The Irish standard., 1886-11-13
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

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III Nicollet avenue.
C.L Barry, contractor and builder.
e,.,ne and brick speciality. 725 Uni
versity avenue northeast.
Buy your wood and coal Of John
Norton, room IL, ground floor, Temple
Court. All orders;promptly filed. +Tele-
phone 314~2.
The rev appraises have assessed the
damage done on the Mcg grary property
a5 Calhoun at $17,500. The former
award was $4,000. ::
7. W. McGrath, room H. Temple
Court ground Aoor), will give you the
hest rates in the city on your fire insur-
ance. Try him.
The printing firm of Johnson, Smith
l. HARRISON is dissolved, Col. G. w.
johnson retiring. The new firm is
known as Harrison & Smith.
a party of capitalists from Columbus,
o., are in the city looking over the
around with g. view to establishing
works here for the moulding of iron
and engine building.
Il. meeting Of the officers Of the vari-
GUS Temperance societies will be held in
the eestry of st. Clotilde's Church,
Eleventh avenue north and Lyndale,
Sunday, Nov. 81, at p. III. A full at-
tardanca is requested.
The Northwestern Panorama elected
officers Saturday night as follows:
President, r.. Q. Kallzoff; vice e-presiden5,
J. 2. Raa; secretary, Geo. G.. tacoby;
treasurer, Fred O. Smith. They will
be closed On Sundays hereafter.
Mrs. b. Ford. aged II years, died on
Monday, at the residence OF her daugh
ter, Mrs. Michael :Davitt, sol Eighth
svenpe northeast. The funeral took
place FROM ST. Anthony OF Padua Church
ut o'clock Wednesday morning.
Eilson Robinson's damage suit for
&2:ocO against the proprietors OF the
Dime niuseum for q forclble election
last March was tried before Judge
Locbren and jury Monday, and resulted
in Il verdict of $3.50 for the plaintiff.
A subscri ption was started lately to
pay the $500 verdict against Officer
John Yogel, rendered in suit brought
against him in the district court, to re~
cover damages for shooting a citizen in
the hand whom he mistook for burg
jar
Eugene Oliver, who has been en-
ployea in running the lath mill at
Leighton's g saw mill, Wednesday became
tntangled in the machirc.y, and before
be was extricated, several Of his ribs
We're broken, and he was seriously
bruised and lacerated.
II. J. Raymond, the clerk Of Segel-
baunas' store arrested by Detective
Hoy for the larceny of a considerable
amount OF goods Monday waived an ex-
animation il the municipal court and
WAS bound over to the grand jury in
$500
George *. Shaw has sold his interest
in the St. Paul Dispatch TO George
Thompson, who thus becomes sole pro-
prietor. Mr.. Shaw Will continue to
conduct the editorial columns uutil
JauuuIy !, after which he will engage
in other business i'll ST. Paul.
Through invitation of Miss May
Crocker, large number Of her friends
gathered at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. M.
". Nash, ;,l3 Sixth street south, on Fri
day evening OF last week. A card party
was the order of exercises, and an eve
ming OF unalloyed pleasure was the re-
suit.
John Collins, of Corcoran, this coun-
ty, died ct the home OF Mrs. Scally, Sec
ond street, between First and Second
avenues north, on Tuesday morning,
aged II years. His remains were
taken from the Church of the Immacu-
late Cohception on Thursday and bur-
led in the cemetery at Maple Grove.
Preparations for the Church fair in St.
Stephens parish, which opens Mon
day. November %, and to last six days,
are well under way. From all indica~
tions now very successful fair is prom
ised. Harmonic hall has been engaged
tor the occasion. and entertainments
will be given by the three different Cru
societies Of the city on the first
three evenings of the Fair.
Regain Bros bakery and restaurant
on Nicollet avenue, was broken into
Saturday night and $3.50 in cash and
$1,000 worth Of Exposition stock stolen