The Irish standard., 1890-03-08
much beer in the saloons. his other half
drank too much at home.

4 plication for an ordinance granting hin
i the right to maintain a market house il
South Minneapolis. He says his fnan
/ cial hackers will not submit to the de
lay occasioned when the ordinance wa
referred back to the market COMMITTED
at the last meeting Of the council.
''Reddy'' Golden aud Frank Williams
the two well known crooks arrested fol
breaking window with burglarious in
tent at Philip Resler's clothing store On
First street north last week, were held
to the grand jury Tuesday. Officers
Morrissy and Hicks stood across the
street and saw the whole transaction.
A preliminary test Of the north side
pumping station was conducted on Sun
day last. The pump works well, out
still lacks little adjusting before the
final test. The water pipe for the COM
ing season is beginning to arrive; 49
cars having been shipped. The pipe is
distributed by teams TO their destination
llumeulaG6iy OH arrival.
Charles Anderson was pulling in a
fine perch while fishing on Cedar Lake
last Sunday, when Deputy Sheriff M. d.
Elliot arrested him for violation OF the
game laws. Anderson was 6ned $lU
and costs, aud his EXCELLENT fishing out
fit conGscated as result. Later it
turned out that the outfit which Ander
son was using belonged to another man,
but it had been c0ntiscated and was not
recovered.
The semi-annual apportionment Of
current school fund, which is prepared
on the first Monday in March, was made
Monday by the superintendent OF public
instruction. The apportiOnment this
spring amounts to $13l, 575.73, which is
divided among 2l5 696 scholars, giving
each 81 cents. Hennepin county has
22.3S2 scholars, and will receive $751;
622.52; Ramsey, 1904, and her appor>
tlonment is $50, 1894
The Holy Rosary Crusaders enter
tainment at their hall on last Tuesday
night was we'll attended and the follow
ing pleasing programme was rendered:
Opening address, VIM. Tillisch, presi-
dent of the society; trombone solo,
Joseph Cole; piano selections, Misses
Walsh and O'Neill; vocal solo, Prof.
Perry; vocal solo, Prof. M. S. Baker;
address, Rev. Father RYAN; song. Miss
Title Ackerson; recitation, Curfew.
Miss Allie Acker5on.
Thomas Nolan died last Wednesday
morning at his late residence, 6l7
Eighth avenue north, after short ill
ness, death being caused by pneumonia
Deceased was 80 wears of age, and a
member of Division No. of this city,
under whose auspices the funeral was
held yesterday naorning from the Imma-
culate Conception Church. The remains
were taken to Curcoran for burial, many
of his relations residing in that locality
and where many years of his life had
been spent.
A little before O'Clock ThursdsY
morning, VIM. Kenny, driver Of hose
cart No. IS, and a brother of Assistant
Fire Chief Peter j. Kenny. while IN
the performance of his duty at the
engine house, was struck and knocked
senseless by some unknown person.
Mr.. Kenny lay in an unconscious con
dition for about two hours and on re-
gaining his senses, found that his
pockets had been 1iftd of sB1dll
amount OF m0neY-all the robber sup
posed be had on his person.
Messrs. Y Dung & Balanger will open
up a first class clothing and gents fur
nishlng establishment on the East
Side. The large store corner of Main
street and Central avenue has been
overhauled and remodelled with all the
latest improvements, and on next
Thursday they expect to be able to dis
play to bargain seekers the largest and
finest stock of goods on the East Side.
Both gentlemen are we'll known in East.
Minneapolis and have for the past two
years or more been employed ty Messrs.
Altman & Co., Mr.. Young having been
engaged III the hat department and Mr..
Belanger IN clothing,
The Typographical union held its an
nual meeting at Labor Temple Sunday
afternoon and elected the following
officers: President, Geo E. Ledger
wood; vice president, Fred. Hudson;
secretary, w. H. Ronald;
financial and corresponding secretary
john Uglow; auditor, E.. G.. Erickson;
treasurer, Harry s. Holcomb; sergeant
alarms, Asa M. Wallace; doprkeeper.
D. J. Mahoney; delegate to Interna-
tlonal Union, Alex. j. Mullen; alter
nate, Louis Miller; executive board, A,
A. Daily, 5. e. Streeter. Geo. A. Stew.
ems; delegates to trades assembly, s. A. !
Thomas, w. a. Campbell, Geo. d.
Ledgerwood, Lewis Hoke, John Lucas. |
There was conference in the county
Office Tuesday morning
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