The Irish standard., 1890-05-17

time to their largely increasing whole
sale trade.
| Excelsior farmers are considering ,
proposition take the measure garbag,
from the city. TLeY will use it to fer
tilize their land. They will pay SIS {
Car for transportation. and the Mani
tota road is looking into the matter.
Andrew Slrum, a carpenter, living a,
1908 Sixth street north, had his leg
broken at the knee last Tuesday night,
in q runaway, at Twentieth avenue
north and Sixteenth street. He was
taken to his home in the North side
patrol wagon.
County Treasurer James states that
the tax payments are coming IN verv
fast. but there are large number yet
to be paid and that after June the 10
per cent penalty will be charged. All
requests must be made BY the last week
In June il any answer is expected.
Thomas Hoban distracted two bill
lard balls from q table in the billiard
saloon, 202 Hennepin avenue. Tuesday
night. He was not slick enough, how
ever, for he was nabbed shortly after
ward. He owned up to the theft In the
municipal court Wednesday morning
anu was sentenced to the workhouse
for 20 days.
Some of the engineers and clerks in
the city engineers Office think they are
working too many hours. They now
work from to O'Clock while other
Offices in the city hall open at 8 O'Clock
and close at o'clock. There is no dis
position to make any vigorous kick
however.
G. z. Walker, one of the committee
on arrangements for the sixth annual
tournament of the North Dakota hre
men, is in the CITY. The tournament
will be held from June IA to 20 inclu.
sive. Some $4,000 in prizes will bs do
mated to The winners in the 6remen's
baseball. bicycle and other events. r :
duced fares will be given on all roads
running into Fargo for the occasion.
At the regular meeting of the St.
Joseph's Cadet society held last Sunday.
the following members we're elected tn
serve as delegates to the Safe Conven-
tion of the Catholic Total Abstlnence
Union, to be held at Saltwater, June
18th and 18th: T. r. Healy, president:
Burt Nc Cam. recording secretary: Tim
Danehv, Joe Mentally, Will Schrader.
John Lee, financial secretary.
The Street Railroad company have
taken up their tracks on the University
line from Fourteenth avenue to the end
OF the track ON the Oak street extern
sion. This is doneln order that sewer
can be constructed. Meanwhile the
people in that section are walking, and
letting out a howl that makes the welkin
ring. Several complaints have been
made that the company should put
down other tracks while the sewer is in
course of construction.
The first edition Of 10000 copies of
1.-THE Vail-Burgess Debate'' is issued
from the press to day. Copies can be
had on Sunday at all the Catholic
churches In Minneapolis for one dime.
The preface contributed by Bishop Nc
Golrick is peculiarly appropriate. and
he bespeaks generous reception for
the pamphlet. All orders should be ad
dressed to Roger Vail, Irish American
Bank, Minneapolis, and they will be
promptly attended to-.
DR.. Cutter, the magnetic healer OF st
Paul, was tie plaintiff IN a case that
came before Judge Young at the dis
trict court Wednesday morning. w. K.
Forrest aud his wife appeared az the
defendants in the case. The physician
sued his patient for balance of some
$40 or $50 on a doctor DILL. Mr.. Forrest
claims that the doctor said he would
cure Mrs. Forrest of neuralgia or else
not ask for any pay. The FORESTS claim
that there was no cure aud don't want
to paw. The doctor says they had no
conditions as to cure.
Harry De Young, the secondhand
dealer whose many peculiar perform
ances have kept HIM bef0re the public
In one capacltv aud another, is missing.
His wife does not worry much about his
whereabouts, and says that her better
half has gone to that definite locality
spoken of as 1.-The East But If Mrs
De Young does not worry. there are
other people who do, and there has been
good deal of speculation among Har.
rvs friends as to his present address
and the reasons for his absence.
The Minneapolis Family Liquor Store
just opened to the public by Michael j.
Lally in his new building, 1923 Third
street south, is one Of the finest sample
rooms In the CITY. The new building Is
. handsome structure. the walls being
Of brown stone and the interior finished
in oak, with floors OF marble. The