The Irish standard., 1886-07-24
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

sl5 Of good faith on the part OF the Wrlter.-Ep.l
Carpets, Stoves and Furniture sold
on time. Smiths Installment House,
I'LL Nicollet avenue.
C.L. Barry, contractor and builder,
Stone and brick a speciality. 7z5 uni
yersitY avenue northeast.
The body of Karl Agergaard, Dane
was found floating in the river Sunday.
The Caledonian Society picnic at
Lake Calhoun yesterday was g. most en-
joyable affair.
Concerts will hereafter be held at
Central park Friday evenings instead
of Thursday evenings.
The indications are that Catholic
church will be built at Lake Mimi eton-
:ka at no distant future.
The head mil!ers have decided to
start on their excursion to Devils
Lake and Winnipeg Aug IS.
Priester, the Tailor, No. 10 South
Second street. Minneapolis. Merchant
tailoring, perfect fits.
Edward Lipsett, of Saltwater, drank
Minneapolis beer, fell asleep and was
robbed Of $50 and 500 lumberman's
check.
c. r. Corrigan: travelling In the in
-terests OF Northrup, Braslan & Co., re-
turned from an extended trip on We'd
.nesday last.
Henry George is expected to attend
and address the big knights of Labor
picnic next month, and Frederick Tur-
may be there.
Hobart O. Eamlin, a wel|~known
Minneapolis real-estate dealer. died
Wednesday morning at his residence,
1900 hawthorn avenue, aged 81 years.
Mrs. Margaret cCarthy died at her
home, 1913 Fifth avenue north. last
Friday, of heart disease. after two days
illness. The remains were sent to
Winona for iilterment.
The members Of the ST. Vincent de |
Paul society are requested to attend |
holy communion in a body at s o'clock |
mass tomorrow morning, at the Church
of the Immaculate Conception.
The official bonds Of j. j. Ankeny as
postmaster of Minneapolis, which We're
forwarded to Washington several DAYS
since, will probably be returned in
time to enable Mr.. Ankeny to take
possession of the Office on Monday next.
Tuesday Capt. Mike Hoy was sworn
in as Deputy United States marshal by
United States Commissioner Odell. He
received the appointment from United
States Marshal Campbell. IIe will
make his headquarters at Minneapolis.
Thursday was the 22nd anniversary
OF the battle Of Atlanta, and the nant-
ger Of the panorama made ita souvenir
day. Every person who visited the
panorama was presented with hello
type picture of portion OF the great
painting.
The St. Paul & Northern Pacific
company are building depot on their
line at Eustls station just beyond the
Old university farm. It is positively
stated that depot will be put in soon
where the railroad crosses University
avenue.
Judge Z. S. Jones has presented two
cottages and 80 acres OF land on Cedar
lake to the Women's Christian Associa-
tion of this city to be used as All old
ladies' home. The association will not
be prepared for a year or SO more to
enter upon this new work.
The board OF equalization is now
wrestling with the question of the tax
alton Of wheat and -four. c. A. Pills
bury denies the statement of the lum-
bermen that they are taxed more than
the 1nillers. Some difficult points are
involved and all parties will be given a
hearing.
N ich FederSplel. the young man Who
studied for the priesthood until his
mind became weakened, and whose
sudden disappearance from his home
caused some alarm, returned home
Monday. He had taken notion to
visit Wisconsin relatives. and went
away without telling anybody.
A young boy giving the name of AL 4,
bert Hunt, and claiming to hail from
Shakopee, is at Officer Beams home,
where he applied for employment. The
officer is Of the opinion that his young
guest is q runaway, the lad seeming to :
aaYe an aversion to the central part Of
jlle city, where he might be identified.
Mrs. Kittie Young, aged %. wife of {
Ellsworth Young, died Of consumption /
IN Monday last land was hurried from the q
Church Of the Immaculate Conception i
N Wednesday. Mrs. Young was a t
;erY estimable lady-a lady who by her /
indy manner had formed a large ac- a