The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-07-19

be congratulated upon securing tho
services OF so valuable an acquisition as
Mr.. O. Conner. s.
The safe Of the HOLY Rosary church !,
Twenty fourth avenue south and
Eighteenth street. was blown omen last
Sunday night and robbed. The work
was evidently done BY professional
safe blower. There was nothing OF any
great value in the safe. and the burglar
got away with only few papers and q
small amount of money.
w. 81. Place. the attorney, was en-
gaged by Mrs. Adnah Hutton to secure
q divorce from William A. Hutton.
Before the case came to trial, the Hut.
tons made up, and Place was left with
oat fees. He applied to the court
Saturday for an order on Hutton for
his fees. Judge Hooker thought it
would have discouraglng effect on
settlements out of court if he issued the
order, but he gave Place leave to plead
his case.
The police commission got together
and took care Of several little things,
Monday. The most Important matter
before them was the charge against Off
Ger Delano that he had beet, OF his beat
from $50 to 1880. Sergt. Leonard.
Patrolmen Norvack. Harmon. and Teie.
graph Operator Kellogg were the Wit
nesses summoned. Architect Kelly re-
ported III regard to the different plans
of heating the North Side station. but
the whole matter was laid over.
And now the peddlers are getting back
at the police commission. They are at
tempting to roast Police Commissioner
Giertsen over his own fires. At the
municipal court Monday warrant was
sworn out against Police Commissioner
Gjertsen for obstructing the sidewalk
in front of his grocery store. The war
rant was sworn out by G.. Schwartze, a
man who is employed by the peddlers.
it IS said, to make the complaint. MIR.
Giertsen was not in court, however.
His brother, the attorney, appeared for
him, and the case was continued.
The Brownson Catholic club will give
a moonlight excursion to Lake Mime
tonka On Tuesday evening. July 20Ch.
leaving the Minneapolis Union depot at
7:15 pm. for Wavzata, and making
connections with the steamer City Of st.
Louis for ride around the lake, ar
irving at Minneapolis on return at 1870
pm. The members of the club promise
to make the trip a most ENJOYABLE one
to their friends. Tickets will be on
sale By members of the club and at
Regan Bros, 325 Nicollet avenue.
Tickets for round trip. $1.OO.
The flour output last week. was the
heaviest since May, says the North
western Miller. The aggregate produc-
tion of fifteen mills was 99,1OO barrels.
averaging 1915 barrels daily, against
73, 300 the week before, 1880 barrels
fo] the corresponding time in 1889 and
181, 900 barrels in 1885. Most everybody
has more or less orders ahead, and
whenever the mills are in shape to run
they are placed in SERVICES Two more
are in operation on the platform than
a week ago, adding2 500 barrels capacity
to the list.
Thursday the Minneapolis Street Rail-
wav Company issued the long-looked-
for order reducing the fare to Mime
haha, Washburn Park and Lake Harriet
to S cents each way, commencing TO-
dav. The official order is as follows:
ION and after July 10th. 1890, the fare
will be s cents to Lake Harriet and to
all other points on the motor line. Pas.
sengers from the city must take through
trains to the lake, as no transfers will
be made from Thirty-first street to
Lakes Calhoun or Harriet. On the
Minnehana and Washburn park
branches no fares will be collected
either way.
There was little blaze in North Min.
neapolis, early Monday morning. 1t
was at the house Of MI. Cohen. on Fifth
street north. The fire did not amount
to anything and was speedily put out.
The only peculiar thing about it is that
it was only about month ago that
there was another fire of the same char
acter and at the same place. The fire.
men say that Indications point pretty
strongly toward incerdlarisn. The fire
last Monday night was kindled from the
outside and for that reason was easily
disposed of. There is no possible
motive for Cohen's wishing ITO burn his
own house as he carries no insurance,
and the firemen believe that it is the
work of some one who wants to drive
him out of the neighDorhood.
The estate of Martin Layman. the
pioneer settler, which has been hanging
fire in the district court so long, was
formally settled up and allowed IN the
nrnhata conrt Monia morning. Ali