The Irish standard., 1896-05-16
STANDARD SIGNALS

Hiss Alice Kelliher, who was injured
5SsNicOllet avenue last Saturday by fall
Esa from her wheel, is thought to be
IRE seriously injured than was at first
opposed.
archbishop Ireland will deliver the
mon at the high mass tomorrow at
fl Charles church. In the afternoon at
CLOCK the Archbishop will admins
The sacrament of confirmation to up
ssStds of 250 persons at the same church.
B tomorrow evening sacred concert,
Ter the auspices Of the Holy Name
s iety Of Ascension parish, and lee
by Rev. P. Danehy, will be given
3ae church of the Ascension at 8
mick. The admission will be Is cents.
sJhesiff Holmberg has released from
,ssstody his federal prisoner, Junot D.
Buxton, bond for his bail in the sum of
S'$2,500 having been furnished by E. 3.
Austin, William Liggett and Ezra w.
Goddard.
IN John W. Graham; one Of Spokane's
solid business men, was in Minneapolis
during the past week, the guest OF Mr.
d and Mrs. J. S. Coughlin. Mr.. Graham
was on his way to New York on bust
1ness.
III The Phoenix Laundry has established
ts reputation unsurpassed for all kinds
sbf laundry work. Ladies shirt waists
never look finer than when done up by
z the Phoenix, 3l5 First avenue south
Telephone 1928.
81 Mr.. and Mrs M. Coughlin, of 255 FIRE.
mont avenue north, have the sympathy
tsf their many friends in the bereave-
anent they have sustained. caused by the
death, on Tuesday last, OF their little
son, aged 20 months. =.
! Judge P. NJ. Janney father of T. B.
s,sJanney, died at the residence OF his
daughter, Mrs. E. J. Moles, Tuesday aft
{ ernoon, at the age of Sc years. The de-
ceased has been ai]ing for the past eight
months. Judge Janney came from llll-
nois to this city about 30 years ago, and
has been resident ever since.
The death of John Mccormick, one Of
the oldest residents of this state occurred
Thursday Of last week at his home in
Corcoran, at the age of 80. The deceased
i leaves a widow and two sons, John and
I Williams Mccormick. The funeral was
J. held last Saturday from the Catholic
church at Maple Grove, where requiem
mass was celebrated.
Work on the great reservoir began
again Monday and the big hole was alive
{ with hundreds of men and teams who
! will hurry along the work of completing
the vast enterprise. Nothing has been
done on the reservoir for nearly six
aasasnths but the work will be rapidly
Aished to completion now. The funds
now on hand will prosecute the work
for several months.
~ Annie Moore, as administrator, is the
plaintiff in an action against the Great
Northern Railway Company, before
Judge Pond. The plaintiff sues the Great
Northern road for $4,000, alleging that
It was due to the carelessness OF the
Great Northern road that her, husband
came to his death June %, 1895, in the
ward of the defendant corporations rail
road.
walter Fewer is free man. The jury
who heard his trial brought In YER
dict of not guilty Of the charge against
him in an indictment. Fewer was al
legged to have committed an assault on
officer Thompson, of the police force.
Assault in the first degree was charged
I'D to his account, and on the first trial
the jury could not agree. The second
trial was begun early last week and the
jury retired Friday at II o'clock.
4 The Minnie Merry Makers will hold
their first hop Monday evening at the X
4 r. hall, corner Bloomington and Frank
Stlin avenues. The club Is a new one,
composed OF such members as Paul Mon
4 son, John McAllister, j. L. Spencer, J.
=sP. Courtney, NJ. Coody, P. t. Quinn, Tom
Ward William H. Gibbs, P. II. Kenefck.
Sin. Gibbs and Thomas Webster Anyone
sSf1owing any of the foregoing gentlemen
ILL agree that these men are all the
me implies.
Within the past few days several i'm
*SSSrtant real estate transactions have
a3sassen put through in this city, which
n could strongly suggest return OF the
AVS when Minneapolis dirt was well;
skks3rth the owning The largest OF these
q. 4 s;sals was consummated on "Wednesday
sss5s3.tae actual consideration being $l65, QUO.
@ssIt involves possession Of the block Of
3 LAND back Of the West hotel. which for
S many years has been known as Athletic.
Park IT. B. Walker and perhaps others
are interested in the purchase. a block.
will be erected for the Wholesale trade
q The Fidelity Company, which acted as
d surety for j. D. Buxton, has not yet set
!. tiled with the postal officials for the
hortage. Manager CROMWELL Of that
s.cornpaly, says thatEsthe matter is now
sanding, but that wherever q loss OF
& over $1,000 is sustained by the COMPANY
i it IS necessary to have the matter acted
upon ~ the directors at their monthly
1 meeting. This is given as the cause for
\ the delay The postal officials, however,
Is are In no hurry about the matter and
will await the ordinary course of busi--S
Il ness procedure. d
News reached the Irssh STANDARD during
past week Of the ia. a. y
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