The Irish standard., 1886-11-06
MT EAPOIIS N EWS.

Carpets, Furniture and Stoves sold
on time. Smiths Installment House,
!, III Nicollet avenue.
C. l.. Barry, contractor and builder,
stone and brick a specially. 725 Uni
yersitv avenue northeast.
Building Inspector Pardee reports 3S2
permits; issued in October, valued at
SS643, ,Oco.
Patrick Regan who was accidentally
shot il, the arm some two weeks age, is
recovering.
a regular meeting of the Celtic asso-
citation was held in Robert Emmet hall
ON Tuesday evening.
The capital stock OF the MINI eapolis
& Northern Elevator Company has
been increased to 81 100000.
Buy your wood and coal of John
Norton, room IL, ground floor. Temple
Court. All orders promptly filed. Tele-
phone 314-2.
Your fire insurance will expire this
month. If 80, renew them with I. W.
McGrath, room IL, Temple Court,
ground hoor.
The coopers' executive board have is
sued a notice to all coopers to stay
away from Minneapolis as there are al
ready more good coopers here than
there is work for.
The report OF Health Officer Quinby
for October shows 205 deaths, lis more
than occurred during October of last
wear, and the heaviest October mortal
ity in tbs history of the health officer.
DR.. Quinby ascribes the increase to the
diphtheria epidemic.
Theo. NJ. Keliey's case against the
city for $4,000 damages terminated
during the afternoon Wednesday with
verdict for the defendant. The
plaintiff claimed he was injured last
winter owing to negligence Of the city
in not keeping the snow from First
avenue north, near First street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Layman, wife
of the late Martin layman, died Tues
day at No. 1929 Cedar avenue. at the
advanced age of Is years. Mrs. Lay
n,an, with her husband. lived in this
4its 80 years. The funeral will be de-
layed u,lt,l the arrival Of relatives from
Montana.
The board of directors Of the Exposi-
tion met Wednesday forenoon in the
iohDeys' association rooms. Reports
were read and the usual routine busi-
ness finished Several members OF the
association pledged themselves to liq-
uidate The deficit by securing new sub
scriptions.' The Exposition is now
practically free from debt.
The Gre alarm sounded from box 219,
corner of Riverside and Twenty
Fourth avenue south Wednesday eve
ning ahoubt o'clock. WAS caused by
Sire in the grand stand of the old fair
grounds. The department arrived be-
fore the flames had made much head
way. and tlle damage was light. The
cause OF The fire was unknown.
Tuesday afternoon Michael Kennedy,
a workman, while standing on one Of
the abutments Of the steel-arch
bridge. lost his balance and fell to the
ground, distance of about thirty feet.
He was badly bruised and internal in-
juries are feared. He was taken to his
home CT, Fifth street south, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth avenues.
James Mcdonald was arraigned be-
fore E II. Odell, q. S. commissioner,
Tuesday, waived examination ana
WAS held to the United States grand
jury. tn default OF $3,060 bail he WAS
committed to Hennepin county Jail.
About 700 counterfeit dollars Of issue
Of 1883 have been captured. To Detec-
tlves Qulnlan and King credit is due
for this arrest.
An exceeding pleasant surprise party
gathered at the home Of MI and Mrs.
Patrick kierce, in Cahill settlement on
Friday evening, October %. Among
the number present from Minneapolis
were Mr.. James Butler and family
Walter Walsh and lady, John Walsh,
John Norton, the Misses Bridget and
Mary Norton, Patrick Kennedy and
sister and Miss Mollie Mulylhill. The
generous hospitality shown by Mr.. and
Mrs. Kierce Oh shat occasion will long
De remembered by all who had the
good fortune of being present to take
part in the festivities.
AiY James M. Nugent, OF this city,
and Miss Ella Supple, Of st. Cloud,
were married at the Cathedral in that
city last week, Rev. Father Stemper Of
icIating. AT the close of the ceremony
the party were driven to the residence
Of the BRIDES parents, where we'd
ding breakfast was served. Later the
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