The Irish standard., 1886-05-01
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

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Carpets, Stoves and Furniture sole
on time. Smiths Installment House
Ill Nicollet avenue.
G. l.. Barry, contractor and builder
Stone and brick speciality. 725 Uni
versity avenue northeast.
Bargains in parasols at @. L. SWEET,
% University avenue southeast.
Be sure and atteud the mass meeting
in Market hall Tuesday evening.
John Speedy, wall paper, so South
Fifth street. bet. NicolIet and 1st ave
The total number of deaths from the
late cyclone is rs and the injured num-
ber about 100.
The running of trains to points on
Lake Minnetonka began Wednesday on
the Manitoba road.
Priestel, the Tailor, No. 10 South
Second street, Minneapolis. Merchant
tailoring, perfect fits.
For sale at bargain q new, best
quality, White sewing machine. Ell
quire at this office.
Tor sale-A stenogrsph machine OF
the latest improved pattern. Good as
new. Apply at this office.
The fourth annual ball of the Inter
national brotherhood Of Boilermakers
took place Thursday evening al Leland
xinz.
Z. w. McGrath has removed his In
suraace office from 10 Hennepin ave-
nue. to the ground floor OF the new
Temple Court building.
Mrs. J. A. Mccarthy has returned
from the east, and is displaying e.e-
giant spring novelties. Please give
her a cali-234 NicOllet avenue.
a fire Tuesday morning inflicted
damage to the extent Of nearly $4,000 at
the hardware establishment Of 7. j.
Iinxweilcr, 523 Washington avenue
south.
elsnwood Springs water, fresh rom
the springs, delivered every day BY w.
H. Fruen & Go. Leave your orders at
25G Hennepin avenue. 1t is free from
organic substance, and is, therefore,
superior.
The mass meeting in Market hall
Tuesday evening, promises to he one OF
the largest which has ever been held in
this city.
Bring your oil paintings, steel en-
cravings. crayon portraits and all kinds
of pictures direct to the factory and we
will frame them cheap. Also dealers
in artists materials, looking glasses,
Twenty kinds of room mouldings as
cheap, cents foot. 30S First avenue
south. Zesbaugh & Bintliff.
The reduction OF u days labor TO nine
hours goes into effect to-day, and is the
subject of considerable discussion
among trades unionists in the city.
The different unions that have slgni-
fed THEM intentions OF adopting tie
nine hours, are the Carpenters, Plaster
ers, Plumbers, Bricklayers and Stone
maSOnS.
The Goodridge- HanscomD company
was incorporated Thursday with a Cap
ital of $4,000. The iucorporators are
Amar Goodridge, Benjamin Hanscomb,
Charles A. Hanscomb, Irving Good
ridge and nj. Matterson. The company
is formed for the purpose Of manufact-
uring sash. doors and blinds.
Proposals were opened in Engineer
Rinker's Office Thursday for grading
Clinton avenue, near Thirty y-6rst street
aud A.. J. Dolan was the lowest bidder
at 14f cents per cubic yard. There
were three other bidders, whose pro-
posals ranged from Isl to II cents per
cubic ward. The contract will be award
to Dolan.
D. Morrison & Co., Thursday notified
all employees and operatives in their two
MlllS. UllS tt1AN A!AtCAS4Ol, VA1So
those mills would close down after Sat-
urday evening. Mr.. Morrison advised
them to look for other employment. as
it was extremely uncertain when the
m1lls would start again, but it would
not be until better market was assur-
ed. The reason for the stoppage was
announced as :'no money in -four at
this time.'' This will throw $50 hands
out Of employment
W. p. Brown, president. and f. r.
Petit, secretary, Of the Minnesota
State Millers' association, have issued
call for meeting Of the Minnesota
State Millers' association in Minneapo-
lis On Wednesday, May S, at the rooms
of the Minneapolis Millers' association
in the chamber Of commerce building,
at 10 o'clock a. M. The election of Of
6cers and choosing of delegates to at