The Irish standard., 1897-10-16
IN AND AROUND THE CITY.

IN hNU AnUUNU TIC OIll.
The bazaar in Ascension parish will
open next Monday at Grand Army hall,
corner of Washington and Twentieth
avenues north. There will be con-
cert every evening during next week,
to which an admission of 10 cents will
be charged. The ladies will serve din
ner and supper every day for rs cents
for the patrons Of the bazaar. 1t is an
enterprise which should receive the
support of every one as the proceeds
will be devoted to church and school
purposes by Father Harrington.
Miss Nellie Early has returned home
after spending five weeks with her
relatives in Duluth, who made the visit
quite pleasant and enjoyable for her.
The Cahilltown harvest home takes
place on next Wednesday and Thurs
day, Oct. 20 and 81. The athletic sports
and entertainments will be carried out
according to program. The great event
will be the hurting match in which
Cahilitown challenges all corners. A
free ride will be given from Linden
Hills to the grounds and return to give
visitors from the Twin Cities chance
Of witnessing the games and enjoying
the entertainments in the evenings.
Judge Russell has rendered his resig-
nation to Gov. Ciough and will soon
retire from the Fourth judicial bench.
Judges Smith and Simpson are ill and
their places are occupied by judges
from other districts until they are suf-
flciently recovered to resume their ar
duous duties.
The eighth anniversary of the organ
1zation of the Greek church in North
east Minneapolis was celebrated last
Tuesday. Bishop Nicholas oflciated as
celebrant of the mass, which lasted
from $3.50 until -. Confirmation was
administered during the day and SER
vices were held in the evening. The
little church was crowded with Rus
SLAMS of the established church of the
Gear.
A'AA' oAAN AVA D. DoylCp VI IIilI-
water, were in the city last week and
returned home on Tuesday. Mr.. Doyle
is one Of the veterans in the total alb
stinence cause and an old subscriber
Of the IRISH STANDARD.
Rev. DR.. Hebron, vice rector Of St.
Paul seminary, preached at Immaculate
Conception last Sunday on "The Priest
hood" Monday evening he delivered
an address at the French fair at 3O2
Central avenue, which closes tonight.
man named T. Brannon, and sup
posed to be from Minneapolis, was
killed yesterday week at Kansas City
by passenger train which ran over
him. He was metal worker and a
member of the Order of Foresters.
Richard Kennedy, who was sentenced
to state prison for fifteen years for the
murder of Joseph Hoy, had his SEN
tence committed to ten years by the
board Of pardons. He has been in pris-
on four years, and he will be eligible to
parole in another year. Attorney
Frank NJ Nye, who prosecuted Ken.
needy, appeared in his behalf It was
claimed for him that he was maddened
with drink at the time of the crime
Judge William Lochren left Monday
afternoon for Duluth, where he will;
preside over the circuit and district
courts. Duluth has an especially full
calendar this term, and the judge OK
poets to be absent from the city a
month.
Wednesday evening of this week
Father Cleary presided over a very
largely attended meeting of the people
of his parish in their church assembly
imousy adopted to begin bazaar for
the benefit of the church, on the evcj.-
ing of Thanksgiving day. The Sc. sral
committees were appointed and will be-
gin active work at once. Father Clrary
ara his people are dete:nim.l to make
this bazaar the most successful ever
held in the parish. Next Monday even
ing the St. Charles Temperance Guild
will hold a special meeting to outline
plans for their participation in the
bazar
The death of Miss Katie Cain, agel
16 years, occurred last Tuesday, of dia-
betes, at the home of her parents, 400
Second street north. The funeral was
held on Friday morning. After the re.
QUEEN mass at the church of the I'm
maculate Conception, the remains were
Inferred at st. Mary's cemetery
Miss Lizzie Minogue, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. D. Minogue, of HOS Adams
street, and Emil Trunk, were married
last Tuesday by Rev. James O'Reilly,
CT st. Anthony of Padua church.
On Monday last George thinner and
Miss Maud Kelly were united in mar
rage by Rev. James O'Reily, at the
9 o'clock mass, at the church of St.
Anthony Of Padua.
A waiter in Schiek's restaurant found
500 bill on the floor of private din