The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-08-17

urday evening in Maple Grove, on the
farm Of Charles X. Leonard, of 1O1
First avenue north. About 100 cords
of wood, 100 tons of hay and his farm
ing implements were all consumed,
aggregating loss $4,000. The fire is
supposed to have been incendiary.
There will be meeting Of the stock
holders of the Peoples coach line at
Labor Temple tonight, at which the
extension of the service and the election
of directors will come up. The line to
South Minneapolis is said to be paying
we'll, although more coaches and horses
are needed to give a good service.
Ex-County.Attorney F. E. Davis will
deliver the Grafton Of the day at the
opening of the Exposition next week.
There is considerable work going on
now inside the big building, and it will
be a hard struggle to get everything in
place in time, but Manager Byron SAYS
everything will be ready when the
curtain rises. :
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Jacob Hansen, the man who was Bit
ten by cat at Lake Amelia some time
ago, and for whom DR. kilvington raised
enough money to send to Paris for treat
meht, got on spree in New York and
failed to connect with the vessel he IN
tended to sail on. His money is all
gone now DR.. Kilvington will have
hum treated in Chicago.
Mother Nj. Emily Power, o. s. D., for
many years superior Of Sisters of Third
Order of St. Dominic, congregation Of
the Most Holy Rosary, whose mother
house is st. Clara's Convent, Sinsinawa
Mound, Wisconsin, has been unani-
mously elected Mother General of the
entire congregation at the Chapter Cen
eral. which opened on August 10.
The City Council has ordered water
mains laid on the following streets, on
the recommendation of the water COM
mittee: Lake to 34th on Chicago, 26th
to 9th on Grand; 9TH to 9th on 18th av
5. E.; Harrison to Polk on I'D az N e.;
22d av N. E. to Goth av n. E. on Polk;
Ath st to 26th on 18th avs. This in all
amounts to 6,770 feet, or considerably
over mile.
Miss Mary Lawler of liz Eleventh
street north, died very suddenly last
evening. She was on her
way home from St. Paul On Manitoba
train, when she tainted and fell into
the arms Of her sister who was with
her. She never recovered CONSCIOUSNESS,
and died in few minutes. A post
mortem showed that the deceased died
of heart disease.
On August 4 ceremonies Of reception,
profession and final VOWS of So members
we're held at St, Clara's Convent, Sin
sinawa Mound, Wis. The officiating
priest on the occasion was Very Rev. }.
A. Bokel, q. f., chaplain of the con-
vent. The annual retreat Of eight days,
at which 225 sisters were present, was
by Very Rev. G.. A. Carr, 0.
P, of Minneapolis.
Edwin M. Helm has been held to the
grand jury. AT the close of his ex~
animation in the municipal court,
the bonds were fixed at $4,000
BY Judge Emery. Mrs. Helm,
The prisoners mother, was arrested on
The charge Of contempt of court, but
furnished bail. Attorney Donahue Sc
cured a reduction OF Helms bail to $500
It the district court Wednesday.
The Robinson Morse & Co.'s car
factory has decided to remove to Min
leapolis, and work has begun on the
buildings which will be located near
CRYSTAL Lake. A fve-acre track has
oeen secured and the buildings will be
,ushed to completion. 1t was secured
" Thomas Lowry, I. &. Walker and
,thers. Mr.. Lowry will have all his
treet cars built there. The works will |
Employ 1000 men.
George C. Ripley and A. B. Jackson,
10Th prominent local attorneys, were
,ut driving at Minnetonka last Mon
lay evening, when their horses ran
way. The occupants of the carriage
we're thro Hn out. and Mr. Ripley struck
lis head on stump, and was rendered
unconscious. Medical aid was sum-
noned, and for time it was thought
10 would MOREOVER. He is practically
ut of danger now.
M. r. Mcleod, a policeman, attended
he Foresters picnic Monday and came
lome, it is said, in state Of wild and
lilarlous intoxication. On Blooming