The Irish standard., 1886-12-25
MINNEAPOLIS Fl NEWS.

Carpets, Furniture anu o1ovoo ooAu
on time. Smiths 1nstallment House,
iii Nicollet avenue.
G. u. Barry, contractor and builder.
Stone and brick a specially. US uni
yersitv avenue northeast.
A Young child of Mr.. and Mrs. Hagen,
Of 2014 Harrison street, died on Mon
daylast Of bronchitis, aged one month.
Buy your wood and coal Of John
Norton, room II, ground floor, Temple
Court. All orders promptly filed. Tele-
phone 314-2.
Andrew Drummond, who stabbed
one Brown last February, has been par
aoned by Governor Hubbard and re-
leased from Saltwater Prison.
An official investigation of the Min
neapolis PostoAice robbery, before
United States Commissioner Z. t..
Odsll, exonerated ex-Postmaster Lara
way from any charge of negligence.
The Minneapolis Glass Manufacture
ing Company has been Incorporated.
with $4,000 capital stock. J. 7. Biais-
dell, R. Z. Russell and w. o. Winston
are among the incorporators.
Get your next fire insurance policy
from T.. w. Mc(9rath. Room II, TEN
nle Court, ground floor, Washington
D,ok an,
oity. First class companies.
The Associated Charities have elected
J. t. Wymau, president; Anthony
Kelly treasurer, and George D. Holt.
secretary. The churches will be asked
to contribute for next years work.
yerxa & Yerxa's grocery store, at
3a5 Washington avenue south, was
damaged by fire to the extent Of $500
on Sunday. Ten minutes before the
fire drunken man was seen entering
the store.
May n. Ursella, daughter Of John
and Rosa Ursella, died Tuesday at the
family residence. 256 Cedar avenue,
aged four months. The remains were
buried in the Catholic cemetery, 4. D..
John McGanu, aged 62 years, died at
his home in Minnetonka on Tuesday OF
old age. lie had been resident Of the
state th1rty~two years. The funeral!
took place Thursday from the Church
Of the Immaculate Conception.
Mrs. May Richardson, sister OF John
J. S!eayin, the commission man, who
resides at 3z6 University avenue north
east, has been suffering from a lung
and heart affection for some time, and
at the present writing is in q very crit
ical condition.
James Johnson, an empioye at Cook
& Highs stone yard on Eighth street
and Seventeenth avenue south, was
fatally injured On Saturday by having a
:srona weighing 5000 pounds fall upon
him. The physicians say that he can
not recover.
The increase OF the capital stock OF
ths Exposition to S350,000 must be
sanctioned by the stockholders, and ac-
GcrI;ng|y (. meeting has been called for
eTas.. Il, 1887, to sanction the increase.
All Of tue original stockholders will be
entitled to vo
!OatO C.. Gross, a student at the State
University. attempted TO board NOV
inc train at sixteenth avenue southeast
Gu SATURDAY.. lie made q misstep and
fell under The wheels. His skull and
spine were ijured, while one foot WAS
yun over, His parents live in Wincna.
Il is believed that the Dillon branch
OF the /. N. L.. East Side, will soon
continue its meetings. The Dillon
branch was always to the front while
its sessions continued. and it is a salts
faction to hear that this organization
wi}l again resume its work in the
cause.
The Lumber Exchange has named
Charles E. Sinclair as it's choice for
Surveyor General by vote of % to Is.
3, e Nelson. T. c. Barrows, c. "A.
Bovey, Emerson Cole and George Bray
We're appointed 81 committee to inter-
view the Governor and urge the ap-
pointment of AEr. Sinclair.
We are in receipt Of a copy OF the
Cavalier County Courier, published at
Langdon, y. T., by c. B. G. Doherty,
M s:ex-compn and former citizen OF
Minneapolis Charles, may you guide
the COURIER for Dakota's good, allt IN
ceturn receive the liberal patronage
that 81 worthy newspaper is always de-
serving Of.
Company a Of Minneapolis and Com
pany D of st. Paul are making prepara-
sions to attend the annual grand en-
;ampment of the National Guard at
Washington, in May next. All the
crack companies in the country will
participate in the competitive drill + /
;he cash prizes, amounting to $26,5o0.