The Irish standard., 1895-06-22
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he VIII lia1ns murde case Is now GO
1 lnx on In the district court, and several
;tiAys were consumed In selecting a jury.
Mrs. Katherine Condor and family, , Of
$2202 Fourth avenue south, have gone to
their cottage at Prior Lake, for the sum-
mer. ss d. & ST # :s .. B.
% Martin Flynn, aged 10 years, died at
his home, 1902 Fifth avenue north Tues
day Of consumption. The remains were
inferred at st. Marys on Thursday.
The festival given last Wednesday
evening on the lawn Of the House OF the
Good Shepherd, for the benefit Of that
worthy institution, proved to be a f1nan-
ecial success.
!. The central office Of the Minneapolis
Brewing Company is located at S04 Mic
sollet avenue. Telephone IS or 11T2 for
case Of. Gilt Edge, Weiner or Extra
Pale Beer.
> Forty coach loads Of jolly grocerymen
went to Minnetonka last Wednesday to
enjoy their annual outing. They had a
picnic at Lake Park and INDUCED in all
kinds of sports.
The representatives Of the American
Asphalt company expect their plant to
arrive In this city from Virginia in a
few days The concrete work now being
done on Nicollet is said by experts to be
f1rst-class.
The three most popular brands of
table beer are Gilt Edge, Weiner and
Extra Pale brewed by the Minneapolis
Brewing Co. City office, 304 Nicollet
avenue. Telephone 1856 or 1l72.
The Commercial club is arranging to
hold q grand bicycle carnival in this
city during the state fair week. A
unique feature of the gathering will be
monster parade OF 1000 riders after
dark, with coiored lamps.
A young woman named Bessie Rich
mond made an unsuccessful attempt last
Wednesday to commit suicide by swal-
lowing carbolic acid, but the quantity
taken was in diluted form and failed
to accomplish the purpose sought.
Judge Steele has signed an order di-
rectfng Theo L. Hays, administrator Of
the estate Of Lambert Hays, to Join in
the lease of the Bijou theater property
to Jacob Lift and the execution to him
of mortgage ON the same property.
Mrs. Thomas Brennan, Of Great Falls,
ply, Of 426 Second street northeast.
After short visit she will go to Boston,
New York, and lastly to her former
home at Quebec, where she will spend
the summer. ~
Gaylord W. BAIL and John K. Lane,
both of whom have had from 10 to is
years experience in handling fire insur-
ance, are located at 319 Hennepin ave-
in which to insure property, at reason
81, To11 u7h
want fire insurance.
Another large meeting Of the borrow
ers and free shareholders of the Henne-
pin County Catholic Building and Loan
Association was held Wednesday even
ing at Washington hall for the purpose
Of discussing matters connected with
the petition for a receiver OF the instltu-
ton.
AS result of a conference OF Henne-
pin county and Minneapolis officials AID
State Auditor Dunn it is probable that
the various Turner halls, Normanna hall
and like institutions will be taxed. They
have heretofore been exempt from. taxa
tion on the ground that they were edu-
cational: institutions. .:r
The saloonkeepers and druggists OF
the city are now securing their govern
ment liquor Licenses, but manysoi them
are taking the trouble to go to ST. Paul
to pay the fee. Deputy Collector Nc
Ardle announces that the licenses can
be secured at his Office in the postoffice
and that trip to ST.. Paul is entirely
unnecessary.
The police department at the present
time is not quite up to full strength and
probably will not be as the approprla-
ton is limited. Residents OF certain dis
tricts who have applied for police pro-
lection have had the matter thus ex-
plained, and under the circumstances
are compelled to be satisfied. lust now
there are 217 patrolnlen doing duty.
The many friends of Mrs. Margaret B.
Hawkins are filled with sorrow over the
death of this estimable lady who passed
away at her home, SO Thirteenth street
S, at an early hour yesterday morning.
The deceased was one Of the early resi-
dents of this city, coming here from Wis
consin Is years since She was the
mother of Thomas B. Hawkins, the we'll
known liveryman.
At the last meeting of the county COM
missioners a proposition was listened to
from the Kelley institute offering to
cure from one to dozen inebriates for
800 each and to wait one year for their
pay. The commissioners state that their
hands are tied at the present time by
reason Of the fact that the law says that
county funds cannot be diverted from
the purpose for which they were col
lected.
The united societies OF Father Cleary's
parish will hold their first picnic at Ros-
wells Park Minnetonka, on the Fourth OF
July. A grand program is being prepared
by the St. Charles Guild and the Society
of Willing Workers and an enjoyable time
is anticipated by the members Of the par
ish on the glorious anniversary of Ameri-
can independence. All particulars in
reference to the event will appear next
week In these columns.
Father Gleason, who was recently or,
dained to the priesthood at the Hill Coll
lege, celebrated mass last Sunday in the
town hall at Excelsior, and preached q
fine sermon, appropriate to the festival
of Corpus Christie. Father Christie, Of
ST. Stephens church. has charge of the
mission at Minnetonha, and services will
be held in the above hall every Sunday
during the lake season.
John Ward, AZ years of age, and en-
ployed as baggageman on the .Milwau-
kee road, died very suddenly Tuesday
night of inflammation of the bladder.
Mr.. Ward retired for the night in the
best Of spirits, although he has been In
poor health for several weeks. He
leaves a wife and two children. residing
near the corner Of Twentieth avenue