The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-09-19

7 | moved to Graceviu. Mr.. Moran 2;
) purchased property from 81. W. Stron
| OF that thriving village, and will en-,
{ bark at once in the clothing and az
good business there.
The Business Mems Bicycle associ'
ton held a special meeting Wednesda
evening to agitate the question Of bacl
} ing up bicvclists IN their suits for dan
| ages against reckless drivers. The al
ISOLATION intends to ferret out the carr
less drivers about town and make a
example Of them.
The suit brought by Charles w. Has
tings against Rufus W. Hatch and +
A. Perry to recover promissory not
of 1000, made February 26, by the de
PENDANTS and Endorsed by DR.. Philo L
Hatch, was decided in favor Of tn
plaintiff "Wednesday by Judge Hooker
the defense withdrawing its answer.
VIM. BaumanD, of IS Eastman ave
nue., and a gentleman friend, had mar
row escape from serious injury. las
| Wednesday. An electric car, at uht
union depot, ran into their buggy, de
molishing it. Mr.. Bauman leaped ovel
the railiog of the Car and escaped harm
and hi, friend jumped to the ground.
VIM. Maloney was Wednesday morn.
ing married to Miss Agnes Hoy, by Rev.
Father James O'Reilly, III the Church
of st. Anthony OF Padua. at noon there
was wedding feast at the home Of the
brides parents. Eighth avenue north.
east. and in the evening the happy
couple left for Brlnkley, Ark, where
thev wiz reside.
Judge G. b. Elliott Thursday morn
ing received official notice that be had
been appointed advisory counsel for the
worlds congress auxiliary of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition. His
subject is historical literature. The OBJ
ject of the auxiliary congress is to
encourage meetings in Chicago, during
the worlds fair of men of letters.
The Minneapolis Dental association
banqueted at Dorsett's parlors last
Thursday evening. The chief features
of the meeting were addresses by Dr..
F. G. Brimmer, president Of the asso-
citation, and DR.. w, A. Spauldlng, who
has recently returned from Paris. The
association will resume it's regular
meeting in the library building on the
third Wednesday of each month.
It is said that Superintendent of Po-
lice Henderson is not we'll pleased with
the action of SOME of the force in going
before the grand Jury and giving out a
good deal of information. He is WON
dering why INSTRUMENTATION never came
to hln. Sergts. Leonard and Kirkham
are said to have given quite graphic
description OF the condition of things,
and the superintendent proposes TO do
a. little Investigating,
There are Indications Of a revival Of
the old war Of the Southtown people
headed by Lars Nj. Band against Capt.
Ness, of the Fourth precinct police STA
ton. II was reported Tuesday that q
delegation with MIR. Rand at it's head
would call upon the mayor and urge
him to remove Ness. if not from the
force entirely, at least from the South
station, Aid. Rand called upon the
mayor as did also Aid. MCGOWAN,
Kiichli and Schwartz. but the result OF
their conference or whether there was
really any movement after Ness scalp
could noe be learned.
The row that has been going on about
the so-cailed discrimination Of the rail
roads against MINNEAPOLIS and i'll favor
OF Duluth, has given rise to all sorts Of
wild stories. One is to tne effect that
the 500 line will put On q line Of boats
to run from Gladstone to Buffalo, in
order TO cvercome The disadvantage M
der which it |abors from the possession
by the Great Northern Of q ii1e Of boats
from Duluth. Another story says that
the Old talk of building {. cAn'i 10 con
nect Minneapolis With Lake Superior is
being agitated again. Conservative
business men take no stock in anv of
these stories.
The East side saloon men arrested for
Keeping their places of business open
Sunday last were arraigned ia the police
court Thursday, and their cases were
set for Saturday. Ihe list is as follows:
James Mitel, IT'S Third avenue north
east; Patrick Graham and Joseph Rob
erts, 45S Adams street northeast; Mat
II. Thies and E. IL. Mclaughlin, 600
Spring street northeast; w. S. Sevick,
$40 Central avenue; III. Thompson. All
Monroe street northeast; John Younger
and Gust Lind, 337 Fifth street north
east; George Dif1in, 957 Central avenue;
J. E. Fitzgerald and Nj. Fitzgerald, 954
Central avenue; Robert Hortonboch,
sol Fourth avenue northeast.
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