The Irish standard., 1890-05-24
CITY BRIEFS.

. The telephone call Of The IRISH
STANDARD is 1854.
Emma Schmidt, the young woman
who recently shot M. w. Durham, has
been released from custody, the grand
jury having failed to indict her.
The Father Mathew T. A. society of
the Immaculate Conception parish will
give a musical and literary entertain
ment next Friday evening at Catholic
Association hall. Fathers Byrne and
Christie will be among the speakers.
No charge.
Supt Drackeut after investigating
the cases of the South Minneapolis
police officers against whom judgments
were recentlv obtained in the district
court for unlawful arrest and imprison-
ment submitted a report to the com
mission in watch he states that he be-
lieves it was not the merits Of the case
on which the verdict was returned, but
because of prejudice.
The Hibernlan. Rifle company will
assist Dudley r. Chase Post G.. A. r.
and other societies of the East. side ia
observing Memorial day. The process
sion will form at Roses hall, POS Cen
trail avenue, at $3.50 O'Clock am, and
will march to Maple Hill cemetery,
where the principal exercises will be
held this year. The graves Of deceased
soldiers in both cemeteries will be de-
corated after the conclusion of the
programme.
The two actions of the Andover Nat
lonal bank against the members Of the
w. 3. Clark Investment company pro-
ceeded before Judge Hicks Wednesday
morning at the. district court. The
standing of Mr.. Camp previous to the
time of his making the notes in ques-
ton was the topic upon which the. wit
nesses we're called to testify, Otto E..
Maggie, Emerson Cole, George II.
Fletcher. James E. Merritt, George B.
Shepherd and VIM. Powell were among
the witnesses. They gave Mr.. Camps
financial standing very bad reputation.
j. Frank COLON and ). 7, Blaisdell
were at the district court "Wednesday
morning as defendants in lien action
against them. The case in which
Joseph Hickey is the plaintiff came up
for hearing before Judge Hooker. The
claim is made for labor and material
furnished for the handsome residence
which Collom began building. The
claims against it are. said to aggregate
little more than $4,000. as Mr.. Collom
kept the bills for construction pretty
we'll paid up.
The Immaculate Conception Crusa
ders society held a largely attended
meeting at their hall last Tuesday even
ing. Delegates to the nineteenth an
nual convention to be held at Saltwater
June 18th and 18th were elected as fol-
lows: Bernard Mousse. J.. J. Farrell,
John Woolsey, Hugh Ryan, Miss Nellie
Gallagher. After the transaction of
the regular business, an ENJOYABLE en-
tertalnment was given, consisting Of
the following; Piano solo, Miss Stella
Healy: song, Pearl Glasfords recitation,
Miss VeVa Verney; address, 'Objects
of the Catholic Truth Society,"" VIM. F.
Markoe.
At the meeting of the directors of the
Associated Charities held Wednesday
morning the secretary reported that
during the month of April. through the
employment bureau, 224 men and 278
women had been supplied with work.
There had been an average OF Is ap-
plicants per day for employment, and
for charity there bad been lO7 applicants
IAN average of per day. The emer-
gency fund had been expended on these
cases-for the most part as loans 81.
This fund is greatly in need Of money.
There is remaining balance OF but
SIS 80 in the fund May j. John Con-
molly, aged 4. and Ole Dand, aged IL,
were sent to the state public scnool at
{ watenna.
The case against E. NJ. tone,
who was accused Of having com
mitted assault and battery upon
Ruby Woolery, dressmaker en-
ploved at Mrs. Bryant's establishment,
was settled in the Municipal court
Wednesday morning. Stone pleaded
guilty, but urged in extenuation OF the
offence, that the dressmaker had pro-
,nromised to have his wife's dress ready
On 4 certain day and had failed to do
90. Consequently he was about to take
the dress away, when the girls pitched
onto him and attempted 60 wrest the
.hundle from him. Judge Mahoney
5finleed stone SIS and costs, which, inc ,
din, ding the witness fees, swelled the whole
amount which Mr.. Stone had 70 pay up
~ 4l5, RUBY Woolery and four other
;1i]ihr.esssnakeers sat il q row in the rear e OF
INA room, ready "a testify i the state
ss,,,antad them u. Stone g chief clerk e
x.s ~, II az kh0 sSOoss