The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-02-25
BY THE wAYSIDE.

-. BY THE WAYS1DE.
Guite g, banjos and finest stringed in
etruments at Dyer's, Syndicate block.
Philip Leonard, a laborer living at
1924 Sixteenth avenue south, was fcl nd
dead ip bed last Monday morning.
Miss Minnie Leonard, So Western ave
nue., left last Thursday evening on a
three weeks trip to Boston and New
York.
John J. Ingalls,, OK senator from Kan
sas, ]ectured on "Po!itics and Politi-
clans" ut the Lyceun last Tuesday
evening.
\ laborer named Frank Schultz resid-
ing on the lower flats fell from scat
folding at the Union depot last Tuesday
afternoon, striking the floor and sustain
ing serious internal injuries.
The public evening schools We're all
closed Tuesday night for the season.
The attendance this winter, in proper
ton to the number of buildings open,
has been larger than last year.
A fine entertainment will be given at
DANA bali on the evening Of St. Patrick S
day by tie members of Father Clesry 8
parish. Mayor Eustis will preside on
the occasion, and an elaborate program
will be presented.
II ve you heard the new song? Ii you
don't know what it is enquire at Dyer's,
In fact you can best find sheet music OF
every kind IN large assortment popular
prices) at w. J. Dyer & Bros, SOIL
Nicollet avenue.
Dean Pattee, Of the State University,
is slowly but steadily improving from the
effects of fall on an icy sidewalk. He
is yet confined to his room, aud his ply
sician thinks it will take three weeks be-
fore he can leave it.
Observer Harmon, OF the local United
States weather bureau, has been trans
ferred to the state bureau OF South Car
olina at Columbia The change has been
made ut his own request. His successor
will be E. A. Bealm, WHO is first assist
ant of the bureau at Buffalo, N. Y.
Ground is soon to be broken for a new
factory to be built in the vicinity Of the
old court house. It Will be built by the
Murdoch " underlich Company, and
Photographic emulsion paper will be
manufactured The capacity of the fac
tory will be 600 gross day.
Among the new books received at the
public library are two by Father Henne-
pin, who christened st. Anthony Falls
and gave his name to this county. The
two books are Prescription OF Louis
lana" and "New Discoveries and they
were purchased at secondhand book
store in Paris.
Gus Brown, the 126-pound catch-as-
catch can wrestler of America, is in the
city looking for match. He is willing
to meet any man in the world at his
weight, give or take two pounds. He is
also DESTROYS OF making match with
prize fighter of his own weight: Browns
home lis in San Francisco.
August Breinhold, of Mankato, while
watching the arrival and departure OF
trains at the Union depot last Sunday
afternoon, was severely hurt by falling
from brick wall on High street on
which he was sitting taking obserya-
tions. One of his legs was broken and
he was removed to the .hotel whore he
was registered as guest. ii.
The county commissioners have de-
clined to confirm the appointment OF
Bayar1 r. Shaver as assistant superin.
tenden1 of county schools. It is said
that Supt. Lewis promised the position
to j. T. Pribblo, Of Osseo, in the event
Of his reelection, but failed to perform
his promise by retaining Shaver. Prot.
Pribble is an old teacher who was once
superintendent Of the county schools,
b and he is we'll qualified for the deputy
1 ship. # y...s II
Tuesday afternoon the Democratic
county COMMITTEES met ia the New York
I,ife building and elected Marlin Ring
Wee chairman. Secretary n lien and and.