The Irish standard., 1899-04-08
CITY AND VICINITY.
TERSELY TOLD.

ness interests.
Patrolman George Sinclair has been
promoted by Mayor Gray to be SER
geant. He is "canny Scot who was
appointed by Mayor Eustis.
All the Catholic churches were filled
to overlooking at the several masses on
Easter Sunday. Sermons on the resur-
rection were preached by the pastors.
M. Halloran, one OF the substantial
citizens of Ellsworth. Mimi, visited
Minneapolis during the past week and
made The Irish Standard pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Crowley are re-
= joicing over the birth OF young son.
The little one arrived at their home,
1928 Fifteenth avenue S.. last Thursday.
Sheridan Court No. SIC, c. O. F.,
will give dance and cake walk at A,
O. U. w. hall, Ell Central avenue, on
Friday evening, April 81. Tickets, rs
cents.
On Wednesday evening, April 10Th,
the Mahtowah Social Club will give
benefit dance at Mahtowah hall, ISL
Nicollet avenue, to which all are cor
: daily invited
Captain E. P. Andfus. recruiting oftl-
Ger for the regular army, has opened an
office at $50 First avenue S., this city,
and will soon be in position to receive
applicants for enlistment
c. NJ. Foote has returned from Wis
consin and is now resting easily i'll st.
Rarnabas hospital. His many friends teel
encouraged at his condition and hope
for speedy recovery.
& Henry Downs has begun suit against
the Great Northern railway to collect
$4,000 for personal injuries he claims
to have sustained through being run
over BY a hand car operated by employees
> fthe defendant company
The receipts OF the Minneapolis post
office for the year ended April I were
S6o1 ,72o, which assures the much-desired
increase in salaries for some OF the off,
\ Gals, The receipts in 1896 were $5o3'ooo,
I'm 1897 $4,000, in 1893 $55S,ooo.
Ex-City Treasurer Haugan has re-
turned to the city from Brazil after an
absence of several months. He is at
present sojourning on his farm near
Lake Minnetonka, and may engage III
the grocery business after while.
State Secretary Thomas Connolly OF
the Ancient Order OF Hibernians is also
popular letter carrier. He was on last
Tuesday elected delegate from Mime
abolis to the National convention OF let
ter carriers, to be held at Scranton. "a.
The members of Div. No. A. O. H.
will receive Holy Communion at the :
o'clock mass tomorrow morning at st.
Charles church. The division will meet
at its hall, Labor Temple, in regalia at 7
o'clock and march in body to the
church.
The insurance OF the Tribune building
and plant has been adjusted The loss
amounts to $1o3,238.o5, upon which in
surance to the amount OF $8o,oo6.43 is
allowed. The damage to the building IS
estimated at $3o,o5o.42 and that to the
plant at $6o,632. 50, about $4,000 above
the insurance on this particular item.
The annual election of the Minneapo-
lis Press club was held Monday after
= noon and evening at the club rooms
C.. R. Francis, of the Times, was elected
president; Leroy E. Clark, of the Times,
vice-president; w. R. Macdonald, OF
the Tribune, secretary; w. D. Childs, of
the Tribune, treasurer; directors. James
Gray, John Putnam and Adolph Edsten
Lieutenant c. B. Humphrey OF the
Third United States infantry, who was
stationed at the agency during the
Leech Lake Indian troubles, was among
those wounded in the recent skirmish
with the insurgents beyond Manila.
He was shot through the arm.
Lieutenant Humphrey is one OF the lar
. gest officers in the service. He is a
graduate of West Point and saw his
first service at Santiago.
There is now strong reason to believe
that Charles A. Mitchell will recover
from the serious injuries he received
several days ago. His attending physi-
clan, DR.. Henry S. Nelson, feels much
encouraged. The symptoms OF pneu-
monia, which presented themselves, are
disappearing and the patient is grad
ually gaining strength.
- John NJ Gleason has associated him
Self with Mengelkoch & Klausman, fur
niture dealers at Plymouth and Wash
ington avenues. The new firm of Men
gelkoch, Klausnlan & Gleason will here
after devote attention to undertaking.
Mr. Gleason's wide experience as an
-undertaker and funeral director will
make the new firm valuable acquisi-
ton to North Side business interests.
A year or so ago skeleton was found
in the woods near Hopkins. 1t was
proven to be that Of a tramp peddler
going by the name of Remi Ducharme,
and the facts pointed to murder. One
Frank Wilson was arrested, charged
with the murder and tried in the district
court and acquitted. His attorney was