The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-01-16

cepti5n. VerY Rev. j. j. Keane. Re
4 tor Of st. Thomas Seminary. will preac
the sermon. Instructions every da
the coming week.
I The Irish American bank has electe
the following officers for the ensuln
4 year: Us. CoughliD, president; ] +
! Gould, vice president; j. G. Scal!er
cashier; Hon. j. r. Corrigap, attorney
Ids. Coughlin, NJ. w. Nash, Mathea
Walsh, j. E. CorrigaD, j. F. Rea., +
w. Shaw. I'll. G. Clarke. Richard Welsh
~. E. Gould, j. G. Scallan directors
Il Patrolman McNulty is man of firm
I ness, nevertheless quiet and unobtru
Esive IN manner, though radical chang
may have been noted in his demeano
during the past week. II ever mar
was the very picture of happiness it il
PatrOiman Men ultY of to-day Al
eleven pound boy appeared at his hom'
last Wednesday. Both n other and SOL
are doing well.
Il Edward L. S,ipher, travelling sales
man for Dodsop, Fisher Is Brockmana,
was arrested i'm Chicago on charge Of
emb zzing $4,000. Inspector Lawren &C
has gone to bring hi n back. He midi.
Gates Willingness to return without
requisItion papers. Shipherd is a mar
ried man and has one child. He lived
at Usage, Iowa, and has bean enplove
by the fiem for six or seven years.
Mrs. Fletcher. wife OF Hon. Loren
Fletcher, died at the family residence,
1875 Tenth street south, last Thursday
morning Of capillary bronchitis. She
was born in Bangor, Maine, and came
with her husband to Minneapolis in
1857. OF a friendly nature and gentle.
unassumlng disposition, Mrs. Fletcher
had endeared herself to a large circle
of acquaintances in this city and else
where who sincerely mourn her death.
Louis Lyman, elevator operator at s.
e. Olson & CO.'S overall factory; l2l
Washington avenue n, was seriously
injured by the falling OF the elevator
shortly before 2 o'clock Tuesday after
noon, just how it happened Is not
known. All LYMAN could say when
found at the bottom of the shaft was,
lit fell with me-" His head was cut
open for several inches, and he was very
weak from the flow OF blood. He was
taken to his home, 263 Cedar ave.
The following gentlemen from this
city are now in Washington laboring in
behalf of St. Paul, as the place for hold
ing the Nation Democratic convention:
p. b. Winston, b. Cloutier, J. w. Law
renee, M. w. Glenn. George FL. Part
ridge, l.. Il. Tniap, G. r. Cameron, W.
II. Lynn. A. T. Ankeny, S. A. March,
j. R. Rolfe, F.C. Brookes. Matt Walsh,
G. M. Foote, J. G. Haynes, D. B. john
son, b. F. Nelson, Titus Mareck, NJ.
w Meagher. G. A. Cornman, Gao. E.
Ledgerwood, Julius Heinrich.
Mrs. O. V. Tousley, wife Of Prof.
Tousley, the worlds fair commissioner,
died Monday forenoon. Death came
suddenly and Unexpectedly Mrs. Tous
lev had been suffering several days with
a severe cold, but the physician who at
tended her did not look upon it as any
thing serious. Monday morning she
busted herself with her household
duties, and commissioned her husband
to purchase various things at the store.
When he returned she was dead. 1t is
thought that death was ocasioned by
sudden attack Of pneumonia. ~
The wife of Albert nj. Daymor, a
music teacher residing at 705 Nicollet
avenue, lost pair OF diamond earrings
last Monday evening, valued at about
500. Two women who had been visit
lug the music teacher during the after
noon were suspected OF the theft. Ono
of the women was arrested in the even
ing at Plummer Post G.. A. e, Hall, at
tending a dance. She was taken to the
central station, where she claimed the
woman who was with her at the music
teachers house took the earrings. She
gave to the police the name OF her COM
panion as Addle Ehlers.
a curious case began before court
closed Monday. Enoch Lord brought
suit against the Minneapolis Street
Railway company for, $4,000. He
charges that on Aug. 16 of last year he
got on Hennepin avenue car with q
transfer. When the conductor saw the
transfer he Informed Lord, in language
more fo1cible than beautiful, that he'd
have to get off. Lord refused to do SC,
and the conductor called "a policeman
and had HIM taken off. In attempting
to induce him to leave the car, Lord
alleges the conductor used so much pro-
family, and used it so forcible, that 1T
brought on apoplexy, thus causing
SIS, 900 damages to the plaintiffs health
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