The Irish standard., 1898-10-08

II. BarWiSe, w. T. Hooker, G., F. Eve:
board of appeals, H. w. Commons, j. r.
| Martin.
"A Veteran Soldier" writes from Fulda,
| Mimi, to the Tribune anent the inter-
view with Quartermaster Lind on sup
plies to the boys of the 18th regiment
The writer is Republican and is trying
to injure Mr.. Lind politically. Let him
read the interview with Col Bobleter in
| confirmation of Mr.. Lind's allegations
and keep still.
John w. Hays left Tuesday for SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, to attend the biennial meet
Ing Of the international Typographical
Union as delegates from Minneapolis
union No. AZ, and also as member of
the committee ON laws.
Mrs. Murnane and daughter, who were
visiting B. Murnane, of the postoffice,
left the city last Tuesday on their home
| ward journey to Ireland. They will visit
friends in Chicago, Albany, Syracuse and
New York City and expect to reach their
home in Tipperary by the first of No
vember. They enjoyed their visit to Min
neapOlis very much and formed pleasant
| acquaintance.
The Republican managers are dismay'
ed at the stubborn opposition of the
Swedish American citizens of Hennepin
county to the party of plutocracy. The
patriotic sons of Sweden were complete
ly ignored by the Republicans and re-
| ceived no recognition whatever on the
ticket. They would be slaves if they did
not resent the discrimination. They will
vote this year for their distinguished
countryman and fellow-citizen, HcN.
John Lind, and for all the candidates
of the reform forces.
John T. Byrnes, formerly of this city,
was nominated for attorney of Meeker
county at the Democratic and Populist
conventions held in Litchfield the other
day. Mr.. Byrnes is a good lawyer and
very popular and is sure of being elected
by large majority.
Rev. j. NJ. Langan, of Ishpeming,
Mich, has returned home after visiting
at the home Of his mother, Mrs. James
Langan, during the week.
Mrs. P. +. Morey, daughter of Daniel
Bassett, died last Sunday at the home of
her father in this city. She leaves two
daughters and husband to mourn her
demise. The interment took place at
Lakewood cemetery.
Rev. E. c. Clemens, chaplain Of the
18th Minnesota volunteers, gave very
interesting lecture on the subject, 'ln
and Out Of the Guard Lines at Chicka-
manga" at Trinity M. E. church last
Wednesday evening under the auspices of
the Epworth League. The lecture was
very entertaining description of camp
life and an amusing comment upon army
red tape.
Mrs. Frank Corriston has received a
cablegram from Capt. Corriston, at Ma
Mia, conveying the welcome information
that all members OF the company are
well.
Jack O'Hearn, the we'll known musi-
clan, died at his home IN the Russell
block, Fifth street near Second avenue
south, last Sunday morning, at the age
of IS. He leaves a wife and little daugh-
ter. The deceased played at the Dime
Museum for ten years, and came from
Simcoe, Ont, to this city.
John T. Holland, an old resident of
this city, died last Tuesday at the family
| residence. 1922 Eighteenth avenue south,
aged 80 years. The funeral services were
held on Thursday from Holy Rosary
church. Interment was at st. Mary's
cemetery.
The funeral of Isabella Rhuart occur
red Saturday morning from St. Stephens
church. The deceased was an estimable
young lady and was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. M. 2. Mayn and sister of Mrs.
w. H. Sexton.