The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-08-20

J; I appearing for Mrs. Won Wedelstadt, tn
contestant, daughter OF Maj. Camp
'twere Nc. B. Koon and g. H. Woods
i Several witnesses were examined OF
Wednesday and Thursday in reference
to the signing Of the will by Maj. Camp
The case will probably go before the dis
trit court and be appealed to the gu
preme court, as each side is confident Of
victory.
No. 2 OF Father Mahoney's bi-monthly
@Manifestoes" appears this week, packed
with the strongest kind of documents
about the drink. With the way the little
paper is filled it contains what many a
man would spread over good sized
pamphlet. But Father Mahoney has no
use for white paper but to blacken it, and
no use for 80 blackening it but to make
it spread light. So while there is here
but very little paper there is deal of
printing and a deal of clear, strong,
stunning thought. The two numbers of
the Manifestoes already issued are we'll
worth the years subscription of % cents,
and there are q more to follow.
The suit T. 0. Sorenson against
Sheriff P. P. Swenson to replevin Ger
tain property which was taken from the
St. Charles hotel under an attachment,
was on trial before Justice Barton and
jury Wednesday, but after being out an
hour the jury reported that they were
unable to reach an agreement. Sorenson
was guest at the hotel and had some
money and few valuables in the safe.
Meister, the proprietor Of the hotel, was
levied upon to satisfy a Judgment and
Sorenson's goods were taken away with
the other things His suit was brought
to recover his property and secure dam
ages against the sheriff.
James A. Lewis, county superintend-
emit of schools, announces that examine
tion of applicants for teachers certif-
Gates for the fall Of 1892, in and for the
county of Hennepin, will be held as fol-
lows: Tuesday and Wednesday, August
o and "a, in Room B, Central High
school, Minneapolis; Friday and Satur-
day, August 26 and ~, at Maple Plain;
Friday and Saturday, October % and %
at Robinsdale. Examination at Central
High school will begin at $50 a. m. and
at Maple Plain and Robinsdale at 10
o'clock. Teachers not attending, or who
have not attended the state summer
training school, will be required to at
tend examination in case of expiration Of
certificate.
The park board meeting came to an
amusing end Monday afternoon. Com
missioner Ridgway had moved that the
board issue 100000 in bonds, the money
to be used in completing the proposed
Minnehaha boulevard. Brown and
Ryan, the East Side members, protested
earnestly, and said the money should be
reserved for the East Side boulevard.
These bonds wore originally intended for
the East Side, and the over-the-river
members did not want to see them used
anywhere else. Finally, while the de-
bate was at it's height, Brown and Ryan
left the room, leaving the board without
quorum, and it had to adjourn.
The Democrats Of Hennepin county
will hold their convention at Normanna
hall, Third street and Twelfth avenue
south, on Thursday, August Is, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose
of placing IN nomination candidates for
the following officers: Auditor, Register
Of Deeds, Sheriff, Clerk of District Court,
Judge of Probate Court, County Attor-
ney, Treasurer, County Surveyor, Coro-
ner. County Commissioner, County
Superintendent of Public Schools, one
Commissioner from the First district,
one Commissioner from the Third dis
trict, one Commissioner from the Fifth
district, two Candidates for the Legisla-
ture from the Twenty ninth legislative
district, two from the Thirt1eth district,
three from the Thir y-frst district, four
from the Thirty second district, two from
the Thirty third district and two from the
Thirty fourth district. Delegates shall
be elected at caucussSs held under direc-
ton of the precinct committees, on Mon
day evening, August u, 1892, commenc-
ing at 8 o'clock.
The Almonte Gazette, Ontario, Can.
contains the following item Of interest
in it's issue of Aug. 5: Last Saturday
morning, in st. Mary's church, Miss
Mary K. Raleigh, one of Almonte's popu-
lar young ladies', was united in marriage
to Mr.. T. McManrs, highly respected
citizen Of Minneapolis, MINI. The bride
was assisted through the trying but
pleasing ordeal by Miss M. Q. Maggie, and
the groom was ably assisted by MIR. John
Raleigh, brother of the bride. After the