The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-05-27

! Archie McBurnie, whose home 70
several years has been in this city, bn
whose employment as Ia d locker an,
woods foreman has. taken him in variou
:! parts IT the state. was instantly killed q
Park Rapids, Minn.,s last Monday morn
ing.
The case of Charles L. Smith agains
William S. King, % recover commits
: sion fer securing money for quit claim
to Lake Calhoun property, was takel
from the jury and 4 judgment directed
(; in faver of the defendant by Judg'
Hicks.
The Brownson Catholic Club will Civ.
another Of their enjoyable and popular
smoking concerts next Wednesday even
ing, May 31st, at their cosy new club
rooms 2, 4 and 6, Washington avenue
south. Every one lucky enough to re
csive an invitation should make an effort
to be present.
Thomas Patton. while cleaning the
brass work in Ryan & Cassin's saloon
with nitric acid and quicksilver Monday
evening. was seriously burned about the
face by the acid. The cork flew out
while he was shaking the bottle and the
contents we're scattered about. He may
lose his eyesight.
Judge Rasoc'11, instructed the jury tc
find for the plaintiff N the case of the
sh-Amerlcan bank agains ~ Lud
lum of the old Minneapolis fie Com.
pany. This settles the case in the dis.
trict court. At two previous trials the
case occupied the time Of the court for
week and both juries disagreed.
The entertainment for the benefit of
the Home Rule fund will be given at the
L,ceum Theatre on Saturday evening
June II. Tickets are placed at fifty
cents. The program when completed
will be given in these columns. The
committee meets again next Monday
evening at 10 Hennepin avenue.
Mrs Julius e. Miner, wife OF the
Eighth ward alderman, died Wednesday
night at her late home 1922 Dupont
avenue south. The deceased lady was a
woman of considerable literary ability
and a favorite in social circles. Mr.
Miner has the sincere sympathy OF many
friends in the loss of his estimable wife
Col. Wood, of the Nicollet house, met
with a painful. accident last Monday.
While having his horse shod he lifted up
the fore feet of the animal, when the
latter becoming nervous, jerked it away
and let it fall with considerable force on
the colonel's right foot. A couple of his
toes were lacerated, but fortunately no
bones we're broken.
The little daughter of Burton Booth,
residing at SIG Western avenue. was
quite seriously injured Tuesday evening.
The child was seated in baby carriage
close to table and overturned a lamp
there n. Before the flames, which ig-
nited blanket in carriage. were OK.
tinguished the limbs of the little sone
were badly burned.
Sheriff Too]e, of Itasca county, was in
the city Monday on his way home from,
Saltwater, where he had lodged two
grand larceny men, Ed Rygg aud Joe
Sidwin. He also made flying trip to
Hudson, where he mad been informed he
could find Thomas Dolkin, who shot
John McCaf1in at Grand Rapids. 1t was
a case of mistaken identity.
Mary Gertrude Hays has petitioned
for letters of administration for the es'
tate of her husband, the late Lambert
Hays, who loft no will. The estate is
valued at Sl17,O0O of which there is per-
sonal property, $4,000; improved city
property, 100000; unimproved city pro-
perty, $4,000; farm property, $4,000
There are eight children named as heirs.
Miss Allie Ackerson entertained few
friends at tea Thursday evening at her
residence on Eighteenth street south
Covers were laid for ten and an enjoy
able evening was spent, cards and music
being the order of entertainment. Those
present were the Misses Mamie Duncan
and Annie McCourt of st. Paul, Sadie
Stetson and Tillle Ackerson, and Messrs
James Lennon, Geo. Cavanaugh, Chas
Mercier, Chas. Flemming and G. r
Scotch.
Ri. Rev. James Meg olrick, Bishop Of
Duluth. will lecture at the Lyceum
Theatre on Thursday evening, June s
under the auspices of the church OF the
Immaculate Conception. Rossini'e Sta
bat Mater will be presented by chorus
OF one hundred voices with Danz' or
chesta as an accompaniment. Miss Anna
Cecilia O. Brien, who il now in New York