The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-09-13

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Jelly. he was single man Of about
so. and resident Of St. Paul.
The report of Health Officer Kilving.
ton for August makes bad showing,
OF the full number of diseases 81 were
from preventable diseases, cholera in.
fantum, 35; diphtheria, Is; typhoid fsv-
er, ID. The total number Of contagious
and Infectious diseases reported were
1874, as follows: Diphtheria, 81; scarlet
fever, 81; measles. 10; typhoid fever, So.
The coroner certified to Ii deaths.
The counsel committee on railroads
has gathered into one ordinance to pre-
sent to the counsel for adoption all the
resolutions and motions passed On the
street car question. The ordinance in
cludes the compromise with the COM
pany on electricity, gives until Nov. l,
1890. for the completion Of the ls6 av s
and Washington av lines and until Dec.
1. 1891, for the completion Of the whole
system.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Knights Of Labor Build
ing association last Tuesday evening,
the report OF the treasurer showed the
annual net income for the year ending
Aug. 81. to be 81 1854. Nj j. Gill Was
elected president for the ensuing wear:
Ole Byorum, secretary; FL. NJ, Burgess,
treasurer; T.. A. Clark, r, +. Murphy,
J II Corrigan and J. I'll. Parry, di-
ractors.
The damage suit Of Emma Schmidt
against Morris Durham, her alleged Sc
Queer, is not llkely to be dismissed.
According to Miss Schmidt's attorney,
the negotiations for settlement have
fallen through. Accordingly this case
will be tried Oct. ~. It is understood
that the proposition for settlement
which was entertained by the attorneys
o. each Of the principals did not prove
satisfactory either to Durham or Miss
Schmidt
On the evening Of October 9th next.
as we learn from tickets On sale, there
will be delightful musicale given al
Che residence OF Mrs. Anthony Kelly
who has kindly allowed to the ladies III
charge Of the entertainment. the use Of
her parlors for this purpose. The pro-
ceeds will go towards soms Improve
mants contemplated in the c. lrch of
the Immaculate Conception. a rich
musical treat, such as the Catholics Of
this city have never vet enjoved, is
promised.
Next Monday evening the Columbia
club wills resume It's meetings in the
Immaculate Couceptian school room.
The work for the year will be mopped
out, off GERS elected aud new members
admitted. The club proposes this year
TO do sone vigorous work and there is
no doubt chat tbe interest already
awakened will be productive of tho
best results It is literary club sim
ply and purely and will admit to menu
Dersl1ip only those who will be willing
TO contribute to the instruction and en-
tertainment Of ali.
A trust deed was Tuesday fled in the
register OF deeds Office at St. Paul,
made by the Minnesota Belt Line Rail
way and Transfer Company to the
Minneapolis Trust Company. on all lts
property in Anoka and Ramsey coun
ties, to secure tae payment of LOGO
bonds of ST. 900 each, A trust deed was
also made by the Minneapolis
Stock Yards and Packing Company to
the Minneapolis Trust Company, to sc
cure bonds aggregating 81. 100000. The
bonds are 600 ia number payable III rs
wears, with interest at per cent.
An increase of about 200 students is
counted upon by state university auth
critics for the present year. Tuesday
forenoon was given up to registration
and at 1880 President Northrop ad,
dressed the students in the chapel.
Lessons were afterward assigned, and
Wednesday recitations and lectures be
gan in earnest. In the law school 100
students listened to an address Oh
Justice by Dean Pattee. The pros
poets for the coming year in the law
school are very bright and over 200 stu
dents are counted upon.
The market committee heard Harlow
Gales plea for further time In his ne
gotiatlorls for new market. The
market committee had also letter
from prominent and influential citi-
zen. whose name they do not care to
mention, saving that negotiations were
now pending by which they hope to
bring foreign capital to the city to
build a. new market He asked that
since all negotiations thus far had been
made in the name of Mr.. Gale that
they be continued in that way. This
gentleman gave the com nittee his per-
sonal assurance that the negOtlons were
being carried on in good faith. 1t !
no aupnt of the men whn ranrn-