The Irish standard., 1893-07-22
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An i ef Sr m bang nadle ~ the friends
& Capt. d. q (,onnor IS have him ni' re ~
n.atated ii the health apartment.
Isl. W. A. Caine ID reported by the
physicians attending him as much 'aa I'M
nrovved. and there is every reason TO nope
FRAT he will ultimately recover
In the personal injury case OF William
Mcbride against the Northern Paclnc
Railroad company, tried in the Omitted
states circuit court, the jury returned
verdict in favor Of the defendant.
The Matt Walsh Wine Company OF
Minneapolis has been regularly lncor-
1p,orsted, and articles Of association were
fled with the secretary Of state last Tues
day. The capital stock is $6O,ON.
The reception to be given Mgr. Satolh
on his return from the coast will 90 one
fitting to the noted prelate. 1t is the "
tentlon of the Catholic citizens OF inns
city to make it an occasion for showing
tha.eeteem in which that gentleman IS
held in the Northwest, and to invite rep
raaentatiyes from all parts OF the state
TO be present. The plans have not been
fully outlined, but the programme en-
braces q reception, which will probably
he held at the Ryan some time next
waek. the exact date Of which has not
baen fixed. A meeting of the committee
on arrangements was held the other
day in the law Office of Q. D. and y.
u. O'Brien, and part of the arrangements
made. This committee consists OF y. -
O,Rrien as chairman, Edward ). Oar
raph as secretary, and q. G. McNair, NJ
". Cole, p. M. Hennessy, w. A. Harden
berph. Charles F. Pusch, George Reis'
P. II. Kelly, L. N. Di'n, Charles L. Haas
Peter P. Kopriva, John Macales, William
Cunningham.
A street car decision Of considerable
inheritance and which may be OF mucn
local value was handed down IN the su-
oreme court last week. 1t was IN the
case Of Ernest V. Appleby, appellant vs.
the ST. Paul City Railway company 10
spondent. Appleby was passenger Oh
a street car and had taken transfer
The car to which he was transferred was
tied up, through some accident, and Ap
n,ahv acting on the grlpman's advice
took the following car. The conductor
otthis car refused to take the transfer
and, as Appleby refused to produce an
other fare, he was elected by the con
.7uctor. A suit brought against the
street Railway company by Appleb5
xyaa decided against him. The supreme
court however, reversed the decision o.
tho lower court. The syllabus is as fol
lows: The plaintiff, a passenger on oe
fandants street car line, paid his fart
ana raoa;yed transfer check which en-
+itlad him to continue his journey o.
'+ha s.next" connecting Car on another
line az the same company. He took the
naxt car on the connecting line and the
conductor took up his transfer check
w1,thont notice to the plaintiff this cal
uas taken off at or going a short DIS
lance. The conductor having disappear
al. the plaintiff was informed oy tne
dr;var of that car that he should take
+ha next passing car. He did 50, but
waa nut off by the conductor OF shat car
because he had no transfer check and
refused to pay his fare. Held that
plaintiff showed prima facie right to re-
covar for the conduct of the defendant
agents, leading to and including the ex-
oulsion. Order reversed.
Chas, P. Murphy. of Duluth, and Miss
Lizzie Flynn, Of st. Paul, were married
in the Cathedral on Monday III 'rn1ng,
Rev. DR.. Heffron performing the cere'
mony. The bride was handsomely
dressed in cream gloria silk with lace
hat Of tue same color and carried a lovely
bunch Of white pink roses. Miss Fran
cas- Flvnn, sister OF the bride, was maid
of honor and wore a pretty gown OF
cream albatross and carried pink roses.
N. s. Murphy, of Duluth, brother OF the
groom. acted in the capacity OF best man.
The groom was attired in the conven-
tional welding suit and presented a tine
He is one OF Duluth 9
prominent young mon and is book te1
keepar and stenographer in the Elk
change bank. A large number OF the
friends of the contracting parties were
present to witness the ceremony and OF
fer their congratulations. The nuptial
knot being tied, the happy couple with
about forty invited guests, repaired 70
the home Of the brides sister, Mrs. Dom
lin. whore bounteous repast was served.
The bride was the recipient OF many use
full and valuable wedding gifts. In the