The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-11-19

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] 1ysY against VIM. j. Edl,wt1s NJ and Get
Staples brought ia . verdict Tor IS
against the first named and found 10
the latter. sGeneyey iis the umbrella Re
ipairer, who brought the action "a 70
cover 5000 damages for false imprison
ment on the charge Of stealing q 81 du,
bill Tor which the complainants did no
prosecute. & z:ts
John Walsh and Miss Katie Conlin, q
Faxon, Sibley county, were married 4
that village on Tuesday last at ST. Johns
Ichurch, Rev. Father Russell officiating
The interesting ceremony took place Al
9. N. and 9 wedding breakfast followed
at the home Of the brides brother, join
Conlin. a large number Of friends Of
the contracting parties were present
some Of these being from this city. Mr.
and Mrs. Walsh are well and favorably
known at Faxon and immediate vicinity
and are heartily congratulated on their
union.
Some time ago Lambert Mitchell, col
ored, went into the Ideal restaurant, on
Fourth street, then managed by G. W..
johnson, and asked for cup of coffee
No attention was paid to him, and he
complained to Mr.. johnson, who told
him he could not be served there. He
sued in the district court to recover
81 800 damages for injuries to his feel
ings There was no appearance for the
defendant, and after hearing Mitchelps
side of the case the jury brought in 8
verdict for him in the sum of $75.
at the regular monthly meeting of the
Associated Charities Wednesday after
noon Secretary Holt presented the fol-
lowing report of work done during the
month Of October: Men supplied with
work, 395; women supplied with work,
815; total, 1910. Men registered for
employment, SO; women registered for
employment, SO; total 1852. Applications
for charity. single men, 2; families, IS;
all new cases; recurrent cases, go; total
60. Emergency fund, loans, $15 Re-
ferred toiAssociated Charities to various
institutions, Is, articles received, 119; ar-
ticlee given out, 147. The report of the
secretary was accepted. Other business
of routine nature was transacted.
The following report has been submit
ted to his honor, Mayor Winston, by
Supt. Henderson, OF the police depart
ment, for the month of October: Total
number of arrests made, $50. OF these,
% were for assault and battery, 16 for
grand larceny, q for keeping houses of
i'll fame, and % for petit larceny. OF the
minor offenses, drunkenness leads all the
others in number, being credited With
355. Vagrancy % cases and disorderly
conduct three cases. Three cases OF man
slaughter were also in the list. The de-
tectives made % arrests during the
month. Property to the value Of $1,000
was recovered and returned to the own
ers Police Surgeon Gibson treated So
police officers for various ailments
The jury in the damage suit OF Jenny
Beardsley, administrative, against the
Minneapolis street railway company,
brought to recover $1,000 damages for
thedeath of her husband, Charles Boards
Icy, who was motoneer in the employ
of the company and who was killed by
the backing of the motor, which threw
him over the dashboard OF the car, Tues
day brought in verdict for the plaintiff
in the full amount sued for. The case
for the plaintiff was conducted BY: A. D.
Smith, who made the special point that
the car was out Of order and that the
knew it when they sent Boards
ley out with 1t, it having been reported
as bucking several times and had not
been repaired. The case will be carried
to the supreme court.
The Lumb herman states that nearly all
Of. the lumber mills in the city have now
shut down, the only ones running being
the Nelson, Tenney & Co. the Backus,
Hoer and Smith 4, Kuregin mills. The
night crew at the Backus mill quit Satur-
day night, but the day crew OF this and
the Backus mills will continue through
this week, with view to cutting while
the log supply lasts. Last Saturday
eyery night crew on the West side that
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