The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-01-21


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State Superintendent Kiehle's ans,ua
report shows that during 1892, 233,22
pupils wer7 enrolled in the schools Ell
t1tled to superintendent, and 81, 1O9 il
!, other schools in the state. A censul
shows that there are in the state 483,53
/ persons between the ages OF and 2
years. There are ], 576 naleand 4,948 fe
male teachers in the schools. The yalu.
LOT the buildings in use is 1902, 481.
I VIM. J. Abbott, Of 1913 Washington
Iavenue south, was sent to Rochester last
Thursday, having been adjudged insane
|by Judge Steele. The unfortunate man
| is 81 years Of age and was formerly q
ranchman. Two years ago while attend,
ling to his dutiee, he was canght in
blizzard and nearly persisted. Gradually
his mind gave way as resslt, until it
was thought best to commit him to the
insane asylum.
Charles Fl. Munger, who for the past
three months has been employed in the
city ticket office of the Great Northern,
was arrested on Wednesday by Inspec-
tor Howard. The Peoples Mortgage &
Loan Company, of Chicago, charges
Munger with emoezzling $500 while he
was in their employ. Munger came to
this city from Chicago last October. He
will be detained at the central station
until an officer arrives from Chicago.
Munger says he is not guilty and is will
ing to return to Chicago without requi-
sition papers. He is married.
Mrs. Anthony Kelly received telegram
last Saturday from California, announc-
ing the death of her brother, Col. Creed
Raymond, in San Francisco. The tele-
gram came few hours after the funeral
of Mrs Kelly's sister, Mrs. }. K. Wilson.
Col. Raymond was prominent lawyer
and for years the counsel of the Southern
Pacific railroad. He was chairman of the
California delegation to the last national
Republican convention and attracted
considerable attention by repeatedly
casting the solid vote of California for
Blaine. Col Raymond was inferred at
Sacramento.
At the annual meeting of the Republi-
can Club known as the Union League
held last Monday evening, the officers for
the ensuing year were elected as follows:
President, George Fl. Fletcher; vice
presidents, j. T. Mannix, S.. L. Trursel;
treasurer, F. E. Holton; secretary, T..
Stevens; executive committee, F. N. Hen
dirk, w. d. Hale; membership commit l
tee, Messrs. Bartlett, Brown, DALEY,
Barnard. The secretary's report showed
the present membership to be 277, OF
which "a are nonresident members.
There have been 50 new members adj
n1itted during the past year. The club
will celebrate Lincoln's birthday, Feb
ruary ID, with banquet.
Thursday afternoon Adam Gerrick. a
bridge builder employed by the Gillette
Herzog Company, met with serious &C.
cident. He was working or! the bridge
at Fourth avenue south and Third street
when the board on which he was stand
ing slipped from it's supports and Ger
rick fell to the tracks, Is feet below. He
struck on his back, and was rendered
entirely helpless. The patrol wagon was
called to convey the man to 4 Is Jetfer-
son street, where he resides with his wife
and two children. A physician found
that Gerricks back is strained and one
leg is broken. Though severely injured
it is hoped that ne will recover.
The mills slightly increased their out
put last week, getting out 169,340 bar
rels-averaging 1921 barrels daily
against Les, 100 barrels the week before,
173l45 barrels for the corresponding
time in 1892, aud 115,600 barrels in 1891.
Fourteen mills were in operation, says
the Northwestern Miller, but 1t
is doubtful if as good showing is
made for this week as for last. While
the water power averages we'll for thls
time of year, several mills are doing little
or nothing for lack Of power Where
mills are under repairs in some cases,
the greatest lmpatieucs is shown by the
proprietors to get them going again. The
total sales of flour for the week appear
to have been greater than the output.
At the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception last Tuesday morning, Mr.. David
Jones, of this city, and Miss Bridget
Gleason, of Cahill Settlement, Hennepln
county, were united in marriage by Rev.
Thomas Gleason, of North6eld, brother
OF the bride. NJ. Flynn oficiated as best
man ard Miss Maggie Flaherty acted as
bridesmaid, Nuptial mass was cele-