The Irish standard., 1886-12-11
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

Carpets, Furniture and Stoves Solo
On time. Smiths lnstalIment House
iii Nicollet avenue.
Gil. Barry, contractor and builder
Stone and brick a specially. us I'M
versitY avenue northeast.
Michael Murphy is about to bring
suit against the Exposition for SlO,Oot
damages.
C. D. Dow was reelected boom mas
ter of the Mississippi & Rum River
Boom Company last Tuesday.
Buy your wood and coal OF Johr
Norton, room II, ground floor, Temple
Court. All orders promptly filled. Iele'
phone 374-2.
Matt Rouse, an enploye in the WASH
burn b mill calls on us to state that ne
is not the person Of that lame who was
arrested Sunday night.
The Board Of Government OF the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union Will
meet at Catholic Association Hall on
Monday, Dec. IL. aJ 2.5O 2. N.
Call on L. w. McGrath for the best
lire insurance rates in the city. All
wool and q yard wide. Washington en-
trance TEMPLE Court, room II. ground
saoor.
Charles Anderson, while working in
the basement Of a building i'll South
Minneapolis Saturday, was struck by a
falling timber, partly losing his reason
from the effects OF the blow.
The motor company has a plan on
foot to lay third rail, narroW-guage,
FROM Hopkins to Excelsior. in tue Man
itona righv-ot-wayA anG so, ii neces~
sary, run the motor through from this
city to Lake Minnetonka.
The fire department stopped blaze
in the second floor Of 527 Washington
avenue south, Sunday, the loss being
$3.50 10 u.Z. Campbell. the confectioner
on the ground floor, who was insured.
The inventory of the estate OF the
late z 3. Corcoran, was flied in the
probate Office Monday, I'he total per-
a0ual estate is So, l4e.11, real $685..
total Of Sill ,523.ll. The Corcoran farm
was appraised at Ss;5,s75.
the friends Of the late John Buckley,
WHO died at st. Darnabas Hospital and
whose remains were Sc badly nutilated,
have retained Messrs. Gallagher &
Steele to prosecute the case and bring
;:>e guilty parties to justice.
The Celtic Association held a meet
1ns :at Robert Emmett hall Tuesday
light FOR the purpose OF increasing the
membership OF the association and to
s.s;js1, money for the proposed public
haii It was q very successful session.
On Monday last Fred Woodward, |
noobkceper for Bagley & Cargil] grain
commission merchants in the Chamber
nt Commerce, took about $500 to send
aqaw to one OF the firms customers.
Later on il has been stated that
Woodward has not been seen since.
Tie st. Stephens parish fair, Rev.
Father Kenny announces, will show a
balance Of about $4,000 above expenses.
4. better showing than at first antici..
!ated, The drawing for the lot will
;s4,Se place at q date to be announced
hereafter. Tickets are still being sold
upon Ste latter.
Burglars entered the wholesale fruit
store Of Walters s. Wagner, $50 Henne-
pin avenue, Saturday night, and blew
tie safe open, securing 81 small amount
Of money. An attempt was made to
rob the safe OF a. Booth & Sons. 3O9
iennepin avenue. the same night, but
without success.
Tie annual election Of officers of the
j(i,elnian Rifles was held at Window
hall last Wednesday evening. The
candidates were as follows:
Captain, Ed. Kennedy, jr.; first lieu
tenant, Il. J. Fitzgerald; second lieu
tenant McCauley; treasurer.
John 2. Fitzgerald.
Miles Il. Mc(Tuire, Of Mcclure Bros,
was united in marriage Wednesday
morning at Saltwater to Miss Bessie
/. Conroy The bridal couple left on a
Zip South Wednesday evening. Nh.
and Mrs. McCtuire will be at home to
liseir friends December 20, at NO. 1917
Third street north.
DR. Patton is arranging plans for an
Arcade building on Nicollet avenue be- :
tNeen Seventh and Eighth streets. 1t
will have 100 feet frontage Of solid
vail Back Of that will be u glass arched
roof OF 1870 feet i'll length extending oyer
. street way 22 feet i'll width running
through the building. The building
Will contain Is stores.
The Press club Sunday decided to
lender a reception to the members OF
-ne bar Oh Tuesday evening next. The
question of libel will be discussed and t
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