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Q saulted by ''Reddy'' Hackett, died Sa
: urdaY night and was buried Sunda.
d Mr.. Mclaughlin is rapidly recoverin
!. from his injuries, and will be able to &
on duty again in few days.
Walter E. Crane, machinist, an
Frank A. Johnson, a printer, claim t.
have invented a type setting machin
which will eclipse either the electro
matrix or the linotype. They are no
willing to exhibit the incomplete ma
chine, but say it does no conflict will
anything yet invented.
i The committee on shore rights ant
privileges from the park board has de.
cided to put ten small pleasure boats
on Central Park lake, and purchase the
boats now owned by G. Nice. Reeve, at
Lake Harriet, if they can be had at a
reasonable price; if not, new lot OF
boats will be purchased.
! William Shane, who, it is believed
was murdered early Tuesday morning,
was buried from the residence of Pat
rick Harrington. l03 Fourth street
north, Friday. His remains were in
tered in the West Side Catholic ceme-
terry. The police are diligently at
| work in their endeavors to secure clue
to the murderers.
A recent issue OF the St. Adams, W.T.,
Daily Messenger and Advertiser con-
tains somewhat extended eulogy OF
William H. Eastman, whose death oc
cured recently in brownsville, Ga.
Mr.. Eastman was for seven years res
ident OF Minneapolis, and during that
time was the junior member of the dry
goods firm of Goodtellow s. Eastman.
Indications point to some activity IN
outside and summer residence prop
erty. The owners OF Minnetonka prop.
erty are stirring and large number Of
improvements are projected. Parties
interested in Excelsior report that the
Long View house has been sold and
will be rebuilt in the center Of town up
on the Conner property. The new hotel
will cost $40, 900 and will be completed
in readiness for next season,
The plans and specifications for the
new bridge over the tracks on Ontario
st. are now ready. The bridge when
completed, will COST about 1000, and
will have 60 foot roadway with six foot
walks on either side. The contractors
ere busy paving tho Lyndale bridge
and it will be ready for travel in one
week. The work of building the Hen
nepin Island bridge was commenced
Saturday.
The motor company is made defen-
dant IN three suits for personal inj tries.
E. Nj. Janney, father Of Richard jan
ney, who was injured at 18th street and
Nicollet avenue Oct. 8th, has commenc-
ed two suits aggregating $40 ,12l.
Laura d. Hutchinson, has commenced
a suit for 5000 for injuries received
Jan s, 1883, on Nicollet avenue, be-
tween 37th and 39th streets She claims
she was walking along the track, the
snow banks being SO high that it was
impossible to travel elsewhere, and
was struck by the train. In all the
suits it is claimed that the engineer did
not ring the gong.
The county treasurer has made his
statement Of the amount Of the receipts
and disbursements of his office for the
year ending Feb. %, 1889. The total
receipts were So, IA ,180.4l, against ST.
9o7, 1884 last year, and the disburse-
ments were $3,l3l $685., against ST.
1877, 529 3s Last year, Last years balance
was $5lo,448.42 and this years is $685.
s04.97. The total tax collections were
81, S23, 500 Is, against $2,788, 989.75 in
1855. Seventy-fye Thousand dollars Of
Lake street bonds were sold at a prem
ium of $l.25 or at 81. 023, and SCI 1919. II
we're received back from the state
treasurer.
The bird that hutters least in the air
remains longest ON the wing. The ef-
facts Of Warmers Log Cabin Hons and