The Irish standard., 1893-09-09
IN AND. AROUND THE CITY.
!. BY THE WAYsIDE.

In AND AROUND The .ClIY.
BY THE wAYs1DE.
Michael Clary, and employe of the
Diamond mill, slightly deaf, had his leg
caught in cog wheel Wednesday after
noon and was quite badly injured,
A regular meeting Of Division No. 8,
A. O. H., will be held next Tuesday
evening. It is hoped that all members
will make special effort to attend, as
matters of Importance will come before
the body for action.
City Attorney Simpson states that he
will make application in the district
court in q day or two to have the court
issue an order to Mr.. Dean. the assignee
of the New England Association, to tear
down the walls Of the old Tribune build
ing at once.
The supreme court Thursday morning
handed down a decision in the case OF j..
w. Day & Co. against the Akeley Llm-
Der Company, in which it sustains the
position of the lower court in refusing to
grant motion for new trial, argued by
the plaintiff upon errors of the court.
A promenade concert aud ice cream
sociable will be held at DANA hall Tues
day evening, September 10, for the bene-
fit of st. Charles parish. The ladies of
the parish have perfected all arrange.
ments and an exceedingly pleasant even
ing is in store for those who may attend.
Caroline Nelson, residing at 800 Mime
haha avenue, fell from a car in front of
her home Wednesday afternoon on her
return from visiting friends on Lowry
hill, and soon afterwards died. Coroner
Spring decided that death was due to
heart disease, and that no inquest was
necessary.
DIR. McCollom said Thursday afternoon
that Judge Hooker rested better We'd
nesday night than for week past, and
that he was quite comfortable Thursday.
He is no better, however, and is constant
ly growing weaker. The doctor says
there is no hope for his recovery and that
it is merely matter of speculation as to
how long he will last. The judge is I'M
conscious most of the time.
Monday morning Michael Ryan, head
packer in the Excelsior mills was shot by
the accidental discharge of his gun. He
and party of friends were out hunting
about IA miles northeast of the city.
They we're driving along in light buggy
and struck rock in the road. The jolt
ing discharged the gun and it fell strik.
ing on the hammer. It went off and the
load took effect in Ryans right shoulder.
He was driven as rapidly as possible into
the city and was taken to the Asbury
hospital, where he died of his wounds
that evening.
At the present term of the United
States court another case will come up
which will involve the notorious pension
agent, Van T. suven, of Lime Springs,
Iowa. Mrs. Jennie Bell, who secured
pension through the, agency of Van Leu
ven, will be tried on the charge OF per-
Jury, for which she was indicted by the
grand jury at st. Paul last June. It is
charged that in order to secure the peu-
sion she made an oath that she had not
married again, while she was at that
time the wife of a second husband and
was drawing pension under her former
name. -
The following jurors have been drawn
for the September term of the United
States court to be held at Fergus Falls:
w. ]. Peet. Dibley; w. g. Seeley, Brain
:erd; J. NJ. Howard, Litchfeld; John
Cooler, Argyle; Peter Hanson, Brecken-
ridge; Henry Hooper, Stephen; Jacob
Refs, Jr., Shakopee; james P. johnson,
Nicollet; Charles Holm, Litchfield; Sig
mund Small, st. Paul; John H. Norman,
Sank Rapids; George Walkee, Santiago;
1ATS AuuO6Ou, huOuOOA3 NJ AAs l. se~AS
fort, Clearwater; Hans Jensen, Osakis;
J. M. Finney, Clinton; Adolph Tranlaw,
Morris.
Minneapolis will make strong effort
to secure the next convention of the Ma
tional Waterworks Association. On
Wednesday City Engineer Cappelen in
quired of Mayor Eustis by telegraph it
he would be warranted in extending an
invitation to the association to meet next
fall in Minneapolis, and the reply from
the Mayors office was to do SO by all
means. The Minneapolis contingent,
consisting Of Alderman Kiichh. Bradish,
Flanders, Schwartz, Woodward and Nc
CURE, City Engineer Oappelen and Reg
lister Moody, will no doubt use every ef-
fort to bring the convention here.
Without waiting for their insurance
settlement, e. w. Backus 4 Go. have re-.
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