The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-04-06

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days. organization having been already
completed. The plan isto fight the Bell
Telephone people throughout the terri
tory IN which they operate, and that it
will be q hard fight seems assured from
the immense money interests represented
in the names given above. just what
the method of operation in the various
cities will be is not yet clear, but it is
known that in other cities, as IN Mlnnea-
polls, there have been formed local as-
sociations under the wing Of the big
Eastern concern.
Inspector M. j. Mallon has completed
his report Of the Of the work Of the CITY
detective department for the month OF
March, showing q total number of % ar
rests made, divided as follows: Forgery
six, petit larceny 1ive, grand larceny two,
obtaining money under false pretenses
two, perjury two, assault with danger
ous'weapon two, gambling two, vagrancy
lone, disorderly conduct one, murder one,
[embezzlement one, burglary one, fugi-
[tiEes from justice two. Out Of the % ar
rests, II were held to the grand jury,
eight were sent to the workhouse, sem
tence suspended on three, five were dls-
charged and two turned over to other
cities. The value of property recovered
and returned to owners during the
month was 1920. The value Of horses
and carriages reported lost or stolen and
recovered was $l0,42O. The report OF
the entire police department. for the
month shows total Of 476 arrests made,
Of which 400 were male and rs female.
or this number four were under 10 years
Of age and 81 under 20, while one was
over 70 years Of age. The report shows
two murderers arrested, five burglars,
four case Of grand larceny, 16 cases Of as
sault and battery, 127 drunks, 1O7 va
grants, eight gamblers and 40 for disor-
derly conduct. Out Of this number there
was one actor, 10 clerks, six farmers, two
hotelkeepers, % housekeepere, 225 labor
ers, Is merchants, seven railroad men
and three saloonkeepers. There we're
298 Americans, - Canadians, 20 Ger
mans, % Irishmen, 81 Norwegians and
20 swedes. Three jumped bail, - were
committed to the county Jail, 20 were
discharged or dismissed, 1876 were fined IN
the police court, 1913 were sent to the
workhouse and sentence was suspended
on 81.
{ Especial attention Of the amusement
public is called to the course of lectures
to be delivered at the Metropolitan
Opera House on the evenings of Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, April 10th.
18th and 18th next. The expression
amusement public"is used advisedly; as
we believe that all interesting Informs
tion upon living topics are relished and
enjoyed az much by the seekers after
musement as by any other class. The
monetary question is one which is being
discussed by all the people who read
newspapers without reference to condi-
ton Of financial standing. The question
whether this country shall continue
with It's present monomstal standard, OF
shall return to the days Of the sfathers
and q bi metal standard is one Of the
deepest moment and one concerning
which every one is Interested and every
one Is anxious to learn. Nothing which
has been spoken or written has been Of
wider interest Or created q greater desire
to understand and appreciate among the
common people than 3 Harvey's little
book entitled aOoin's Financial School.
Because of this interest q few gentlemen
have secured Mr.. Harvey . presencss IL
Minneapolis On the dates named above
who VIII thoroughly discuss the none
Itary problem II three lectures These
lectures mn 80 divided into a1'he his-
tory 81 ibi-nneta llism for two hundred
|y 81, prior 81 7s8' Tho second GESTURE
win 10 eui = IS result of monomett-
|alliam ttwentY three years suc-
csedling 1878, 'andl LIT lsctturs will Is
entitlsd op United State ~.