The Irish standard., 1894-10-20
I'M AND AROUND The CITi
'HK THE WAYsIDE.

MISS M arcella Hanuon, sister MI!
Ger John Harmon, sailed last s 1turIay
. from New York to visit her home and
relatives il Kings county, Ireland.
Ascension parish bazaar is thu place
to spend this evening. Several of the
voting contests will then be closed and
considerable excitement is promised
The hall is at Twentieth avenue north
and Washington.
AT the regular meeting of Div. No. 2
40. II. Of this city, which will be held
tomorrow at their hall in south Mime
apolis, large attendance is desired. ae
matters of more than ordinary impor.
tsnce will come before the society.
The Minnesota Loan and Trust Com
psny allows two per cent interest on de-
posts on open acoeu4.. subject TO check
and per cent on 6 months certificates. u
deposit. Deposits made any time during
[ the month draw interest from date Of de
post.
Mary Jane Taylor has brought sui
against the Minneapolis street railway
! for her 2 year. old child. The infant was
run over at the corner Of Washington
and Fifth avenues north and lost two
!. fingers and had her noss broken. She
aaks s15, 900.
3 =.
The South Minneapolis Relief Club
ball at Labor Temple next Tuesday
evening will be an enjoyable event. The
reception committee will be Aid Lars
NJ Rand, County Commissioner Dryer,
Thos. Connolly, John Swift, J. j. Fltz
gerald and John Fewer.
VI The Minnesota Gold Mining and Re-
timing Company has filed articles of in
corporation, with a capital stock of
$500, 600, shares being placed at $40 each.
Peter O. Erickson. Alfred Edlund, Ole
e. Erickson, A. Van Hemert and Geo.
3. Young are incorporators.
Alexander Salvini the famous roman
tic actor will commence weeks On
gagement at the Grand Opera House on
Monday night, October 22nd. The mag
niicent productions he gave on his last
appearance two seasons ago will ensure
\ him q greeting his genius and enterprise
deserves.
Thomas Lowry is home from an ex-
tended business trip. He makes the
same report that P B. Winston and c..
M. Loring did, to the effect that business
showed unmistakable signs of picking
up all along the line. After the election
is over Mr.. Lowry believes that there
will be more of pick up in business
than ever.
The annual ball OF the Robert Emmett
Literary society is conceded to be the
greatest society event Of the year among
the Irish. Americans of this city. This
years ball will be heid On the evening of
Oct. 3lst (Halloween) at Masonic Temple
and the committee are hard at WoEk on
the arrangements. y
Fred Bloom, resident of liver G :ove,
accidentally shot himself last Sunday
morning while taking a Winchester re-
psating rifle frt m a wagon, dying in fit
teen minutes after the ball entered his
body. Bloom managed two farms for q
brother-in law. NJ. Mettle, of Hastings,
and leaves wife and two children.
W. w. Erwin, the noted criminal law
yer, will speak on Eugene Debs' trial at
Chicago at Harmonic hall Monday even
ing next at 7:30 o'cloek. Admission will
be free In this connection it should be
added that collection will be taken up
in the audience for tine Debs defense
fund, TO which all who desire may con-
tribute. Besides Mr.. Erwin there will be
q number of other prominent speakers.
A serious accident occurred Sunday
afternoon to young son abf Andrew
Craven who lives at 2515s Fourteenth
avenue south. It seems that the young
fellow got hold Of an old rife and placed
the barrel in the kitchen stove. The
rifle was loaded and an explosion fol-
lowed, badly shattering one Of the boys
hands in which he held the rifle stock
4 Amputatioa was necessary.
g. A. Pillsbury, of the state fire suffer
I ers' relief commission, returned from
Hinokley Monday. He stated that some
little dissatisfaction existed among the
former residents of that city over the
fact that the commission is doing ali in
] its. power to discourage the rebuilding
\ az houses on the former site Of Hinckley
believing that If the people 60 back there
to reside they will find no means OF sup
port and that they should remove to some
{ other part Of the state.
The death of Ard Godfrey, Mondsy
\ morning, at his home, 3247 Chicago
avenue, removed from the living th'
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