The Irish standard., 1893-03-11


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kaaliT accepted, though ths iAEs fur ths
ssame has not yet besn st
Ths fsznIiy Of Eimari C0niin. living
r 2-I9 Seventeenth avenue south. hsd
: very marrow escape early Thursdzy
morning. from asphy yIiataon- The r0om
zhare Mr. COniin. his xife and their lit
Re so rs sleeping FLED With coal gzs-
and rhen Conlin aEcke during tte Right
. found his Eats unconscious Pnyzi-
cians sere called and Mr. C0aIia and the
beg hsEe recovered. out Ars ConEn =
sill v=ry III from the effects ot The gss
Iahalsd
Timothy Rsaa. car repsirer IN the
SEQ yards. met horrible deafh We'd
nesdas mo-ning tie MS engaged at
the end of car when - eagiHe oscaed
up 70 couple @. and the man vas caugat
between he irss bars he vas fearfuiiy
lcrushed, the draE bars crushing tnssr
wsy almost completely through the
ed Wnan resezs-d fD1 rs Yssl-s0@
Esza So 81 aEIse o. dssi saorllE -
ter- Ryan Eas q years sf fsys soa Esea
% Second strest near the piace where ne
Was employed.
Fred George, secretary of the police
department, rendered his resignation
Monday to Mayor Eastls. It was ac-
cepted and took effect at once. The re-
signation created no surprise, as it was
expected he would resign. George was
appointed member OF the police de-
partment in 1885, He frst went in as
operator in the police signal room, and
afterwards was promoted to the position
of Secretary to Chief Brackett. He has
many friends among the members of the
department.
Sergeant Leonard and Patrol man Nor
rissey early in the week arrested tough
named Tom Gardner. alias Tom Hass.
and locked him up at the central station.
Hass was found in house Of i'll repute
ICa l. 1l1V S6LCCOs 11dS1 6diAAB1Cd NGMIOu0I
4 waylaid pedestrian on First avenue
south and robbed him. He escaped
from the city and went to Breckenridge,
whore he was arrested for highway rob
berry He claims he is out on bail, but
the police think he has escaped from the
Breckenridge jail, and have notified the
l towns. authorities.
i The Minneapolis Press club held its
annual election of officers Monday. The
polls opened at o'clock and remained
open until 9 in the evening. There was
not . full quota of votes cast, the NUM-
ber of ballots counted being only forty
seven. The election resulted as fellows.
Presidsns, Abbot Blunt, Tribune; vice
president, j. Newton Mind, Lumberman:
recording secretary, W. w. Jermane
Journal; corresponding secretary. Fred
FL. Gilman. Times; treasurer, Carl T..
Wallace, Pioneer Press; Directors, w. B.
: Chamberlain, Journal; Smith B. Hal!
and James Gray, Times. Delegates to
International Press Club League, John
! Blanchard, Times; e B. Barnes, journal
/ Col. Hans Mattson died early Sunday
morning at his residence, 1926 Park ave-
nue.. About three weeks ago it became
known that Col. Mattson was danger
ously Ill. For week it was expected
that his departure would be only a ques.
tion OF hours. Alb ut two weeks ago he
began TO grow stronger and his family
took heart 1t was hoped that his iron
constitution would pull him through.
But he was too much weakened by bis
illness Death was caused by fatty de.
! generation Of the heart. DR.. Toll, the
, attending physician, was with him when
I he died, as were all the members of the
i family save two sons who are in Califor-
MIA Col. Mattson leaves wife and one
daughter, the wife OF Luth Jaeger, edi-
!, tor of the North.
At q regular meeting of the grand Off
GERS of the Brotherho Of Railway Car
men, held ia grand lodge Office, 301-3O3
; Rochester block, Minneapolis. recently,
resolutions were presented by Grand
J Secretary and treasurer, s. Kelliher, and
adopted, thanking Senator s. NJ. Cullom
of Illinois, Representatives George D,
n Wise, Of Virginia, Thos. r. Watson, of
Georgia, John Lind, of Minnesota, w. j
Bryan OF Nebraska, Stephen r. Nal.
, lory Of Florida, Edward e. Mosely Of the
Interstate commerce commission and
other friends Of the measure, for the ad-
vocacy of the bill known as FL. F. $3.50
, to promote the safety OF employees and
| travellers upon railroads by compelling
common carriers engaged IN Interstate
commerce to equip their cars with auto
', matte couplers and continuous brakes
and their locomotives with drive wheel
brakes. The preamble states that while
the bill, as passed, is not as complete az