The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-05-18

another boy who occupied q. like posi-
; tion on train passing in an opposite
direction. 80, ~. =.
Il The state board of trade, Of Callfor.
mia, has opened correspond nce. with
General Manager Byron OF the Expo
sition, with regard to a large; complete
and attractive exhibition Of the pro-
ducts of that state at this years expo
sition. The probabilities are that such
an exhibit will be made.
| Members of the A. o. II. DESTROYS of
securing regallas can purchase them
from p. II. Prendergast, corner Of
Second avenue south and Second street.
He has number of them on hand, and
in point Of neatness excel anything Of
the kind yet furnished. These regalias
can be procured at a very reasonable
rate.
People who use city water and have
not paid their taxes due May I, have
only got four days in which to avoid the
10 per cent penalty which will be i'm
posed on all delinquents. Next Tues
day morning the penalty provided by
ordinance goes into effect. There is
now $35 900 paid and $4,000 remains
unpaid.
Manager Morton's Minneapolis club
opened their new grounds near the
West Hotel on Wednesday, with the
first league game Of the season in the
city, winning a handsome victory
from the Milwaukee team by a score
of 9 to S. The Minneapolis CLUB is
now holding fifth place IN the West
ern Association.
Anthony McCauly, OF 221s Cedar
avenue, was seriously injured while at
tempting to board work train at the
intersection of Franklin and Cedar ave.
nues Wednesday morning. The wheels
passing over his leg, his back was injur.
ed and he was rendered unconscious.
He was taken to the city hospital,
where he was unconscious for several
hours.
The Blessed Virgins Sodality of
the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception have elected the following
officers: President, Miss Lille Prem
dergast; First Vice-P President, Miss
Maggie Smell; Second Vice-President, !
Miss Annie Sullivan; Secretary, Miss
Teresa Higgins; Treasurer, Miss liz
zie Tracy; Sacristine. Miss Katie !
HealY.
The county commissioners together |
with the county surveyor went out to
locate one Of the bridges to be built !
across the Minnesota river Tuesday
According to legislative
enactment the bridge must be between
LYndale avenue and Bloomington
ferry. The other bridge must be Iocat~
ed within two miles of Cedar avenue. !
This one will not be built this year, |
Delegates from all Catholic Total
Societies in Hennepin !
county will meet at St. Anthony of |
Padua Hall Tomorrow Sunday at |
2:30 O'Clock. The Important business |
Of the meeting will be the election OF |
a grand marshal Of the Total Absti-
nence convention parade Of June 5th.
The following are the nominees:
Daniel Getchell, p. j. Moran, Richard |
Crane.
Mrs. William Ivory, for many years a |
resident Of East Minneapolis and who
has for the past few years resided at |
Tacoma, Washington territory, is in |
the city for the purpose Of having q |
handsome monument erected over the |
grave Of her late husband. vino died at !
Tacoma sorae months since, aud whose |
remains are inferred here. The monu- |
ment is a beautiful design and quite
elaborate, the work being done by |
Messrs. j. M. Donlin s. Co. Of this city. |
The ''Model Coffee House," Is Third
street south, recently opened by r. j.
Donovan d Co., is gaining in popular |
favor day by day and promises to be-
come one of the most successful instltu-
ton Of its kind in the city. The bust |
ness is in the hands Of thorough and |
reliable gentlemen who understand how
to cater to the wants of the public. An
excellent meal, with quick service and
reasonable rates, can be secured at the
''Model Coffee House, Internationally
or night.
New Bostonjans are beginning to be-
lieve that life isn't safe in the goods
near their pleasant suburb. A short
time ago as Geo. L.. Dingman was en-
tering his yard, a shot rang out from
the woods near by and cut Off the limb
Of q tree above his head. Sunday after
noon Geo. O'Brien, lad of IL living on
23d avenue s. E., and Taylor St. and
two other youths were wandering in
the same woods when George was struck
in the abdomen by pistol ball. There
ia no clue to the origin of the shot. I'M,