The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-02-12

Guy FeD. lO, is now complete. Senator
Marion Butler, chairman of the Populist
national committee, is TO be the principal
orator, beth at the Exposition meeting
and the banquet which will follow.
Congressman Hartman. of Montana, and
Gen. j. b. Weaver, CT Iowa. will be the
other notable speakers from abroad.
Chairman Gibbs OF the state committee,
and John Lind will also be present and
make brief addresses. The Exposition
meeting will be presided over by w. r.
Dobbyn.
The city has received 500 900 from tho
bondsmen Of A. c. liaugan in considera-
ton of their release from liability con-
tracts through the city treasurer's short
age.
1t has been freely given out in some
quarters that naturalization papers is.
sued by the United States court were not
legal. +. b. Wright, chairman of the To-
cal naturalization committee saws that
the United States court is fully authorized
to issue papers, and papers that are is
sue are really gilt edged. a good ma "
have taken advantage of the lower rates
made in the United States court, but a
good many more have been deferred on
account of this false report.
Peter ]. Kenney will not pay Miss Ella
Joyce $4,000 or any part of it, unless
compelled to do so in order to escape
punishment for contempt OF court. Chris
Gallagher, his attorney in the breach Of
promise case which Miss Joyce brought
against him, appeared at the court house
and filed the formal motion for a new
trial. The motion will be made on the
grounds that the verdict is excessive
and not warranted by the evidence
The hearing has been set for Feb, -,
but as that is Lincolns birthday and a
legal holiday. the matter will probably
be taken up on the Saturday following.
Mrs. Mary Reynolds. wife of j. II. Rey-
nolds, and sister of Mrs John p, Healev,
Of the American Express company. died
at Asbury hospital last Monday morn
ing. She leaves besides her husband a
daughter aged 9 years. The funeral was
held on Wednesday from the residence
5l7 Eighth avenue south. After the cell
obration of requiem mass at st. Charles
church the remains We're inferred at St.
Mary's cemetery.
A cordial invitation is extended tc all
clnch players to attend Il progressive
cinch party to be given by the members
or Ascension. Court No. 55S, Catholic Ord
er OF Forostcrs, next Wednesday event lg
at their hall, Poll Washington avenue
north. Tickets 25 cents per couple.
The fifth dance CT tho fifth series by
the United Pleasure club will be given
at Kistler's hall, Sixth avenue north
and lyndale next Thursday evening, The
club extends cordial invitation to all
who like to dance. Tickets so cents.
Jerry G. Cornell has removed his shoe
shop from us Third avenue south to
10Y Seventh street soath Fine repairing
ana reasonable prices as usual.
Next Tuesday evening. the party under
tho auspices of the "Nincty-cight' social
club will be given at A. o. Fl. hall, 2as9
Central avenue. Any lover of dancing
should not miss this event.
On the evening of Washngtons birth.
day, Feb %, the silk flag won by Div.
No. 2. A. o. H., in their contest with
the Catholic Foresters, will be presented
by Father Cleary. The event will be
part OF a fine entertainment that is
to be held on that evening for St. Charles
church. The A. o. II. cadet band will
furnish music for the occasion.
The ladies Of South Minneapolis, young
and old, willing to assist in the organiza-
ton OF new division of A. o. II. ladies'
auxiliary. are requested to meet at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Dunn
lso6 Fourth street south, next Thursday
evening.