The Irish standard., 1886-07-03
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.


city and county will confer a great favor os
aendinp us items of interest for publication.
We will feel grateful for the same. In doing
+his +,,a name of the writer should always ac-
comoapv the communication, as guarantee
of good faith on the partot the WElter'-Hp'l
Carpets, Stoves and Furniture ::sold
on time. Smiths Installment House,
Ill Nicollet avenue.
C.L. Barry, contractor and builder
Stone and brick a speciality. 10 on1-
A, u. Haley, of this city, has been
appointed supervising architect OF che
new MankatO court house.
Priester. the Tailor. No. 10 South
Second street, Minneapolis. Merchant
tailoring, perfect fits.
Sergt. Kelly says when the liquor IL.
~cense money is all paid in, 1t Will
amount to $165,000.
The Minneapolis and Chicago teams
will play cricket at Chicago avenue ana
Thirty-third street July S.
The smallpox quarantine has been
raised from the block on South wash
ington and there are no indications OF
any new cases.
Mrs. }. A.. MacCarthy is displaying
an elegant line of millinery at her store,
PA Nicollet avenue. Please call and
examine her stock.
Tuesday morning j. NJ. Quigley OF
steamer No. and Miss r. E. Werllng
were married at the Church of the I'm
maeulate Conception.
S.P.Hazzard was found guilty Of SELL
ing oleomargarine unlabeled, ana was
fined $50. w. w. Tripp pleaded guilty
to the same offense and was tined $2o.
The funeral Of the only child Of WI.
Sheehan, which died Tuesday, took place
Wednesday afternoon from the resi-
dence at 81 Hennepin avenue at 2
o'clock.
William Cowdon attempted to board
a hand-car at Excelsior Wednesday,
when his head was caught between the
handle of the car and the iron frame,
fracturing the skull.
rhe Minnesota & North western Rail-
way company have taken out permit
10 build freight depot on the corner
of Washington and Sixteenth avenues
south, to cost $4,000.
Mr.. An1zeny has heard nothing from
Washington about his confirmation as
postmaster, but has no fears. He still
adheres to his original resolution to
to make but few changes.
Everybody knows Tor ought to know
2. H.Gibbons. Read his advertisement
in this issue. He has branched out in
the wood and coal business and-de-
serves unlimited success.
It isstated that street Car line will
be built trom Hennepin avenue along
Fifth to Twelfth avenue north, Dupont
avenue to Twenty-sixth street,: after
the railroad tracks are bridged.
Fl. W. Pratt, the elevator man, has
disposed of his home at Farlbault and
will become permanent resident of
Minneapolis. He has purchased the
Hubert property on Park avenue for.
$35, ,0O.
The members of Harmonic society
and Danz' band will attend the Fourth
of July celebration at Chaska. Mayor
Ames, Col. Nj. w. Glenn and H. J.
Peck, Shakcpee, are announced to
speak.
Michael Clinton, teamster for
DIVER Bros, was thrown from a rum
away ON Hawthorn avenue a short
time since, and suffered severe wound
in the head. The scalp was cut COM
pleteiy across the head.
People having property to sell, peo-
pie wanting to buy property, people
having houses to rent, people wanting
to rent houses, also people having bills
to collect should call upon James j.
Smith, as he is doing an extensive bus
iness t41o Nioollet avenue.
The coopers have decided to hold
their annual picnic July II. 1t was re-
ported Tuesday that the accommoda~
tions at White Bear were insufficient |
and committee was named to visit Wa
conia with q view to selecting that
place if the facilities were found ample.
Charles Kemrson. young man ar
rested Wy Detective. Quinlan Monday,
was arranged III the municipal court |
FOR stealing horse belonging to Con-
stable Ezra Payne Of Eden Prairie,
Sunday night. The animal was found
in his possession and he acknowledged
She theft. He was bound ovec to
await the action OF the grand jury in
she sum of $1,000.
The Exposition building committee
met Monday afternoon and considered
propositions FOR lighting and roofing
the building. Three more applications
for space for exhibits were received. A,
portion Of the collection of plaster casts
has arrived and are this custom. house,
st. Paul. The kitchen of the. Exposi-
tion is being fitted up by, Janney, Sem