The Irish standard., 1886-10-16
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

on time. Smiths lnstal'menC House:
III Nicollet avenue.
c. l.. Barry, contractor and builder.
Stone and brick a specially. 725 Uni
yersity avenue northeast.
The plat of st. Louis Park north was
filed in the register Of deeds office
Wednesday.
Edward Neiburg. a young boy, was
sent to the work house Wednesday for
drunkenness.
The Mexican band gave its final and
farewell concert at the Casino theater
Wednesday evenings.
The memb Is of st. Clotilde parish
will build a new brick-yeneered church
at Nos. lO2l-23 Lyndale avenue at a cost
of $4,000
Buy your wood and coal Of John
Norton, room IL, ground floor, Temple
Court. AiZ orders promptly filled. Tele-
phone 3142.
The suit brought against the Mime
apolis industrial! Exposition by Martin
Ring, was commenced before Judge
Lochfen Wednesday.
Your fire insurance Nill expire this
month. Ii 50, renew. them With L. ".
McGrath, room II, IeEnpl,s Court,
grou I'd floor.
The Youths Mutual Improvement
association meets in minneapolis for
the first time Oct. % and %, when Col.
Alexander Ilogeland, the newsbnys'
friend. will ad lress the meeting.
The rife company Of Division No. ]
a y. Ii. Of this city is prospering be
yond expectations. Regular drill exer
cises occur each "Wednesday evening at
Window hall.
Mr. Timothy Seaman, wife and
family. relatives Of George O'Suligan.
OF this city, will arrive here in few
DAYS from ireland. They have already
determined to make their home in Min
neapullS.
The next party of the Ivy Leaf Sucial
Club will occur on Thursday evening,
November H. The excellent care taken
by the manage nent in conducting the
affairs uf the club is fast bringing it
into prominence.
A mass meeting in the interest Of the
associated charities will probably be
hell n 'xt Mo.d;,y, which will be adj
dressed by DR.. M. &. Dana, Rev. Fl. Ii.
Hart, President Northrup, Bishop Ire
land and DR.. W. Il. Chase.
R.y. Fa her Fitzgerald, who has been
connected With the Church Of the I'm
macuate Conception for the past two
years. ilas been removed TO Belle Creek.
Goodlue county. aud he is succeeded
by Father Tracy, of Boston.
The North Star Labor club cele-
brated it's ninth anniversary on Tues
day evening at Leland Rink. A large
and select party was present and the
light fantastic was tripped until the |
wee sma' hours of the morning.
The body of Senior Juan Macias. the !
leader Of the Mexican b nd, who died
last Saturday night, was embalmed
by Gleason & Byorum preparatory to
burial III the Catholic cemetery. Some
time during the winter it will be ex
humed and taken 10 Mexico, where it
will be again buried III the family lot.
Ex-Goy. ). S. pillsbury, who has re-
turned from his trip with the commits
;soners to locate /. second State prison,
says that nothing definite has yet been
decided upon, but that the commission
ers will start out again next Tuesday
and finish up the work. The prison will
be located where the best stui!ec can be
Frederick j. May has commenced an
action against FaruhAm & Lovejoy to
secure All accounting OF certain prop
erty transferred BY him to them IN
1873 Mr.. Mayo was in the lum Der
business at the time and failed, where
upon his property was turned over TO
E;l,nllam & L,vejoy, who settled al!
liabilities. Mr.. Mayo now claims that
they defraudeG him out of $50 900
which they still retain.
a movement is on foot looking to-
wards areunion Of the different Ancient
Order divisions of this city at a no dis
lant date When all the arrangements
are made and the programme of exer-
cises drawn up the fact will be duly an
nounced in these columns. A reunion
BY the A. 0. Il. means a lar e attend
ance, an excellent literary programme
and untold beneficial results to the Or
ganization as whole in Minneapolis !
a very pleasant reception was given
1t the home of Patrick Kennedy, Sec
ond street and Fifth avenue northeast,
~ Miss Mamie Kennedy, on Monday
evening last, in honor Of Mr.. aud Mrs. \