The Irish standard., 1893-07-08
BY THE wAYs1DE.

tuous styles.
BY THE WAYSIDE.
p. Gibbons has gone to Duluth and
West Superior on pleasant trip.
Mrs. Alice Miles and children left
here last week for Albion, Mich, on a
visit'to her parents. They will be gone
about six weeks.
The first eight cared race ever rowed
in the West will be rowed to-day between
the Cornell and Pennsylvania crews at
Lake Minnetonka.
During last month there we're 566 ar
rests made in this city, 20 of the prison
ers being suspected of completely IN the
Harris murder.
At last Mondays meeting Of the board
of county commissioners, Sheriff Eye re-
ported there were 2,749 delinquents from
whom he could not make tax collections.
The American Exchange bank has fol.
lowed up it's suspension with making an
assignment to Robert Jamlson. Its as
sets are scheduled at Sl7O,024, it's liabili-
ties at s94,434.
Thomas O'Rourke, of Baraboo, Wis,
died suddenly last Monday at sos Monroe
street northeast, where he was visiting.
Lung fever is thought to have been the
cause of his death.
Joseph Peterson, OF 1923. Twenty sixth
avenue south, eight years old, was
drowned at the short line bridge We'd
nesday afternoon about 4:30. He was
fishing for minaows and fell into the
river.
Mrs. J. 3. Murphy and Joe, Jr., left
here on Sunday night for Crookston,
Mimi, to visit her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Mcclure, of that
place. They will return in about three
weeks.
Mayor Eustis will probably veto the
resolution awarding curb and gutter con-
tracts on the five year plan, by which the
contractor shall receive his pay in annual
installments. The mayor finds no au-
thority for adopting such plan.
The FIRE department investigation
commenced last Wednesday and is still
going on. @. A. McDonald's evidence
against Runge. Canterbury and others is
very damaging. and the attempt to inn
nesch his testimony has thus far failed.
Prof. W. R. Hoag, of the University Of
Minnesota, has been appointed judge
in the department of scientific instru-
ments at the Worlds Fair. Prof. Hoag
will be: the special authority on instru-
ments intended for use in geodetic sur
veys. .
City Clerk Haney made personal ser
vice Monday morning of the impeach-
ment charges on Chief Runge, and t.
ceived an acknowledgment. Chief Runge
says he will have his answer ready by the
18th. but not much before, as his attor-
ney, Frank F. Davis, is out Of town. u
The Brownson Catholic Club will hold
q picnic at Spring Park, Lake Mime
tonka. on Wednesday, July 10. The
members extend q cordial invitation to
their friends to participate in the enjoy
ment. Tickets can be procured at the
club rooms or from any Of the members
The young ladies Of the Immaculate
Conception church are busily preparing
for their festival to be given on July 18th,
and which they wish to make q great
success. Mrs. J. r. Corrigan has kindly
offered her lawn, corner Of Hawthorne
avenue and Thirteenth street, for the oc-
casion Tickets are Is cents, including
refreshments and admission.
The st. Anthony Crusaders elected the
following officers last Monday evening:
Timothy Mc1nernie, president; w. Toby,
vice president; P. Callahan, recording
secretary; J.. Barrett, assistant recording
secretary; NJ. Hanley, financial secretary,
B. u. Kilroe, treasurer; g. Turner, mar maj
:sha1; j II. Smith, assistant marshal; =.
j, Murphy, sergeant alarms.
Mr.. r.. Fl. Dillon has resigned his
position as sexton Of the Holy Rosary
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