The Irish standard., 1898-12-24
IN AND AROUND THE CITY

shrievalty election contest, and will in
all probability turn the Office over to
Mr.. Megaarden at the first of the year.
MIR. Phillips stated that If his attorneys
feel that the matter ought to be righted
they can do as they please, but as far as
matter
Eugene Bailey, a Minneapolis boy,
who Joined the Eighth cavalry, now sta
toned at the city of Nuevitas, on the
north short of Cuba, has returned home,
bearing with him an honorable dis
charge, Endorsed excellent" by the cap
tain Of his troop. Bailey says his de-
tachment had only single encounter
with the Spaniards during the war. This
was Aug. 70, when his troop arrived at
Nuevitas. and 1000 Spaniards lined up
on the wharf with fixed bayonets. The
little American force made rush at the
enemy, and the latter promptly disap-
peared in the distance.
Martin McHale is candidate for la
h0r commissioner. So are Thomas A,
Clark and H. j. o. Reed These three
Minneapolis men are among a dozen
candidates for the office from other parts
of the state.
John Malloy, an employee of the St.
Anthony mill, dropped dead while walk
ing along Sixth avenue south early Tues
day morning. He lived at the Grace
Hotel. His death is supposed to have
been due to heart disease.
J.-E. O'Brien, secretary of the Demo-
cratic city committee in the recent cam
paign, has returned from his trip to CAL
1fornia, and speaks enthusiastically of
San Francisco and it's inhabitants, u
large percentage of whom are Irish. The
mayor of that city, Mr.. Phelan, lis gen.
uine Celt from away back.
The services on Christmas Day at the
Immaculate Conception Church will be
On magnificent scale. A fine musical
program will be rendered by the choir,
at the S and 1890 high masses, and SER
mons on the significance of the great
feast of the nativity will be delivered
at both masses by celebrated preachers.
Capt. ]. F. Walsh. of the Hibernian
Rifles, desires the attendance of all
members at a meeting to be held at his
office, 815 Fourth street south, next
Monday evening.
The A. o. H. Cadet Band will hold
a dance at Labor Temple on Wednesday
evening, Jan. II. A number of musi-
cal selections by the band, and genu-
inc cake walk will be among the feat
ures.
Division No. 2. A. o. H., will entertain
their sisters of Division No. 6, Ladies'
Auxiliary, at the next regular meeting
of the former, to be held Monday even
ing, Jan. 2. at Labor Temple Dancing
and refreshments will be in order
Members of both divisions are cordially
invited.
The ladies of Division No. S, L. A. o.
H., will give their next anniversary ball
at Foresters Hall, 2011 Washington av-
16. Tickets Csc q person.
Friday evening, Dec. 16, Rt Rev. John
Stanley. bishop of Fargo, N. D., deliv-
cred an impromptu but most entertain
ing address on modern Rome, before a
large audience at st. Charles hall. Last
Friday evening DR.. Moynihan, of st.
Paul Seminary. delivered stereopticon
lecture on ancient Rome at the same
hall, which was much enjoyed by the
students attending Dr.. Shields course
of lectures on science and literature.
Thaddeus c. Capron, aged Is, and a
resident of this city since 1858, died on
the 18th inst at Asbury Hospital, of
pneumonia. He was man Of considera-
BILE means, being a large real estate
holder in Minneapolis, and an owner
also of farm lands on the outside. Mr..
Capron was we'll known in the county.
and had the respect and confidence of
those who bore his acquaintance.
On Christmas morning at the Church
of st. Anne, corner Lyndale and Elev-
enth avenues north, there will be low
mass at $3.50 and high mass at TO-: 80.
Father Legardeur will oficiate at both
masses, and will also preach the SER
mon. Mrs. C. H. Dumas will preside
at the organ, and full choir under the
leadership of Mr.. George E.. Forth, will
sing La Hache's St. Theresa Mass The
principal soloists will be Misses leila
Demers and Della Tuscany; NJ M. A.
Pouliot, T. C. Marquis and G.. Jasmin.
The splendid tenor, NJ. Emile De Raiche,
will be heard at the offertory in a Christ
mas hymn.
Miss Mollie Murphy, of Boardman,
Wis, returned to her home last Tuesday
after brief visit amongst relatives in
this city.
Special preparations have been made
for the Christmas services at Ascension
church, North Minneapolis, and in fact
all the Catholic churches Of the city.
Death Of Mrs. Sarah Ansbro
Last Sunday morning at an early hour
Mrs. Sarah Ansbro passed away, after a
lingering illness, at the home of her