The Irish standard., 1895-08-03
ST. PAUL
David o'Neil, An Old Resident, passe

| a.. from EafIn.
The ladies of st. Michael's church give
lawn social on the grounds surrounding
the parochial residence Thursday even.
ing
The two children of Mrs. christopher
! Ryan, found in the rooms at 221 West
Seventh street on Saturday last, are te
be sent to the home of friends at Merri-
am Park.
|. Emancipation Day, August 1, was ap-
propriately celebrated by the colored
people of the Twin Cities. The lodges OF
1.-The G. u O. O. F. held a picnic at Forest
Lake. Addresses were delivered by At
torneys F. l.. McGhee and J. Frank
| Wheaton.
Keith A. Rice the switchman on the
st. Paul & Duluth Railroad, who had his
back broken by fall from freight car
continues in a precari riOus condition. His
spinal column was broken, five inches
above the hips and his body paralyzed
from the hips down.
The London and Northwest Amer
action against theiSt. Paul Park Improve
ment Company for the sequestration OF
stock and effects and the appointment OF
a receiver
Emmett Clark, Of st. Cloud, has made
an application in the district court for
the statutory reward for the apprehen-
sion Of Fannie Hogan, the horse thief
who stole horse belonging to Jacob
Baldner.
The concert given at Ford's Music Hall
Tuesday evening in aid Of the Babies
Home, was a pronounced success. The
| audience numbered some 400. The con
cert will net several hundred dollars for
| the Home.
| Charles Z. Lowe, the friend of Clara
Berg, charged with criminally neglecting
her during her last illness, was arraigned
! in the municipal cuort. The charge pre-
ferred by the prosecuting authorities is
murder in the third degree s>iS3 81
G. Cohn, representing himself as man
ager Of the Minnesta Collection Agency
who rented a room in the New York Life
Building, is reported to have secured
| 81 900 from local merchants by means OF
spurious checks. .5s5s5g
1 David O'Neil, an old resident and dis
tinguished citizen, died at his residence
on Mississippi street Saturday, the 27th
inst, aged rs years. Two children, a son
and daughter, survive him. Mr. O'Nei
was i'll but a few days and his sudden de
mise Is a severe blow to his relatives and
! friends.
Adam Decker, senior member Of the
hardware firm Of Adam Decker & Co.
died at the family residence July 3d.. Mr.
Decker has been very prominent in 80
.cial and business circles for many years
The funeral occurred Wednesday, the
31st. .-s.s .ss,
T.. j. Cleary and family, Of Winona
have been visiting with J. r. Pheeney
trainmaster of the Chicago & Great
fWestern Rairway.
George White, who has lived in st. Paul
for thirty years, died on the morning OF
July 30 The coroner was called upon to
arrange for his burial, yet he is said to
have once been wealthy
Col. Jeffreys, of England, and Funs
Hong Wong, of Japan, were visitors in
st. Paul Tuesday. The last named has
lbeen attending school in England for sew
eralt years and Is enroute for home. a
5Atty.-Gen. Childs has gone to Waseca
Mimi, for few days recreation.
Judge VIM. Louis Kelly has returned
from Madison, Wis, where he delivered
an address at the Summer school.
w. S. Joy, chief engineer OF the man
ufacturing department Of the Pioneer
Press, died SUDDENLY in the building Fri
day afternoon, July 26th, os heart dis
ease. He leaves a wife and five children
and is also survived by both parents. !.
I DIR. w. S. Aarons, physician, was ar
rested Tuesday on complaint Of a pa.
tient charging the doctor with practic-
/ ing without license. The court fixed
his bond at $780, 4. .3 ....
J. j. Bowman, Alt Selby avenue whose
nose was reported broken at the bali
game, issrecovering. His nose was moi
broken but lacerated and f1attened. Hs
will be all right In a few days.
Police officer Cowan was bitten intstht
hand by Thomas Russell, a driven foS
1.-The st. Paul Carriage Company. Russell
was intoxicated and creating d distur5
bance. In attempting to arrest him The
officer sustained the injury nenti toned.
Gov. Clough and staff went to Crooks
ton Wednesday to attend The opening o
the new hotel at that place.
Chff Clark, after an absence Of a weal
at Mt. Clemens, returned home Wednes
Isday. e, ! 5553
T. Postmaster Castle reports that the JUL
revenues are 81 per cent greater than TO.
the same mo nth last yenr.
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