The Northwestern standard., 1885-12-19

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district court Ior ...41ivorce from her husband
William G. aged 60.
A festival and oyster supper will be gssven q
Pfeifer's Hall next Monday evening for the
benefit Of ST. Patrick's Church.
In the case of james Morgan against Patrick
G. Foley Judge Simons has ordered the receiver
to pay over and be discharged.
Philip Nugent, an old and respected citizen
Of st. Paul. died very suddenly Of heart disease
in w est st. Paul Saturday afternoon.
The Bricklayers' Mutual Relief Association
of Minneapolis filed articles of incorporation
with the Secretary of State Monday.
The funeral of the late DR.. John Steele oc-
Cured from 227 East Tenth street Monday
morning. The remains were buried III Oak
land cemetery.
Webber & Schlick's barn on Douglas street,
just Off of Seventh, was destroyed by fire Satur-
day night Two valuable horses were burned
to death. The loss is about $500; partially in
| sured.
John Foster, injured Tuesday by the falling
Of the roller mill on Rice street, died early
taken to Minneapolis.
The Omaha has issued new tariff from
Northern and Eastern division points and St.
Paul, Minneapolis and Minnesota Transfer to
points on its Nebraska division.
Charles Kayz, aged 81, sied at the American
House Saturday night He was well known in
st. Paul. Little Mic, the dwarf, is bis son. Ka-
viz came to ST. Paul three weeks ago from Hell
ena, Mont
Fl. G. McCarty will address the West st. Paul
branch of the Irish National League mass meet
ing on Monday evening. vocaland iustrumen-
tai music and recitations will go towards max
ing upthe yening programme.
The second estimate on the stone work of
the Robert street bridge was paid Monday,
amounting to s4l, $780, This makes $4,000 that
has been paid on this contract, which is a little
less than half that the contract calls for.
The United States Circuit Court assembled
Monday, Judge Nelson presiding The docket
| was called and several eases were set for trial
| and others continued. The jury appeared in
court Thursday.
The West st. Paul branch of the Irish Nation
| al League will hold a mass meeting at Jortlan's
| Hall next Monday evening. Father Gallagher,
| who is an active worker in the cause of the
| league, will deliver an address.
| Three soldiers escaped from the guard house
at Fort Smelling Monday night and have not
4 yet been captured They were colored and
dressed in fun uniform. A reward of $50 each
| is offered for their capture.
! The Crusaders held an ordinary business
meeting Tuesday night President Murtaught
of the Dakota County Society, was present. AT
next weeks meeting officers will be nominated
/ for the ensuing year.
Articles of incorporation of the Dakota Club,
with club house at Lake Minnetsnka, were
/ fled at the office of the Secretary of State The
hapital stock is $1,000. The incorporators are
C. S Langdon. Perry Harrison, V. A. Wright
| and Samuel Hill, of Minneapolis.
/ Hon Henry NJ. Rice has donated to the his
torical society some very fine specimens of an-
cient Indian weapons and implements from La
| Pointe and vicinity. on Lake Superior. Among
them is the scalping knife of Buffalo, the
famous 0iibaway chief who died few years
ago, aged nearly 100 years
business men of St Paul propose to organize
| some sort of clnb whose object shslf be to
aid in the success of the carnival They are
as yet undecided what shape their organization
| win take, but the well known resources of the
German element are sufficient to ensure it's sue
! cess from the word 60.