The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-10-21

oD0 OF This week, OuG OA 0SSCSAAA0 " -
excellent weather saving will be contln
ued. although a few OF the mills vii
close to night.
! An adjourned meeting OF the county
commissioners was held last Monday, q
which w. 81. Ferguson put in petltlot
for road at Linwood in the vicinity o.
Ferguson's Point, to be a mile in length
The session was largely devoted to the
allowance Of bills and the transaction Of
routine matters.
As now arranged in classes, Minneapo-
lis has 40 firet-class, 30 second, 10 third
and 9 fourth-class saloons. 1t Is claimed
that the mayor does not view favoraoly
the crusade against saloonkeepers, and
that. left to themselves, with few Jog
9inqs of memory from the administra-
ton, they will come out all right.
There will be no service at DANA hall
on Sunday evening as Father Cleary le
out of the city. He attended the W. q.
T. U. congress in Chicago in the early
part of the week aud on his way back he
1s paying a flying visit to his parents IN
Wisconsin, Father Mcintyre will cele-
brate mass in the hall on Sunday morn
ing at the usual hour.
A young man by the mama OF McDon-
| aid was burt in peculiar way Ia a bar
Der shop on Franklin and Cedar avenues
Thursday forenoon. He was running
after companion in sport, and the lat
ter. who held sickle in his hand, forgot
the fact. When Mcdonald came up the
sickle penetrated his side. The matter
YVES entirely accidental. Fortunately,
the cut is not serious.
In the criminal court Monday morning
the case against the tremen under IN
dictment, for having, it is alleged, stolen
property at tires, were called. lnasmuch
az the chief witness, Hugh Fox, who is
now Thought to be in Seattle, failed to
appear, the motion OF the county attor-
ney to have the cases continued until
the early part OF the next term of court
was granted.
Olson's Hail. on Washington avenue
south. was we'll flied with South Side
citizens last Saturday evening called to-
eether on the promise that they would
be enabled 70 secure cheap coal. The
Pennsylvania Coal company was repre-
sented and it was stated that if cooper
ative company WAS formed with capl-
tol stock of $4,000, the stockholders
could secure their coal at wholesa rates.
Considerable stock was disposed OF at
$50 a share.
r. r. Howell & Go. are winners in their
contest with the insolvent Farmers and
Merchants bank. The bank sued them
to recover 81 900 on promissory note
The defendants replied that the officials
of the bank had agreed to take up the
note in the purchase of Century invest
ment stock made by the defendant firm.
They claimed that Messrs. Scofeld and
Lang had kept up the interest on the
note unbeknown to them, and the jury
decided in favor of the Howells.
The Hennepin County Teachers Asso-
citation meets to-day at Cations CONNER
cial College at 10 o'clock. The program
will include ''Notes From the Worlds
Fair The subject for discussion will
be. els the Continued Retention OF the
Same Schools Desirable?" Miss Agnes
Lynch will read the paper, and Miss
Elizabeth Hamilton will follow her with
another on "What Shall be our Play
ground Amusements?" Every rural
teacher should be in attendance.
Ener Birun1, the Redwood Falls mer-
chant struck by an engine Monday, on
the St. Louis tracks, died at st. Mary's
hospital Wednesday morning at o'clock,
The body has been sent back to Red
wood Falls for interment. Birum never
reoained consciousness from the time he
was injured and his death has been ex-
nected. His wife was with him when he
died. A brother of the deceased, j. BIZ
rum. remained to take charge OF the
body after the inquest, which was held
at the morgue Wednesday afternoon.
A suit has been brought against the
MINNEAPOLIS Trust company, receiver
and the several stockholders of the
North western Guaranty loan company
| IN an effort to make them liable for the
debts Of the insolvent concern to the full
amount of the par value OF their stock
The plaintiff is Arthur B. Rogers, who
saws that about 600 of the company Z
stock is held in this state. Other suits
will be brought in other states to get
Judgment against the different stock
! holders. The total holdings OF the stock
of the company amount to $1,25O,O0O.
IT Mannix has received copy OF
the Ohio law authorizing the establish
| ment of free public employment offices
=: +ho o;t;os IF Cincinnati. Cleveland