The Irish standard., 1889-02-09

There were 436 arraignments in, th,
police court during the month of Janu
, ary. This was 80 less than were ar
raigned in December. There we're 20t
inebriates brought before the bar o1
justice in December, and but $50 last
month.
! The employees of Segelbaum Bros
rendered Sander Spgelbaum pleasant
surprise at his residence, 1925 Chicago
avenue, Friday eYeuing. There were
about sixty ladies and gentlemen pres
ent. He was presented with a gold.
headed cane.
The remains Ut John G. Barry, killed
in motor accident at Denver, Col,
Feb. 8, arrived in this city Thursday
morning The funeral took place at 9
o'clock Friday morning from the home
of his father, Matthew c. Barry, in Cor
coran town.
Division Nc. s, A. q. a., will meet
tonight in their new hall for the first
time. They have changed the location
from Roses hall, 208 Central avenue, to
the st Anthony OF padua school build
ing, and have expended considerable
sum IN furnishing their new meeting
room.
DR.. Kimba!l testified in the munich
pal court Tesday to having teiephOred
notice Of the existence Of diphtheria
in the family of S. H. Adams, at 1915
Fourth avenue south, but did not send
a written notice as required by law.
Judge Emery fined him $50 for neglect
ing his duty in this matter, which he
paid,
The huge iron smokestack in the rear
Of the building occupied by S. E. Olson
& Co.. broke away from its moorings
Monday evening and fell with re
sounding crash into the lock up alley.
Detective JAS. Doyle stood in the alley
near the door of the station when the
accident occurred, and had q v. ~ mar
row ESCAPE from being struck.
Early Saturday morning two armed
men compelled Thos. Keongh, night
watchman at the University avenue
street Car barn, to submit to search
OF his person. phe robbers were award
ed by finding $35. They dourished q
couple of reyolvers in so savage way
that Mr.. Keough weakened. The men
have not yet been apprehended. i
James Henuessy, James Noon and
VIM. O'Meara have formed cU-part-
nership, to be known as JAS Hennessv
& Co. Contracting and building will
be their business, and a3 they are ex-
cellent and reliable workmen there can
be no doubt but what they will meet
with unlimited success. These gentle
men have an etfice at S032 Blaisdell
avenue.
Fire in the basement of J. W. Fields
shoe store, 200 Nlcoilot avenue, early
Tuesday evening. caused about $500
damage TO the builIllng and at least
$500 10 stock, which he had in store in
the basement. The fire. did not get
above the FIRST foor, but the smoke
poured up into the rooms above in a
dense volume and caused no little con-
steruation among tho roomers on tht
third foOr.
AT a meeting of the MINNEAPOLIS Tv-
biographical union, held Sunday after
NOON, officers were nominated and will
be elected at the meeting to be held
next month. e. Nj. Lift aud John w.
Hayes were nominated for PRESIDENT
For delegates to the International Ty-
pographlcal uuion, whose annual con-
yention will bs held III June, jacob "A.
Werner, Frauk Hynes and Wm. Houk
haye been nominated.
j. Mnllane and J. u. Hannon bave
branched out in the boot and snoe busi
ness at 2ll Washington ayeuus south.
The firm will be known as Mullane &
Hannou. They need no introd uctiou to /!
the public, both having lived in Mime
apolis for MANY years, during which |
period they have gained "a large circle |
Of acquaintances Messrs. Mullane &
Hannon are deserving Of large pat
ronage, The IRISH STANDARD would
heartily wish them success in their
business venture.
At a meeting OF the exposition direc
tors Tuesday the special conmittee on
music recommended the employment |
of the Thirteenth New York Regiment
band for the entire season Of 1889. and |
Manager Byron was authorized to make
u contract with 1t. The matter of in~
yiting the whole regiment, together |
with De Witt Talmage, its chaplain,
and Gov. Hill and staff, was discussed |
It was finally decided to invite the rep
resentative bodies of the city, the BOARD
of trade, chamDer of commerce, grocers
and others to meet with the directors,
consider the subject and deyiss way !