The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28
STANDARD NEWS.
Light Mention Of People News Of the
Week Ga ALTERED ana Condensed
for Hurried Readers.

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sSF The receipts Of the Dime Museum on Nh anks-
giving day were S6l6.:.5.
Regular meeting fthe Michael Davitt league
Sunfay evening. Remember it
Buy your teas and cotfees at the Great At
8 Finest Photos and Gallery in the state.
Real & Burt's, IS Fourth street south.
Beal & surt's fine Cabinet Photos, only
s. $500 per Dozen. 10 South Fourth street.
in The suit OF Earnham & Loyeioy VS.. Joseph
Fl. Agurct,, in the district court. the jury failed
81 TO agree,
The directorate Of the exposition was held tor
liz day The subscription to the present date
sseracllllts 10 about S125,000.
During October 1S5 feet Of the North Mime
l. apolis sewer tunnel was completed, and during
the present month 2210 feet viii be built.
3g5 G. w. KilItzmairs store, 81 Franklin av-
ent,e was burglarized q few days since. Doors
and shoes to the amount of $50 were taken.
The dance given by the journeymen pum-
bers on Thanksgiving eve proved 8 very
pleasant affair, q large attendance being pre-
sent.
Henry Ewald, the man injured by thecars on
the Iyndale avenue crossing on Wednesday,
5 died last evening. The coroner held an IN
quest to-day
The Minneapolis branch of the Northwestern
Travelling Mems association met Friday and
elected delegates TO the coming convention or
q the association.
Henry Ewald. who was struck by an Omaha
train at the Lyndale avenue crossing, is still
alive, but it is believed he cannot survive his
injuries
Miss Emma Lachmund, the Burlington pian-
istc, who hiss SO often been heard IN this city,
was married Thursday afternoon to Emil
SInidt, with Dyer Brothers.
A meeting of the Minneapolis Mill Company
to further protest against the stone-arch
bridge, was called for Friday end postponed
until some day next week
IA j. L. Gayegan, of Fargo, is in the city. Min
neapolis hasn't grown TOO large for him and
therefore proposes to make an extended visit
among friends here ere he returns to his Da-
7 kota home.
The st. Anthony Crusaders society gave an
excellent dramatic entertainment Wednesday
evening last at Germania hall in northeast
Minneapolis. "Barnes's courtship was the
G play presented
Friday the water works office did extern
sive business. All day long it was thronged by
denquents who were anxious to pay up and
keep the department from shutting of the
water supply Over $4,000 has been collected.
8 The Inventor OF the system of the transrrlis-
sion Of power, Charles j. Van Depoele, is i'll the
city and has taken charge OF the arrangements
Z for the trial of electricity on the motor line.
Mr.. Van Depoele says the trial will occur al an
early date-perhaps by the list Of December.
]. J. Kelly, an employe of the Nicollet house
y for al number OF years past has retired under.
/ the new regime. Mr., Kelly viii take his de-
partilie forSt Louis next week, where he Will
4 reInaii1 during the winter months, returning to
Minneapolis in May.
Martin Byrnes, the well-known and faithful
y porter at the Nicollet house for the past nine
teen years, has been retired under the new
management acolored force having been en-
ployed throughout. Martin has host Of
friends who will wish him success in whatever
hellndertakes.
The Mechanics club met in the club room
Of the permanent building exhibit under the
poatotfice last evening, and listened to u paper
on Marine Engines read by Mr.. j. r. Clifford,
which was Of interest to the members OF the
club. The readng was followed by8a discus
sion. Prof. John Barr OF the State University
+ will read a paper at the next meeting.
Andrew England, who resides on the corner
Of Twentieth Avenue north and Twenty fourth
street, met with a severe and perhaps fatal ac-
cident last night, He was taken from the
b tracks at the crossing of the Northern Pacific
railway on rwents-lir avenue north and First
street iii an unconscious condition. Both legs
had been severed above the knees by IL passing
train He was removed to st. Darnabas hospi
tai for treatment
a rousing meeting of the Irishmen Of South
Minneapolis Was held in Martins hall on Tues
day evening. President NtcKernan called the
meeting to order. Hon. Matthew Walsh j. j.
MoHale, J. Ii. Steele and o. B. johnson aeliv-
1 cred addresses on the present prospects OF Ire
land A committee was appointed to confer
with a committee from the Central League in
reference to the organization of an East Side
8 branch. Several new members We're enrolled.
Joseph Smith, Rudolph and John Scheffnero OF
this city were arrested Wednesday on charge
of stealing wheat from general graneries, and
were taken to Hudson. 1t is alleged that they
have taken during the past few weeks several
& hundred bushels from Burkhardt and vicinity,
and until within the few days have not been
suspected 1t is said that their method has
been to bore holes through the floor OF the
g. granary ana thus draw out the wheat. The
men are brothers-in-aw
The hrst OF II series of five lectures, under
the auspices of the Immaculate Conception
Benevolent society, was given Tuesday even
ing at Catholic Association hall. DR.. G. HI.
Hewitt, OF He'd Wing, President of the State
3 Medical Association, was the speaker OF the
evening, taking ..Epidemics'' as his subject.
The lecture was very instructive and ii was q
matter OF regret that the Doctor did nos re
ceive 4 more hearty support. Prof Downing
Of the, State University win lecture before the
sooiery December upon Comets and Me-
teors.'
A large and appreciatiye audience attended
the literary aud dramatic entertainment given
4 under the management of the Crusaders r.
u Al society on Thursday evening. The program
was an excellent one. Mr.. NJ. S. Baker sang
3 the ssMountaineer" and Nancy Lee, with
good effect as the audience present heartily
attestei Of the play there is no need to speak
i'll detail sShandy Mag,iire'' was well render
ed. nearly al to whom parts were assigned
3 filling the bill admirably. 3 j. Smith in the
iet,saine role lost none OF his well-earned pop
,,lariari1s i'll the past. The proceeds derived
from the production of Thursday evening win
4 no towards The paying OF the Indebtedness OF
the orangizatson.