The Irish standard., 1890-04-05

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I the average dali nlanIfa ct1te l,einl
/. 22.90o bbls- The aggregate productioI
Il was 137,450 bbls. aaaJnst 18s8.72O bbls
q the week before. and 50. $40 bbls Tor tl,s
! correspondin time III 1859 The mills
i have 20 Tar not snff ered any special In
convenience from the coopers strike.
Most OF the. firms have conceded the
demands Of the men. and for q while IL
least will paw SIC for barrels instead 81
32c and CSC az for some time past. The
Inactivity Of the -four market is as pro.
nounced as over. There is very little
demand, except for small lots for
fprompt shipment, and the current OUT
! put. reduced a. it is, exceeds current
sales. Prices ARE rather easier, and have
q downward tendency. I
Commitments were issued W ednesday
for the arrest and confinement Of George
I'D. Merrill. the saloon keeper arrested
for violating the Sunday closing rule,
at the saloon at rs Third street south,
on Dec, %; also for c. FL. Sullivan, the
manager of the Manhattan Social club,
which was located near the high school.
Sullivan and Merrill were both fined
500 for violation of the liquor law.
They were granted stay of execution
to permit them to appeal to the SUE
preme court and failed to perfect an
appeal. In the case of G. B. Maben no
commitment has yet been issued, as
the attorneys are attempting to have
the case put on the Supreme court cal
endar for the April term. Unless the
appeal is completed Mr.. Maben will
be obliged to paw his 500 fine or go. to
Jail.
Mrs. Mary White. aged 81 years,
widow of the late James White, re-
siding at 81s Marshall street, died
suddenly of heart disease last Saturday.
morning, at the family residence Mar.
shall street northeast. She was engaged
al her usual work about the house and
was apparently in the best of health,
when thr fatal shock came at few
minutes before IL o'clock. The de-
ceased lady had resided on the East Side
for nearly nineteen years and had
formed the acquaintance of MANY low
ing friends She leaves to mourn their
loss family of grown u) children, one
of whom is the wife of John Mahoney
of 500 Fourth street northeast, a sister,
Mrs. John Fleetham, and two brothers,
Thomas and James Byrnes. The funeral
was held from the Church of st. An
thony Of Padua last Monday morning,
where Requiem Mass was celebrated. 4
A reunion under the auspices OF the
A. q. Fl. of Anoka will be given at the
City Hall, that city, on Wednesday
evening next. A choice programme
has been prepared for the occasion,
such, indeed, as will mark source of
interest and pleasure to ali who may at
tend. The gathering will undoubtedly
be a large one, as invitations Lave been
extended to number of people both in
Minneapolis and st. Paul to be present
and enjoy that splendid hospitality
Anokians are noted for. This city, we
understand, will be represented on the
programme of entertainment by Chris.
A. Gallagher, Esq. who will deliver an
address, and by Prof. w. D. Perry
and Mrs. nj. S. Baker, we'll versed in
music and song. The East Side band
will also be present and assist1n making
the event most successful in every way.
In this connection it may not be amiss
to- mention the tact that trains to
Anoka leave on the N. p. at 1855 and
Great Northern at $40 p. ~
The signal service men in their efforts
to manufacture decent weather are
availing themselves of a new device
known as the Triple Self Register"
The Instrument is ingenious aud YER
satile. Without the intervention Of
any human power it records the direc-
tion OF the wind, its velocity, and re-
gisters the fall of rain. The machine
derives its inspirations from clock work
and electricity. It is not exposed to
the driving storm and whistling wind
itself, but instead, associates with the
signal service prognosticator in his
warm and coy quarters. while the
hard working instruments on the roof
are keeping tab on the vagaries Of the
breeze. and the depth Of the rain fall.
These data are communicated TO the
triple self register by electricity, and
the register responds with al appro-
pirate lead pencil memorandum. This
arrangement enables the oracular signal
aarYica man To give his entire attantion