The Irish standard., 1886-12-04
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

The collector Of THE IRISH STAND
hyp will visit the East Side next week.
We trust cur patrons on that side OF
fine ri yer who may be indebted for-THE
STANDARD will take due notice OF this
fac; and be prepared.
Cacpets, Furniture and Stoves sold
.on time. Smiths lnstal!ment House,
III Nicollet avenue.
G. l.. Barry, contractor and builder.
Stone and brick specially. 725 Uni
versi5v avenue northeast.
Seventeen new fire alarm boxes were
received Tuesday and viii be located
next week.
Found-At Ivy Leaf party, a pair OF
ladies' gloves. Inquire Of j. j. Kin
name, 565 Temple Court.
E,ly your wood and coal Of John
Norton. room II, ground floor: Temple
Court. All orders promptly filled. Tele-
phone s14-2
y. W. McGrath, room II, Temple
Court jground hoor), will give you the
best rates in the city on your fire insur-
:ance Try him.
4 worllingman's temperance society,
which does rot conflict with any CT the
existing societies or circles, was or
.ganized Friday alta meeting held at the
Clark house.
The coroner's jury in the case of the
tate Charles Scheig brought in a verdict
last Monday that death resulted from
an overdose of laudanum administered
by his own hand.
The Minneapolis Fire Department
Relief Association was incorporated
last Monday. The following are its
officers: President, F. l.. SSetson; vice
president. p. j. Kenny; secretary, A..
II. Runge; treasurer, j. G.. Scallen.
There are twenty-one directors.
Chicago limited trains have been
t'called OFF, for the winter. The morn
aug train over the Milwaukee arrives
now at 7:45 a. m. and the afternoon
train at 2:4U D. M Over the Burlington
route the morning train will leave at
1856, the afternoon at ITO and the
'owi" at 8 p. N.
Old Bets" the Indian woman, died
recently at Mendoza. Her Indian name
was I4a-vi. She was the wife Of tue
celebrated Chaska, who figured SO
prominently in the Indian outbreak Of
1862, aud to whose credit, be it said,
MANY OF the lives Of white people were
saved.
The fourth annual ball Of the Min
neapols Fire Department Relief Asso-
citation vill be held at Leland Rink
Wednesday evening, December Is.
The Fireman's Relief Association de-
serves most generous support at the
hands Of our citizens. Il large attend
,,nce and q most pleasant time is prom
Used.
The Motor company will fit two Of
tl,e soda motors for steam. 1t is hoped
tn have them running by January /.
The company also intend putting up
small stations at leading stopping
places OH Th1rty-tirst street, and will
probably begin their erection this COM
ivy week. Trains will leave Washing
ton avenue at the same time as hereto
fore, l,ut will arrive five minutes earlier
The Crescent Club gave a social and
dance Wednesday evening at Malcolm's
Hall. About seyeniy-6ve couples were
il attendance and danced away the
night to excellent music by Currents
band. Supper was served at Taylor's
in the ladies ordinary. The Crescent
has given IL number Of excellent parties
t'One of the finest" WAS that OF Thanks
giving nj. lit.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the H,bernian Rifles was held at
Window hall Oh Wednesday evening
last. John Irwin, from the subscrip-
tiun committee, reported very satisfac-
tnrv results. Officers for the ensuing
year will be elected next Wednesday
evening, and all who are interested in
the work of the H Hlbernian Rifles are
requested to attend.
William NJ. Regan has rendered his
resignation as Exposition director. In
the recent allotment, Mr.. Regan was
made one of the three-Year class, or, in
other words, has TWO years more 10
serve. Regan's reasons for resignlng
are That his private interests demand
bis undivided at ention, so that he.
80. IN<n
time that it should have.
Through an inadyertence on the part
of our reporter the name ut Miss Lizzie
Cullen, who delivered IL recitation, was
Omitted from the list of names Of those
WHO took part in the entertainment at
the Land League meeting Sunday even
ing, November 81. Miss Cl'len's elo-
cutul,ary powers are highly appreci l.
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