The Irish standard., 1889-08-03

come as famous as the Fourth aye;,t
north railroad crossing. It lis still
the court, and will likely remain the
!, for some time.
Division 2, a. o. III. Will meet !,
Martins hall next Monday eveny,,
August 5th, at 8 O'Clock. The chang
in time of meeting announced III Ut
last issue will not 20 into effect u,;t
September LIST.
During July there were 1872 build q
permits issued, aggregatjng $805,y2t
an increase of Al permits and $3.50, SIC
over the same month last year. In
real estate transfers were S83, repre-
senting $2.886,043
John Van Duskey, residing at 8
Sixth street south, dropped dead Tues
day morning. He died of heart trouble
Deceased was 33 years old, unmarric,
and came to Minneapolis three years
ago from New jersey.
! Articles of incorporation have beer
filed by the American Shake Company
The capital stock is placed at $50, OOO
and the incorporators are, Henry
Baldry, j. M. Bennett, w. III. Donald
SOD and James Kellogg.
A musical entertainment for the
benefit Of the George N. Morgan Post,
G. "A. r.. was given at Harmonic hall
Wednesday night. Miss Jennie O'Neil
Potter gave several readings which
were much appreciated.
The Eagle foundry, owned and oper-
ated by George NJ. Bryant and Son, on
Fifth avenue south, and Second street,
was badly damaged by fire early
Wednesday morning. The total loss is
about $4,000, fully insured.
The Todd-Park question is on the
boards again for the consideration OF
the committee. The property owners
in that neighborhood are very much in
favor of the park, and will meet with
the committee at Its next meeting.
1t is said that Minneapolis Ii going
to have History building. and that it
will be erected on The southeast corner
of Fourth street and Second avenue
south. The parties interested in it,
however deny that there is any truth in
the report.
James Hanson, the victim Of the
Lake Amelia wild Cat, IS going to be
sent to Paris for treatment by DR..
Pasteur. The records Of this noted
doctors hospital show that less than
one per cent of the cases turned over to
him proved fatal.
E. w. Conmy. formerly of Mime
apolis, but for the past four years in
charge Of the customs D ort at Neche.
Dakoto, has been superseded by J. G..
OF Stephen. Mian. Mr..
Conmy has opened a law Office at Niche
where he is much respected.
Manager c. W. Shepherd, Of the West
hotel, has severed his connection wi h
that hosiery, to take charge Of the
Auditorium hotel in Chicago. His
connection with the West expired
Wednesday night. Col. West will AS
sumo the management himself and
thus save handsome salary.
Messrs Clark & Co., thread manufac-
turers, who claimed TO have lose $3.50 900
through the defunct firm OF Shotwell,
Clerihew & Lothman, have had their
claim disallowed by Judge Lochren.
The judge holds that the creditors must
be paid first, and if there is anything
left it can apply on the Clark claim.
According to the report of William
Cheney Of the United States signal Of
fee, July was a comparatively coo.
month, the coolest since 1884. On July
Z the thermometer registered SO degrees,
the highest point reached since July 16,
1858, when it reached 1O1 degrees. The
rainfall for the month was about the
average.
G. B. Shore. secretary of the Mlllers'
and Manufacturers Mutual Insurance
Company, thinks that the city ought to
appoint a fire inspector to examine
and have power to haye !
certain combustible material destroyed
and fire holes closed up. He believes
that such man would more than earn |
lis salary by the preventing of one FIRE
Aid. Flaten of the Seventh ward was
sued last week by Janney. Semple Il Co.
IN bill. They asked for an order to
compel the alderman to turn over $3.50,
md watch and chain to Sheriff Eye,
% satisfy the account. The court held /
IS the cash was the alderman 8 salary it
could not be taken to pay debt, but
;he watch was ordered turned over to
The sheriff.
E NJ. Helm, a young man employed
It the Brunswick billiard parlors, was