The Irish standard., 1893-07-08
bank has made an asei Rnment to Judge
John 2. Rea, and the assets are placed
IL 1880 .nO4l. Ed .. IS

A dispa Oh from Little Falls, Mimi,
1 announces the death by drowning OF
/ Fred Denny, wife and two children 4 on
| tho Fourth Of July, while trying to cross
tho river IN faulty boat. Mr.. Denny
was connected with the Pillsbury mill
and had gone to spend the Fourth with
his parents and his. family, the latter
having left this city few weeksfago.
MI. Denny formerly lived with his FAM
ily at % Fifth street northeast, and was
lat erly employed as grinder in the Con-
solidated az mill. His wife was q
niece OF P. FL. Hughes, night miller Of
the Pillsbury "a" He was highly es-
teemed, and the tragic death OF himself
and family is deeply regretted by all
who knew them.
A quiet wedding ceremony was per-
formed last Monday morning at Ascen-
sion Church, the happy couple being Mr..
John L. Langan and Miss Julia A. Wanda.
Rev. A. Christie was the officiating cler-
gyman. Nuptial mass was celebrated
and attended by the immediate friends Of
| the contracting parties. The groom is q
brother Of Rev. J. NJ. Langan, of Mar
quette, Mich, and is a young man who
is highly esteemed by large circle of
acquaintance in this city where he has
always lived with his parents. He was
educared at ST. Johns University and
for the last five ears has been employed
in the Minneapolis post Office. The bride
is an accomplished young lady who has
been prominent in social circles in North
Minneapolis. The happy couple left in
the evening on wedding tour, and after
visiting in the East and enjoying the
Worlds Fair, they will make their home
in this city
A serious case of apoplexy occurred at
Lake Harriet on the night of the Fourth,
resulting from q ruptured blood vessel
| in the brain. The sufferer was Miss
Wand Richards, who is 20 years OF age
and lives in St. Paul. She was brought
to the city, reaching the Nicollet House
about midnight, when DR.. 81. S. Nelson
was called He fonnd the patient in q
critical condition. She was no longer
breathing and the action OF the heart
| was very feeble. Respiration was again
induced, and when DR.. Nelson left two
hours later the girl was in an easier
condition. He called at 10 o'clock the
following morning and found her still
alive but absolutely unable to move,
except at times of spasm, and unable to
utter any sounds She has since been
removed to her home. Permanent
aphasia may result The trouble WAS
| caused by fear Of fireworks, as they ex-
ploded.
The court house and city hall com
| mission net Thursday and transacted q
little routine business. The situation in
which the board finds itself as result
Of the recent bond decision was in.
formally discussed before the meeting
was called to order, and by all admitted
to be staggerer. just before adjourn
| ment Judge Fish was called upon for q
| report. He stated that he was prepar-
| ing a petition for rehearing, and
thought it would be granted. 1.-THE
| case,'' he said, ''is of class in which ap.
plications for rehearing are frequently
granted. The fact that it is of large
public interest was submitted on briefs,
was hurriedly prepared and as hurriedly
decided, leads me to hope that when the
| Judges reflect on the consequences Of
their decision they will adopt another
view, but whatever they do shall not be
as much surprised as I was at their first
decision"
Catholic Press Convention.
The suggestions that a conference Ct
the editors and publishers Of Catholic
papers to be held during the week of the
Catholic congress in September next at
Chicago having met with the approval
Of the Catholic press and arrangements
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