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The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09

There was only a fair attendance at
the meeting Of the Dayitt branch OF Inc
National League on Sunday evening
last. Nj. w. Ell. Jackson, private sec
Rotary of the late Louis Eiei, was intro Q Z
duced aud spoke at considerable lengJh
upon the wrongs inflicted By tue brlS-
ish government, not only III lfelana,
but in all the Provinces. He SAID that
the people of Ireland and OF the NORTH
west had been impoverished. Ihey
had taken up arms, but in SO dong dla
not rebel. It was simply TO strike q de-
cisiye blow toward freedom from arts
tocratic rule. The government al
Washington had done the cause a
wrong in preventing the men who mad
taken up arms from crossing the line.
Riel had been intercepted and hung,
and the speaker claimed it sad mis-
fortune. He cannot be replaced. Inc
sneaker was fortunate enough to e1feet
an escape, but some sixty prisoners are
still held bv the British government
and that was his mission to Mime
apolis. He proposed to exert himself
in educating the people OF this country
to a realization of the outrages per
/ petrated upon not only the citizens o.
4 TIE NurtiiwssJ, DuJnpon the aDof nee
| He should devote his time TO securing
the releaserof the sixty prisoners. at
i had conferred with a large number o.
t the French Canadians OF this city. ane
/ the result was to arrange pubic mass
meeting. to be held in Market Hal
Friday. at which he should address th'
i audience upon the hardships imposed
i by the British government. ana az
!, should strive to convince the Unltef
i States government that it is III th'
wrong when it takes position fayof
| able 10 the British and Canadian parlla
| nents.
p. IT. McPartlin, the president of tn
branch, made one OF his enthusiasm
sneecbes. in which he predicted tina
the next FIVE years would see Inangu
, rated an Irish parliament. lie felt tina
|, the day of Irish freedom is athand, an
that the Irish nation viii ultlmatel
= become one of the leading NATIONS Q
the world-intellectually and from a
, educational standpoint.
II Messrs. G. A. Gallagher, Nichae
D Mogan, Matthew Gallagher and other
also delivered spirited addresses. LII
i, meeting. though small in numbers, wa
: an enthusiastic one.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09

John j. schrock, secretary Of the Co
operative Foundry Company, Beaver
Falls. Pa. committed suicide Wednes-
dav morning by blowing his brains Out
with d revolver. Tie cause Of The deed
is not known.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN PURSUANCE Of an orderef Hon. - Ues
l land Judge Of Probate for the County o
Heunepin, made ollthe 18th Gay 81 i,ece,npeT,
M claims aaainst Mary 4. Lynch, late OF me
County Of Hennepin and State Of minnesota si
DECEASED that said judge e Pro,afe WI a.
st,el, elaiffa nj his Office III the City OF MIME"
apolis. in said county, On the first Mondays n
June and July 1886 ~ loo'cloek g. m, On ee e. q
~ saia crde, mas been allowed and limited tor
tbe creditors Of said deceased % present their
claims against tue said deceased 70 the sara
Judge III Probate, for his examinatlail anu up
prevail.
Dated this Goth day OF December, 1855
JOSEPH W. J49 NCH,
Administrator.
j. B. QuTYH.
Attorney for Administrator.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09

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The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
RaristarI Regiater!! RegisterI!l

Mr.. J. n Priester. the merchant tailor az NO
10 SECOND street south. proposes TO Keep reg.
ister of ail tnase who may have sttts mace up
II, his establishment from Dec lst to the ISL %
Aprtl. the political faith OF eacn
msn win be recorded on this DOOR
with his name Mr.. Priester proposes
10 rive s per cent Of the proceeds realized THIS
way to the campaign fund Of the party dem
ocratic republican or otherwise-w nicn siiaii
10 va fs,,4t. the most trading with him.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09

.Er- a,uisy. RI. SATURDAY. d. Daily. Sssx
Monday. ~ xs7aa,,;.s,tc-,
~-,s,,ss. gscoilst house, and new aspsS
If Minneapolis 81. Louis hailway, o0s sos
Trsrd street and FourTh aSepns ngx s;,,;s -
arsd II Union dapot-
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
LEAGUE, M a TIERS !: l!,.EsSs'.
The Hast Side Branch Shows 4 Goodlyl
Amount IL Activity for One
20 Young
The Davitt and Parnell Organizations nix
Working With Consider
able Zeal.

Owing 10 the inclenency Of She
weather there was not a very large az
tendance at the regular meeting OF the
Parnell branch Of the National League
last Sunday night. Considerable bust
ness was transacted. however, ana tae
new year shows the organization 90 DE
in a most prosperous conditl u IMAM
cially as well as III point Of member
ship.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09

The regular weekly meeting Ct tue
John Dillon branch Of the National on
League occurred on Wednesday even
ing at Odd Fellows Hall, at winch
there was large attendance and mueh
enthusiasm prevailed After the rou-
tine business was disposed OF eloquent
speeches were made by .. r. Corrlgall,
G. IL. Gallagher. J Il. Steele and r. II.
Mo partland. The efforts OF the gentie-
men were heartily received and ap-
pIauded. Lawrence Clarity also PAID
his respects TO the Irish landlords III q
short, sharp and decisive manner. Inc
Irishnlen of the East Division who are
not yet members Of the League are
cordially invited to be present aS Ohs
next meeting and join IL. 0ooa speak.
eas will be in attendance. a rally VIII
be held next Wednesday evening When
| Father O'Reilly will address the meet
/
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09

John Westphal, of Winona, was Killed
by the cars Tuesday afternoon.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09

The Fatlying under common banner % al
rhe WORKERS IL fuI of promise. Farmers mann
raet,irelT. laborers, a,s hearing the summons
and moving to the front, touching elbows a.
tber keen step to the stirring march me
tuoveIrst ut il immensely broader thsn airy yet
seen since the days OF the Free Soil Party be-
fsre the war. That party demanded practical
h what Artf-s {onopollsts now fight Tor.
s,nrt rirnn ago tha West Publishing Conn
,sny Of Sc. Paul was. paying rs men ny the
{,,ece. ana the men, not being able to niakS
fatr gssrss. demanded u cents per tnoTlssElo
rms. ali matter 10 be measured upon the re9d
liar scale. This the COMPANY would not srans
/ b,,t later put the nest men on By the week
/ Shortly sitter this change the otifes uegan s'F
| ing aH the class Of matter called sphat, OF
4 which coed desi Of money can be made Z
the hands paid by the week. whiIe the ''lssa
/ ,,ra.-aT was given 20 these working bF ID
niece The result Fvas that tins week haild
no more and the piece hands maze goes
i ,,as4 tess The men asked that al matter y
g,,r,.,,ff q common hook. bit the company re
f,,sts5. ~ s resait of this trouhis the 'piec
hands x ere discharged. and on Wednesday Q
H lss. week tie union called ouf the TeEiainin
II ..,eg. leavtng work at 3 ssautsstll. 20 Gay
afsar the eomrany sent tine executive con
rrftses Of No 50 4 raguesF TOT conference
ard tses raaftsv ySss ii. r1aeiatsly settled 81 n
i e<,r,eessten pf ali the aGiaE asked. FOR 10
s-e.5 81 ali concerned let rs hope 1nat the = q
Pab.ssnsns Company VII Zee wise eraoszH !
meet their erspiures hAaf ray 70 ne 1SEsiIs
ard ShUs avoid I'll trouble
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
REUNION OF LEGISLATORS.

ALBANY, July ia joint committee of
Senators and AssemDlymen met In the Capitol this
afternoon and perfected arrangements for reunion
Of legislators at Albany during the bi-ceutenna week
Tho members OF the committee present were General
Hustled Senator Parker ex-Speaker Irwin and Assem-
bymen Greene, Shsehan. Gutter and Collins. resou-
ton was passed that all members OF the Legislature OF
lss5.s6 and eX-Senstors and ex-AssemblymeL be in-
vted present at the reunion OF legislators on July
%. Senators aud Assemblymen will be required TO
report az the committees headquarters. Room o7,
Delaysn House. at 8 a. on Thursday. The headquar
ters will also be open and visitors will be received on
July 81. -, =, . 81. ,,o l., o.n,.r
NAL celebration here II Congress adourns between Juy
90 and 27 II the ad1purlmeut Is delayed unti August
he now expects visit the city aud return 10 wash
inrton late Thursday night - ..
The d,culty the religious exercises on sunday
baa been compromised, ami the president OF the Com
mon Council. with a delegaton, VIII attend tne Du.cn
Reformed Church services The JEWISH congregations
will hod a union commemorative servce on SAturudy'
July II, at which the city government VIII 10 repre-
ad
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
LABOR TROUBLES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

PITTsBURG. July 13 (Spec,aN. - Manager
Flager, OF the National Tube Works. OF Mckresport.
has suspe nded work twenty-eisht now pudding
furnaces because pud Hers have either Joined or are
cons sidering proprety OF joining. the Anagainatd
ASsucIttion. Mr.. Fiager that III woud Do lnpOss-
HE 10 run his business under AmalgiindteI rules.
LYNN Juy l3-Forty men IN the employ Of Patrick
Grsso who the contract t. lay the new water pipe
the Highlands district this city, struck this morhing
PRoviDEScF r. t., July 13 -rne LOnsdale Co.'S cot
tor ml ~ Ashton shut down yesterday III consequence
Of the srlke of twenyegnt spinners locking out 800
The str,ke at Kniahrs cotton mills at Natlck. ex-
tended from the 10 weavers TO Sixty olher hands
yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA July 13.-The 400 rug weavers who
have heed on strike at the rug and carpet manuactory
of John bromley * Sons, Front aud YORK sts. To-
turned to work tnls nOrning under protest.
PrrrsBuRo July l3 (>peeiah.-some days ago the an.
nual convention OF the Green Bottle Leagne was
take place THIS city, Degh"lhe Oh july
% since that time the widely divergent Views Of The
and Eastern Delegates on Important points nave
resulted III the calling OF preinInirv district conven-
tons To matters which are 10 he Jointly
presented aud acte upon NJ the NaUon% Convention
Agreeaby this dea the delegates OF the disric wre
summoned hastily 10 respective meetings. thr western
meeting III this city ana tue Las ern
delegates Atlantic city. \. d. Tor consuliatlon Inc
great question the entrance body into the knights
Of Labor President Harrington is said To favor the
merging of the under the same conditions AMI
privileges enjoyed by Labor Assembly 800 OF tie
window glass workers. present alton OF the matter
Union So, city, had become As enblv of the
Knights Labor enlarged upon Inc western del
egaes 10 take strong ground In favor o Inc
form alton a Knights OF Labor Assembly, whle tne
E,sfrru men are strongly opposed 10 the movement.
Thus viii flint glass workers and the Green Bottlo
League botn discussing the question or Joining tue
Knights Labor. there Is possibility or an adifi0n 10
that body of two strong labor unions with member
shin OF nearly 1000 mPn.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
JOTTINGs HERE AND THERE.

BrFrALo. July l3.-The state Civil Service Commis-
sion composed OF John Jay. Augustus schoonmakeT and
Hrtas A. RichmOnd he'd u regular meeting III bunAIo
to-day 20 dispose of routine business
NEwBugG, July l3.-WliAm Dubois, q farmer. age
aftynye blew out mis- brains with pistol this after
TROY July l3-A man representing himself to be ana
having the appearance Of Clergyman yesterday visited
members of tue different religious denominations mere
and from some OF succeeded in borrowing money
lie WA, subsequently arrested as an npostor lie al
mItted that hr WAS y fraud and said ms home was iu
Hing on aud that his ,Ine WAS william t. ~ "o'
don. lie was ordered To leave town at once
ELMIRA, July l3 (speeial.- open rupture mas
taken place between tie Common Council aud tho No"
York and Pennsylvania Telephone Company. TDe co"'
pany was granted the right OF erecting pores Anu
ste,ching its wres aud for tho franchise which was on
condition that The city coud remove tho wires ana poos
al WILL the company furnished without cost
at tns Fire Department Headquarters and oue
at the Police Central Station. The oommoh ,o,
Conncils asked the company ID make tho .o,.
epnone IN the City Clerks oifce free. THIS request
refused and tho manages Of tho company naa eue
fnI.nhone removed to-day. Threats are freely msuo
that will be taken OF the conditional IRAN
chlse and that the poles will DO removed aud tho com
pany compelled 70 put tho wires under ground
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
JACOB SHARP ON RAILROADS.

STREET CAR FARES SHOULD BE LOWERED AND
RAILROADS RpLIEvED OF TAXATION
ALBANY, July 13.-Jacob Sharp, of Broad
way Surface Railroad notoriety IN an interview with
journal reporter here to-day said:
"Iwantn distinctly understood that was the con-
tractor OF the Broadway road. made bid TO bui IL
and went the thing to mako good pile OF money
out OF IL and have succeeded and that Is all there Is o
it, The newspaper reporters don't put down things as
told them and that Is the reason don't talk TO them
when they come to see You know the street rail-
road companies ought not to pay any taxes 10 New
York The largest paid by them, and VINO does IL
come out OF Why the poor people. The nsbo0s don't
ride street cars they have their or 90 on
the elevated roads so the poor are paying the
taxes OF NewYork and the rich going scot free.
Now it OF you wise men OF the East VINO come 10
Albany every winter to show the members and Senators
how TO run orms would frame laws exemptin< street
railroads taxation and compel them 10 ther
tares three cents trip then the puDllc wouu
bene ed and the poor equaze their taxation WIN
the rcner.' - =.
The reporter then asked Mr. Sharp in what he was az
present engaged aud the latter, with smile. replied:
am In the manure business up To my neck press
the manure and am selling it by the carioAt IN ine
Mohawk Valley aud I anu finding It a rcmunerative
business Tnirty five years my name was used ID
the pl pl,ynousrs IN New.York. and am caOus ana
don't care they say about me; the only thlhg ID
my family TO feel IT, and IL Is hard on them inc
daily papers bad these picture boomerahss
who have no regard for PERSONS feelings"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
FEATURES OF THE LABOe PROBLEM.

The street-car men who went on strike
against the rhird Avenue Railroad Company met yester-
day IN Mentge's Hail. at Eghtyseventh and Fourth
ave There only about nifty men present. aud the
meeting adjourned after n short session. committee
was call the officers OF the company ana
see what there is for ans OF the men TO De taken
mack In the employ OF the company. Many or tue
strikers have found employment elsewhere Some
money the result OF the last picnic. was divided among
the men, . .., , A.,
The committee appointed at the last meeting OF the
Central Labor Union 10 decide what political action
should taken IVY that body In the coming campaign
met last ngnt at No. l41 + ghth-sL It was de-
cided not To confine the movement 10 tho CcDlrai
Iabor Union organized labor, but TO make
platfnrn sufficiently a., for ali OF the outside parties
10 .fand on ami invitations will he extended 10 the
Dor party the S0ralisc- Labor party tne
Free Solers Land R-f0rmers and Anti Monopoly Lra9ne
~ ioin with them II Is thought that Henry George VIII
he the candidate nominated for Mayor.
merti the DecktIr makers was held last night AT
No lAI Eghth-sL Complaint made that many
women IN easy circumstances take work from the
factories the purpose OF AIDING To their pin money
A ust viii be made OF these women aud 1t Will be
published.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
rs BOYCH A PLRSECUIAD MANf

BOsToN, July 13.-rhe arrest on Saturday
OF onn Boyce. clerk rhe gold silver refining
tabsnment OF George f. Knapp. for obtaining goods by
false pretences occasoned much interest n the Jewey
de- tue members OF winch. alleged. have lost
teusyely lnrouyh Boyce 1t SAID that BOyces
career has Last winter he Is said to
obtained 500 diamond ring from KuOwltou Co. Of
Trenomst by representing that he had customer for
H. He also secured a similar preteuce $l20 worth OF
goods from W. X. Schaer Sons goasmiIns, Aud 81 40
worth from krltol a. CO., jewelers. Most of
OF retdrned since his arrest BOyce says that hc
!. guntlcss, nut that the goods -Oia u HIN
crr1lt tnat he has lone hSch business with tue
m tlne and that they caused his arrest irOIu
silly because the return their goods dd MOT
cuiie on day IL pected. Mr. Knapp Boy
employer, stands by him. and says hs Is prosecuted
man W no Tried to do honest business small
81
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
ctosp sg.yg FOR AUDiIOa BROwy.

DEs MONIES Iowa, July l3.-lhe entre uay
VA. spent in taking the nnal vote ON the impeachmsas
=, A., ,,or Brown There thirty counts 10 tho IN
do,mut and tho roll the entire Senate was called on
Zach. The votes for conviction ranged from one :"
aftsen on different counts. Three times there we're
sfssn Senators who voted guilty. These were on tne
,. a. oh .rving Brown refusing give up his
nfir, when suspend by the Governor and conthunx
IN ACT "a Auditor aud for his approval OF souty vA
Aoeether twenty-Oue different persons votei Tor con
ytrton or these thirteen were Republicans anu ckas
nemocrata There not being two.thris of the hlty
senators voting guilty Brown was declared scqu..ea
and Will PROBABLY be rrinstatei tomorrow. ihe u'~
has lasted eight weeks and cost about s3O,OOn
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
will bo to hundreds It s tho intention TO Duy
u scope OF territory OF at least 10000 acres.
CONTEsTING FRANCIS ". 1RACYs WILL
OBJECTIONS MADE TO 1T BY AGNES ErHEIs STEP
DAUGHTER.

DAUGHTER.
BUFFALO, July 13 Especial. The contest
over the will Of Francis W. Tracy. husband Of Agnes
Ethel, the actress was begun 10 the surrogsss Court
to-day. Mr. Tracy a millionaire who had been d.
contest Is to be made by Miss Harriet Tracy OF New
York City. daughter OF the former Mrs Tracy. The
contestant not in court but her interests were
looked after by John f. Parsons. OF NewYork. Miss
Tracy is a handsome. well-but blonde nineteen years
Of age Mr.. Parsons in his opening address said: "Mr
Tracy was the absolute owner OF his fortune
aud tho law gave him the right
to dispose OF It he saw 1T.
The question not whether he not e ner-
that his mental capacity there be question.
Such persons would admit that Mr. Tracy pursued q
mode OF life which was In violation OF the inunctons OF
his physicians which indicated inability to control him
se and was likely frat, to nnsetc his mind, aud then
TO terminate his fe Mr. Tracy was subject to periods
mental depression when he reflected that hs slavery
to his passions had blighted his career ana de-
stroyed the promise OF his early years.
"Our own position is" said he. " that Mr. Tracy was
originally generous In mis- impulses and reasonable In
his views and who would, least or all, wish u VISIT
punishment upon tho head OF innocent unoffendihg
and child We believe that about her ana about
his relations her. Mr. Tracy under hallu"ina-
ton and that cke and changing papers are tno
OF IT, sni should not be held TO represent MS
will" -
LAWYER Locke, who drew the will. was examined He
said thar Mr.. Tracys idea that 100000 woud oe
enough for the daughter. VINO hau olner pro'ioionS
made for her
The contest will be long aud bitter.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
o1EoMARGARINE NOT WHOLESOME.

ALBANY, July 13 (Speciab.-The forthcom-
ing report of Dairy Commissioner Brown. which will be
nubshed this week. goes far toward establishing. on
the authority OF Dr. W. Clark OF Albany constitu
tona rgnt of the Legislature to enact law prohibiting
IN. of oleomargarne and spurious butter
The Commi. sioner says that tho oeomarsarne manu-
facturers made the law q nuity by persuadng the
courts to decide that tho Legislature exceeded It's
authority when 1t forbade the manufacture OF Imitation
butter holding that its manufacture mad not oeeh
proved prcjudcia to health but that now victory 10
within the grasp tho daymen, the chemist of the
dsn.rtment n "A pronounced ooomargariue unwaole
solne and dangerous to health" In this report Mr
Erown win say: FIRST, that oleomargarine Is iEdi-
grstlbs second that 1t is Insolube when made from
animal fats; thr that IL is liable TO carry tie germs OF
10 the human system and fourth that In the
r.veruess of to produces their spurious
Ingredients enter into It's msnufac-
ure which detrimental TO tue last desrce " tue co
health"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
TELEGRdPHIC NOTES.
unCu TAKEN BACK TO BOSTON

UOCH TAKEN BACK TO BOSTON.
Boston, July l3.Cnarie' f. lIoch. VINO was arrested
n charged with rDbUng the safe of the West
shore Railroad office here. brought back THIS morn
ing The certificate OF stock and $40 cash wero
recovered.
DIsAPPEARANCE OF MRS. BOURLET.
EAST CONCORD, Y. H., July l3.-Nra Joun w. Bouret
d. appeared from this place ON Friday and Is rae
thai ,he has eominitte suicide. Mr.. aud Mrs. Bouret
lived IN NrwI0rk for many years. where Mr. B"Griot
accumulated handsome property.
THE ST. LOUIS "BOODLE" ALDERMEN.
sr Inrls july l3-Edward Dimm-n. witness be-
fore the Grani Jury which Ia investigating The chirHes
of IrIery aud corruption recently preferred against
certain members OF the House of Delegates. was com
mil To- iI this Afternoon for rcfusng to respond 70
would be damaging TO tho cases OF the del
egateA
FUNERAL OF CHARLES MARSH.
RosroS July 10 Tho funeral OF Charles Marsh OF
the nrm OF Jordan. Marsh & Co, took ace to-day.
CURIOUS EFFECT OF SNAKE BITE .
NASHVILLE. Tenn. July l3.-wilisn Reed. While
weeks ago. bitten by water inocca.in on tne
tbu,nh Nothing though OF IL until few days ago,
into "A violent The constant attendance aud sk
OF his phy however pulled hn through ana he "
getting we'll
CuIcAco July l3-Nin-ty two delegates were presoh.
q, ,ns thr annual convention Of the Ne~sd-aers and
sts,ionrrs National Association In this toay krs,
buttons were adopted recommending the withufA""i
Of he unlimited return privilege
MONTHS MIND FOR BISHOP HESDRICKEN.,
PROVIDENCE, X l., July ~ tspeeidb.-Ino month ~
mind memory 0f Bishop hcuuricAon WAS ho'u ~ '
new cathedral this morning
RkIITAI, TREATMENT OF LITTLE GIRL
BOsfos July l3-A man approached a group Oh nttio
children this morning at tho iunts'n ~ ayar
old elf ELIZA Snern.a 10 20 with hlf The xnuApPo'
was arrssied Ia shavmuta ava just as no WAS aosuon
ing tho girl u the street. Ho gays hs name ~
EIward g Hesse aud his age forty The child says
he took gave her An orange ahu tIeAeo
her snameiully. Besss viii DO arrsgned tomorrow