The Irish standard., 1904-12-10
CITY in BRIEF.

CITY in BRIEf.
Mrs. G. p. Preston, Insurance, Real Es-
tate, Rentals. 311 Mic. av., tel. Main lit.
For good phosos 80 to Egsan's Stu
Aie, 251 and 25Y Cedar avenue. Phones I,
N. W.. Main 270e g; T. c.. S415.
]. ]. Davy, of Mandan, N. D., gen
eral road inspector Of the Northern
Pacific, was in the city Tuesday on a
brief visit.
Just received, q choice line Of new
goods for the holidays at the Standard
Catholic Book Store, 81 Fourth street
south.
Choice stock of New Prayer Books
in best bindings, at the Standard Cath
clio Book Store, 81 Fourth street S.
Second floor.
Handsome New Rosaries in pearl,
garnet, amber, topaz and other tints
at the Standard Catholic Book Store,
81 Fourth street S. These make nice
Christmas gifts.
Books and Religious Articles, includ-
ing pictures, scapulars, wax candles,
candle sticks, pins, crucifxes, etc., at
the Standard Catholic Book Store, 81
Fourth street S. Second floor.
e. ]. Mingo, who was wounded at
the time the bandits held up the Col
umbia Heights saloon and killed little
Freddie King, was discharged from
st. Mary's hospital Monday morning.
Father Kreuger, who had become ia
nous in a way as. a specialist in the
cure of certain diseases, died at his
late home in Epiphany, S. D., on Thurs
day last OF dropsy.
A dispatch telling of the sudden and
unexpected death late Wednesday
night Of Judge Greenleaf Clark, presi-
dent of the board Of regents of the
University of Minnesota, at Lamanda
Park, CAL, was received in the city
Thursday morning. He was 60 years Of
age.
An old settler of Minneapolis and one
of the first colored BARRIERS in the city,
died early in the week. His name was
Ralph T. Gray and he was the only
negro in the community who held a
membership in the Territorial Pioneers.
He had resided here in the neighbor-
hood of forty years, was well liked and
had large circle Of acquaintance.
Rumor has it that former Alderman
Ozora P. Sutherland will come winging
home to Minneapolis in a few days
from the Isle Of Pines, where he has
been sojourning temporarily pending
the settlement Of some slight difficult
ties in Minneapolis in which the grand
jury had hand. The rumor comes
from certain friends Of the ex-alder-
man, who allege that upon the author
ity of Mrs. Sutherland they can state
that the ex-alderman will be here
about January Is or 16.
The sheriff of Hennepin county has
handed to the county commission list
of people against whom delinquent
personal property taxes stand, which
have gone to execution, and has asked
the board for it's sanction in settle
ments which have been offered and &C.
copied in terms by those who would
be defendants. There are nearly 200
names on the list, and if the board al
lows the settlement which the sheriff
can secure it will bring something like
$4,000 to the county treasury. By this
means, much money can be secured for
the county which might otherwise
never come in, and it is considered a
good piece of business sagacity to
make the settlements and have the
books cleaned up in the matter.
Active preparations are now being
made for the reception and entertain
ment of the delegates to the convention
Of the International Union of Hold Car
riers and Building Laborers, which
will open in this city on January 9.
D. Nolan, president of the union, and
Nicholas Wall were elected at the last
meeting as delegates to represent the
local union. One and third rates
ever all the railroads have been ar
ranged for, good from all points in the
United States. The Commercial club
will assist in the entertainment, prob
ably arranging for a theater party or
similar event, besides rendering any
ether assistance in it's power. The
Building Trades council and Trades
and Labor assembly will also assist.
The university faculty yesterday
morning suspended student for writ
ing an article for one Of the city
papers which it is claimed was libel
q the character of the university girls
and a direct insult to one of the uni
versity organizations. The article in
dispute appeared some time last week
II q morning paper, and retraction
was at once demanded by the persons
Interested. 1t is understood that this
was not considered sufficient, and the
faculty took the matter under ad-
visement, with the result that the
offending student was this morn