday evening discourses was inaug-
&iurated last Sunday by the new pastor,
REV. Joseph F. Busch, and brought out a
I large congregation. Tie first lecture was
4 on Religion, lis Competent = Elements
and Their Relative Importanee.s. It is
1 proposed to illustrate the various phases
& 0f the spiritual life by analogies from the
natural life, somewhat in tie style of
BISHOP. Buffers ".Analcgiss,' ganiy: Sir
Henry Drun.noads Natural Lazy in the
IsEEiHitral World" which no doubt VII be-
& both interesting and instructive
Next Thursday night, at the Htetrup5,i-
Tan Opera House, Chauncey Oaeott, the
MeleYerest OF IRISH comedians, wilks begin
q a three nights engagement in esserses Of
Irish plays His opeli2 6 bill will be- The
Irish Artist = a pay in which he yach,. eyed
fame and made more mon
.#ev,s.n the eastern cities, and which comes
ND IT'D us, PRESIDED by much praise from the
Epfsss Of t:latl section Anothes. new pay,
he minstrel Of Glaze" which had d /
len and succee sui run ii New York CT !
y season. i'll sEe FF-sassnsed on
night. M aVs:s r.: ee.. n which AT. sG55-.
81 has been seen here before, IA be /
IA bill on Gay Islg BIT sand SaturUay
q nsn. lS sir III In stf MN