The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-09-21

discharged, was approved. tlsSSS$
The fifteenth annual report of the
Hennepin County Catholic Building
and Loan Association, just issued by
Secretary Scallen, shows a gratifying
increase in the business of the 0rgani-
cation, The receipts from monthly dues
for the year ending July 3Lst, 1889. are
$lO9, 42l. 70, and the profits Of the asso-
citation have not decreased during the
past year. There are now nearly 400
in the association.
The United States civil service com
mission at Washington has made its
report upon the famous Sel0yer charges
against Postmaster Ankeny of this city,
and contrary to general expect ton, the
postmaster is censured for employing
clerks in the Office contrary to the civil
service rules. Mr.. AnkenY says that
his authority in the cases in question
was formal letter from Postmaster.
General Dickinson, and he still thinks
he was fully justified in making the APP
pOintments he did,
Harvey and King are still visiting
friends in the country" and their ac-
quaintances at home nave not heard
from them for several days. The gene
raj impression now Is that Harvey was
interested in the Wansch girl affidavit
and did not want to appear as a wit
ness before the grand Jury. Kings abb
sence is accounted for in several ways,
but the most plausible reason advanced
is that he also knew something about
the Wansch affidavit and aid NOT wish
to participate in the inYestiga t!on lest
he might borrow trouble from another
source. 3s5 5t h. I'll .;.&ss /
Thursday was babies day at the Ex-
position, and they took full advantage
of it, and the display was we'll arranged.
There5were fat babies, fatter babies,
very fat babies and babies that were
merely plump, but there wasn't q thin
baby in the whole sixty. There were
red headed babios, black headed babies.
tow. headed babies and bald headed
babes, and to each fond mother there
was one that talked prettler, sweeter
and more loveable than all the rest.
The prizes were awarded BY. popular
vote, therefore each visitor was entitled
TO vote as to which was the prizeinfant
The will Of Aid. Daniel 6. Thomp-
son, secentlY deceased. was admitted TO
probate Monday. Aid. Thompson car
RED $500 insurance in the Massachu-
sets Benefit association and So 900 in
the Iowa Mutual AID associat ion. He
had an interest III several pieces Of real
estate aggregatiDg about $l7 ,00O. The
willleayes $500 to Burton j hns, q half
brother il scranton, Pa, and the block
at lis and ITO = ourth avenue southto
his two sons. ,Che remainder f his
property ID divided between his sisters
Mary III. Hickok and n ora Thompson.
The two boys are tO be- subjected to
Christian Influences and receive sprtac-
tical educations The executors of the
will are Gerrlt II3sackus, Hard
Hackok and John Day Smith.
" Wednesday was orphans day a. the
Exposition and hundreds of little ones
who havein the order Ct events been
deprived of I their natural protectors
ran loose ~ the immense building The
sight of the Yo.lng sters enio Yfng them,
selves recalled motlrnful and 81 the
same time JOYOUS tllong hts. ournf ~
when one thinks TINT NE mt 81
youns ters stand one ~ me M AZ
Tint theirr fpotsteps have lest the
prot tine 3Dl 8 liotaler ND
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