The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-21
STANDARD NEWS.
Light Mention Of People News Of the
Week Gathered anu Condensed
{ for Hurried Readers.


arch bridge
The fourth Turner hall concert will be given
on Sunday next.
Simpson s Henderson are sole agents for the
& celebrated Dunlap Fiat.
South Minneapolis is to have a number OF
new gasoline lamps, They are needed. #
IFp to to-day the Exposition fund amounts to
4 S224 $50 and the returns are not all in yet.
Boy. yonr teas and coffees at the Great At
lan,ic 4 paciac Tea Co, 3l2 Nieoet avenue.
H. lssl3ga number of wealthy Minnea-
10 .riaI,s ItI lor California to spend the winter.
Committees are being arranged .or the can
vass Of the city in the interest OF the exposi-
ton fund
The marriage OF Dr.. James Dunn of this city
and Miss Agnes Mcdonald of shakopee is an
nounced.
The city engineer has been ordered by the
city council 10 commence work on the stone
arch bridge.
An interesting meeting of the Irish National
& League will be held in Window Hall, Sunday
night. Turn cut
Go and see the rendition Of shandy
Mcguire by the Crusaders Dramatic Club, on
Thanksgiving evening.
5 President Kalkhoff, of the Panorama COM
pany, SAYS the walls Of the building will be COM
pIeted Tuesday next.
Manager Conklin, Of the grand opera house,
( md a.
traction for the holidays
The MASQUERADE on rollers at the Leland ro-
Ter rink was largely attended, and was a sue
cess socially and financially.
Sergt Kelly Of the mounted patrol takes the
place AT the Fourth precintstation made vacant
by the discharge Of Sergt. Kirkham,
Chief Stetson is hardly recognized by his
Oldest friends, there has been such change In
his appearance since he shaved.
Woodside the champion bicycle rider OF
Ireland will ride ten miles at the Washington
roller rink tonight to beat the American safety
record
The Hercules of the police force, Joe Law
renee, and Miss Lucy Donaghue WILDE united
in marriage next Tuesday at the East SIDE
church.
Forreal nice scandals, scandals which larger
cities might be proud Of, Minneapolis can FUR
pjsh as many and as rich and rncy as any other
city in the union.
policeman who having served on the police
force a week and does not know what sour
mash is should be beheaded. lie will never DO
ft,r a polinarnoD
The minute Riel was hung, the Evening
journal, the best afternoon paper west OF Chi
caeo, came out with IN extra giving full ac-
connt of the hanging.
More electric lights are talked of for Third
street. We offered the suggestion last week.
and we are glad that prompt action hts been
taken In the matter
The Irish National League will hold meeting
y In Window hall Sunday evening. Hon. NJ.
Walsh, Robert Jamison and David b. Johnson
viii address the meeting.
George r. Oslund, an elnpioye of John 4.
Lucas, fell froma step ladder Friday afternoon,
II In the store OF Bennett u Brown, breaking both
bones OF his right fsae arm.
Nlinnesota takes the first premium at the
Z Chicago fat stock fair, Just as was expected.
4 Whenever Minnesota makes an entry at fa1r
or exposition all competition ceases.
M The longer the police Investigation runs the
more tiresome the matter grows. 1t has been
of a political and personal nature I'LL through
I and should come to an end soon.
a bad feeling still exists between the Goa
dealers and a few who stubbornly refuses to
raise to price TO that which had been settled
/ on after the late coal war. Let em fight.
The case against Jacob Barge, found guilty
In the municipal court Of selling liquor on
sunday, viii be tax en- to the supreme court by
4 III. O. Benton, Mr.. Earge's attorney.
5 .shandy Mcguire" is not to be played by the
Hibernians, hut will be produced by the Cruz
) saders' Dramatic Club. The announcement in
the Evening journal stands corrected
Aparty Of ,yould-be bumpers who had con-
j yrepated at Brown Bros saloon early Thurs
day morning, gotintoa fight among themselves
and we are sorry to say did not result seriously
for all.
Edward Stryker, hviI4 u The corner OF
Seventeenth and Spruce stsaofs, died Wednes-
day from the effects of a gun-shot wound
which he received in the leg two weeks ago
while oft hunting
4 The Bar Association has leased for ten years
Y two rooms in the northwest corner OF the top
s story OF the new Temple Court building
Messrs. Lowry s. Herrick give the use of the
rooms for 81 Il year
Belle Peterson appeared against Chris Hanson
u In the municipal court Friday, charging him
with bastardy. She testified to improper rea-
4 tons with hin, last July, aud Hanson was
IA held to the grand jury.
Two hundred Italian laborers from Canada,
landed at Duluth Thursday, most OF whom will
spend the winter there. They were not allowed
4 to land until they had been yaceinated or SHOWN
n proof OF reyious vaccination
1t Fire destroyed the house OF Jaines Mitchell,
near the corner OF yPwenty-feulth street and
II Eighth avenue Thursday. At the time Of the
4 IRE family was in the house but got out safe
4 Is ana saved some furniture,
4 Mrs. L. w. Clark, formerly of this city.
who brought shame and disgrace on a confiding
4 husband, turns up again in St Louis, and Is
getting the usual airing through the papers
that cnly such ss she deserves
IT Is SAID that the new proprietor of the Me
oltet II o,se brings all his help with him TO Min
neapolis, thus dispensing with the services of
s the present employees of the house, some OF
whom have been there since its opening.
Alderman Matt Walsh having no personal
motive ia the matter OF better wages for the
worsingislau, has the blessing eff all who have