The Irish standard., 1886-08-07

Mrs. John M. Underwc cod, who wa'
injured by being thrown from her car
riage one day last week, is rapidly re-
covering.
Two bids for furnishing the city pool
department with / 800 cords of wood
were received Wednesday, and will be
opened at Monday nights meeting.
Charles Turner and Mat Olson, pro
prietor and clerk OF grocery, 112(
Seventh street south, claimto have been
robbed of S495 and $500 respectively
while asleep Sunday night.
The council committee on sewers
have ordered the following: Sixth street
southeast, from Thirteenth to Fif-
teenth, and in Ninth avenue south
from Fifteenth to Franklin.
John E. Quinn, aged 81 years, died at
his home 1106 Jefferson street N. e.,
Tuesday last of congestion of the lungs.
The funeral took place Thursday from
the church of St. Anthony of Padua.
Mrs. Josie Belisle died "Wednesday at
her residence, near Lyndale Place, at
the age of "a. The funeral services will
occurred yesterday morning at the
French Catholic church.
Messrs. Hemstead Anderson, residing
at 2222 Minnehana avenue, reported at
police headquarters Wednesday eve
ming, that their house had been entered
by burglars OIL the previous night who
relieved them of two trunks and two
set of harness, which they had stored
away, The property was valued at
about 500.
Mrs. Joseph Schreiber, who came to
this city from Milwaukee short time
ago and has been employed in Hooker
& Manley's cigar factory, complained
Wednesday to the police that her hus-
band had paid her a visit and taken
with him their daughter, and is now on
his way to Milwaukee. She was refused
q warrant for abuction III the municipal
court.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Chamber OF Commerce was held We'd
nesday with Vice President Marshall
presiding. Messrs. j. t. Wyman and
O. G.. Mullin We're elected members.
Secretary Sturtevant read a resolution
Of the board OF directors, declaring that
the charge Of profane language against
Chief Grain Inspector Clausen, used in
speaking Of the chamber. had not been
substantjated. Adjourned.
Mayor Ames Wednesday issued an Of
fetal proclamation in response to petit
tion from the Knights of Labor making
next Monday a general holiday to be
celebrated under the auspices OF the
Knight Building association. This is
the day fixed for the festivities at Lake
Calhoun. and all merchants and manu-
facturers are urged to close their places
of business during the day and join III
tie exercises.
The students Of the Minneapolis
Trimming School for Nurses, 400 Nicol-
let avenue, whose term Of six weeks
Instructions in surgical and medical
nursing will terminate OH Monday next !
will be examined as to their proficiency
in nursing on Wednesday,, Aug. II, at
10 a. M, at the Training School,, by
Mayor Ames, assisted by DR.. Dunn, Of
Prof. and Mrs. J. A.
Lonstlsle will have another class formed !
to commence training on tuesday Aug.
10.
M. A. Gray, an employee of Rich 81
Co., lives with his young wife back of
fire department headquarters on Third
avenue north. Late Wednesday night
At the corner of Washington and Third
avenue Gray saw his wife out strolling
With young man named Benjamin,
who works in North Washington ave-
lue saloon. Gray kicked Benjamin and
he latter turned quickly, drew a knife
" razor and gave Gray q fiye~inch cash
II the neck, missing by a hairs breadth
he carotid artery and certain death.
5ray was taken in charge by physicians
md will recover. Benjamin and the
woman both disappeared, eluding the
police.
Drowned at Minnetonka.
Jimmy" O'Brien, newsboy who
iyed with his mother at Seventh ave-
'orth and Fourth street, was drowned
It Lake Minnetonka Tuesday. He has
,een selling papers this summer on the
Belle Tuesday he missed the boat at
and went over on the Saucy