The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07
STANDARD NEWS.
Light Mention d People News Of the Y
Week Gathered aud Condensed
for Hurried Readers.

The park commissioners meet to-day.
Read TuE NoRrtrw EsrEss STANDARD.
Attend the Irish National League meetings.
The price OF coal is going higher and higher.
For your house furnishings, go TO Folds 81
Griffith.
Mr. Blaine intends to spend The winter ct
Augusta
The photographer are having nttis fight
OF their own.
The Sunday Mercury has located in the grih-
ilne building.
The Gilmore jubilee takes place to-day At
the Leland rink
The Caledonians netted 500 by their Hallow
cen entertainment.
The Young Mems Democratic Club held IA
interesting meeting this week.
Samuel j. Tilden has lad 1871 books read 10
him during the past eighteen months.
a shirt factory win soon be started in this
city and win give employment to 800 hands.
The subscription price of TIE N oRrHwEsrERN
| STANDARD will be $500 per year, in advance
One hundred end ninety-seyen marriages Ii
eenses were issued during the month of October.
The old Theatre Comique is to be resuode
and redecorated and play only, the legitimate
a trial without character Is what Police Cerk
Stevens calls his late attempt at suppression
Of vice.
Frank James, the ex-bandit, ia now employed
as a salesman i'll q grocery store in Nevada,
Missouri.
Col Small. OF the motor line, says he. vii,
have the electric power completed as soon as
possible.
| AT the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. you
! will find ali the finest and best grades of teas
| and coifees.
The Minneapolis Typographical Union has 4
resolved 70 boycott the printing firm Of John-
son Smith & Harrison
| Dir. Wfntlhorst. the Catholic leader liz Ger.
| many, is making q campaign against the beer
| gt.2zling of tho students.
| Quite a number of permits to build were
| issued during the week, and all the permits
| call for large buildings.
( There was an election in New York. and for
| personal safety please do not mention 1t to any
/ of your republican friends.
| Drs. Anes and Moore will he found in their
new Offices in the Barber block. corner Second
| avenue South and Fourth street
! 1t is expected that by the middle Of next
| week the river will be eleal of logs, which i
will be the first time in fifteen years
| Mrs. Tony Hart was so i'll while the com paIly
of which she is n star, was playing Buttons
| IN this city that she could not appear
| Special delivery letters amounting TO Lore
We're delivered by the Minneapolis post otfc
during the first month OF that service,
4 MINNEAPOLIS is proud Of the way her citizens
Responded to the Exposition Fund and cssf.
| well afford to let st. Paul have an iceberg.
of Il. america
Fling Iii syIlde
| The new street.
street and Third avenue
pleted and ready for occnp.
! Alderman Cutter says the peg.
| l0chIed on tne tT&CL fL lhHu tDeyCs
and work has already begun on the s,1slct..
| Communications for insertion in this papei
must be ut hand not later than FridHy noon,
and must be signed by the contributors proper
name.
| II Is again reported that President Cleveland
eontempatea matrimony. Yes, and that is
not MI that ias been reported Of him that there
was very little truth In
| Advertisers will make Il note OF the fac,
that The NoRTHwEsTERE STANDARD viii be In
/ the hands OF every Catholic ana Irish American
family In this city and state.
When you want fine hat. nice underwear
and in fact anything in the line Of gents fur
/ nishings, call ON Simpson Il Henderson, They
can snit yon in goods and prices.
The l,oard of Correction has condemned the
Minneapolis lookup saying: 1T ia the same
abominabIe place as formerly. 1t adjoins the
stable SO dark iIl-yentiiated and DadsHlelling.s
i Wednesday morning Fred Brown, brake
| man employed on the Milwaukee Transfer, felt
beneath the Wheels and had his left lcgso badly
crushed that the limb had TO be ampntated
/ below the knee.
/ There will be a. special meeting II the Trades
and Labor Assembly Sunday evening, u which
| the request of Typographical UnFs1. No!v ~.
| for aid ID boycofting the firm Of Johnson,
Smith & Harrison viii be considered.
Exterior work on the government bIiilain3f
| ia at q standstill. and arrangements are being
made to have the atoneS cut on the site8fh5s
winter under temporary sheds. which -
another great victory for minneapolis.
1 Hon. Matt Walsh addressed another large
| meeting of the Irish National League in Mar
tins hall. south Mirsleapolie. Tuesday even.s
| Ing The matter Of establishing branch leagues
| throughout the county WAS lid over until next
I week.
4 would take some action 10 the matter Of the
| burial place of the lats Gen. Grant but tho
doubt has been settled by request on Mrs
Grant, New York % to be the final restina place
| Of the dead hero.
/ The Cooperative Shirt Factory located at ar
Wood BiopIs. The cutting department ~ un.
/ der the Immediate supervision Of Mrs. Emma
Messcr, who has had very large experienced
Ia that inc. Anyone desiring good york viii I
! do well to visit the cooperative shirt Glory.
At Eau GiaIre, Wis, on Wednesday,. james
Dana, brother of rne editor of the New York
sun, and r. yanfrot, prominent merchant Ok
Du1and, were ont hunting. when the istter,
having disaptearetl tn the brush. was shot By