The Irish standard., 1886-08-07
MINN ].j[:] Il; NEA PO OLIS NEWS.


Carpets, Stoves and Furniture solo
on time. Smiths lnstallment House
Ill Nicollet avenue.
G. l.. Barry, contractor and builder
Stone and brick speciality. 725 Uni
yersity avenue northeast.
The Caledonian club will incorpor-
ate.
j. D. Muldoon has been elected pres
ident of the South Minneapolis loan as
sociation.
George French, held to grand jury
for horse stealing, will bring suit to an
nul the complaint.
The petition for a county detective
will be considered by a special commit
tee Of the commissioners.
James Doyle, who was among the
new police appointments, has been de-
tailed to do detective duty,
The Minneapolis School of Fine Arts
gave an exhibition Of their last
years work yesterday, from 10 to 4.
Thos Gavin & Sons have purchased
the livery and sale stable of VIM.
Dressler 4 Co., 447 and 249 lst avenue
South
The North Minneapolis bank matter
was before Judge Young Tuesday for
settlement of some of their disputed
claims.
John G. Oswald and Judge NJ. B.
Koon were elected trustees of the
Farmers and Mechanics bank We'd
nesday morning.
T. w. McGrath, who is doing gem
eral fire insurance business, is now on
the ground floor Of Temple Court. Send
in your policies.
Patrick Burke, well-to-do farmer of
Corcoran, died Tuesday, of congestion
Of the lungs, and was buried Thursday
morning at 8 o'clock.
apolis morning papers will open club
rooms on First avenue south. A large
reading room Will be an adjunct.
William McBain of Cincinnati is in
the city with view of establishing a
rolling mill. It q satisfactory site can
be obtained he will bring on q complete
plant al once.
The Crusaders Il. A. society Of the
Immaculate Conception parish will
celebrate their 18th anniversary at
the Catholic Association hall OR Thurs
day evening, Aug. 26.
4 meeting Of the officers OF the differ
ent total abstinence societies Of Ilenne-
pin county will be held August Is. in
Catholic Association hall. Tnis being
the first meeting of this years caln~
paign, a large attend ance is requested.
We have received q poem entitled LA
fayette" by Frances Forest" of Roch-
ester, MINI. It will appear in future
issue. and we recommend it to the per-
usal OF onr readers. The writer is a
young lady of Irish parentage and gives
evidence Of refined poetical taste.
Company A will probably elect Sergt.
Amory to succeed Capt. Barnard, who
has resigned, and are quite pleased owe,
the prospect, as Sergt. Amory is a first
class drill master and very popular in
the ranks. Second Lieut.. Fred Ames,
it is expected, will be promoted to the
first lieutenancy. The election occurs
next Monday evening.
The annual meeting of the Mlnneap-
oils, Lyndale Il Lake Minnetonka Rail-
way company was held Monday eve
ming. and the following officers were
elected: President, S. S. Small; vice
president, Fred G. Pillsbury; secretary,
2. S. Mackey; treasurer, j. X. Sidle.
s. S. Small, f. G. Pillsbury, p. S.
J. K. Sidle and G. HI. Benedict
constitute the new board of directors.
at the annual meeting of the Mime
apolis Union Railroad company, held
Tuesday morning, Messrs. a. Marvel,
e. Sawyer: WIS. Alexander, All. Bode,
R. G. Benton and FL. Y. Dougan were
elected! directors for the ensuing year.
A meeting OF the directors was held
subsequently,, and the following officers
elected: President, James J. Hill: vice
A. Maxwell; secretary, HI. Y,
Dougan; treasurer, +. Sawyer; execu~
tive committee, James j. Hill, A. Man
rel and r. Q. Benton.
At their meeting Tuesday evening ;
;he head millers made nominations for
,fIicers for the new year as follows: ]
President, Matt Walsh; vice president, Y
J. +. Stephens; j. S. Dodge and j. W.
oamm; treasurers, j. T. Stephens, j.
Mcdaniel and J.. S. Dodge; secretary,
Fred Clair; executive committee, j. ,
Mcdaniel, D. Williams, M. Walsh, J.
L. Miller. They will be voted on at
he next meeting. The treasurer re-
,orted that $679, ,6e had passed through
lis hands during the year, and there