The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-07-26

The case of Gilbert O. Hastings. &C
cused of completely in the ''gold brick
game, by which a Minneapolis saloon
keeper was swindled out Of $4,000. wa.
concluded in the municipal court Tues
pay and Hastings was discharged. hi
having proved an alibl. 81.
County Auditor Condir has prepared
che following statement of taxes abateG
and cancelled during the year ending
May /, 1890: State taxes. $2,48l. 38
school taxes, SIS. 097 rs; county taxes
81 ,918 81; town and city taxes, $l4. 478.
IL, total, S22 ,876.Ss.
Manager w. M. Regan. of the Expo
sition, is endeavOring to secure for this
years show the exhibit Of j: G.. Hawkes.
& Co., the Corning, n. Y, cut glass
manufacturers, which was so conspicu-
GUS at the Paris Exposition last year
1t will be fine attraction.
Dryers Charter Oak Bodega at 3ls
Second avenue south is one Of the finest
sample rooms in the city. 1t IS well
stocked with an abundance of choice
wines and liquors. Rear entrance from
Third street, convenient to post office
and GUARANTY Loan building.
A man named John KENNY was in
jured Monday afternoon on Fourth
street, between Fifth and Sixth ave.
nues south. He was trying to tip a
wood cart, when his team started and
the box. instead of tipping backward,
came down upon him and injured his
hip.
Gen. A. 3. Nettleton, of Minneapolis,
the newly appointed assistant secretary
of the treasury, began work in his new
position Tuesday. Mrs. Nettleton and
family. who are now III Ohio. will return
to Minneapolis shortly and will not take
up their residence in Washington until
October.
Rev. Father Gennis, Of Graceville. re-
ceiyed telegram at Minneapolis last
Thursday conveying the sad intelligence
that Patrick Ford. an old and highly
respected resident of Graceville, had
died that morning Father Gennls took
the evening train for homo to perform
the funeral obsequies.
The LADIES' Of the parish Of st. An
thony of Padua will hold another lawn
festival next Tuesday evening on
the grounds adjoining the church on
the corner of Eighth avenue and Second
Second street N Northeast. The proceeds
will 90 to the budding fund Of the new
East Side Catholic hall.
Capt. John Amory has handed in his
resignation from Company A Of the
National Guards. The resignation
handed to Col. Bend takes effect Aug,
8. Lieut.. Fred Ames is next in rank,
but it is said that he will not succeed
the resigning captain, as he has too
much business to attend to.
Capt. J. 81. McCraneY, formerly cap.
tain of the Minneapolis police depart !
menr, died at the CITY hospital Saturday
OF last week. from the effects OF an
operation. Tne inform alton was sur
praise to the members Ut the police force
here, most all Of whom were personally
acquainted with the captain. lie served
under Mayor PillsburY. 81
h Hugh Clarity, who was reported seve
raj months ago to % dying Of quick
consumption in Chicago, mas returned
TO Minneapolis in apparently good con,
dition physically, aud fairly prosperous
IN financial way. Mr.. Clarity. or his
double, shows no Indications of con-
sumptivo tendencies Ut dispo s1tlon 70
become great American corpse.
H Master John Lee, son Of Mr.. and
Ms. John Lee, Of 1ll6 Western avenue.
il the proud possessor Of q handsome
pold medal presented to him by the
Christian Brothers on the closing day OF
their school. The young man, after 8
severe examination. won the prize ~
having obtained the highest class stand
ing atthe close Of. the school term.
asher George E. Maxwell, Of the
Flour City N atlonal bank, has received
from the comptroller ct the currency ! e 's
lie papers which make Minneapolis 4, 9
reserve city. The banks In various '
parts st the N northwest are already be.
ginning % make ths arrang em1 g 1a for .
detlpositing their funds with the local !
,,ank.s. ana az lit is expected that the let:
AMOUNT depo here viii run well sup
81 the millions IE=i
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