The Irish standard., 1886-06-26
MINNEAPOLIS d NEWS.

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Carpets, Stoves and Furniture sold
on time. Smiths lnstallment House,
iii Nicollet avenue.
C.L. Barry, contractor and builder.
Stone and brick speciality. 725 Uni
yersity avenue northeast.
Priester, the Tailor, No. 10 South
Second street, Minneapolis. Merchant
tailoring, perfect fits.
r. f. Travellick of Detroit, Mich,
lectures Sunday evening upon the labor
problem.
Miss Anna Walsh, of III Seventh
street south, Minneapolis, is now a
reliable resident of Rochester.
Mrs. j. A. MacCarthy is displaying
an elegant line of millinery at her store,
244 Nicollet avenue. Please call and
examine her stock.
The journeymen and master plumbers
are comforting upon a proposition to
resume the ten-hour system, at the
same prices that were paid prior to
May l.
Detective King on Wednesday arrest
ed man, who gave his name as Harry
Terrill, who last Sunday night attempt
ed to rob girl at 251 Sec md avenue
south.
A stranger, who purchased drink in
a saloon on Washington avenue and
exhibited large roll of money, has dis
appeared, leaving a satchel at the saloon.
Foul play is feared.
While bathing in the river near Orth's
brewery Tuesday evening, John Nor
wack, whose parents reside at 48 Eight
avenue southeast, was drowned. The
body has not yet been recovered.
St. Johns BENEVOLENT society, of
Rochester, branch of the I. G. B. e.
of America, is the most prosperous Or
ganization in the State. DR.. Kelly is
president and G. FL. Heffern. secretary.
John III. Steele and Chris. A. Gal
lagher have formed law partnership
and are ready for business at 565 lem
pie Court. This strong combination,
both gentlemen being we'll known in
the city.
The singers OF the Harmonic band
will give an excursion to Chaska in
July, accompanied by Danz's band.
Mayor Ames will speak, and an excel
lent musical programme will be fur
nished.
Before you proceed to build call on
Kilroe Bros, the well-known and relia-
BILE Carpenters and Builders. Their
office is at 10 Hennepin avenue, where
they are always prepared to furnish es-
Inmates for all classes Of buildings.
John Norton, the Norton House
landlord, is one Of Rochester's Oldest
Inhabitants. He is a worthy member
of ST. Johns Benevolent society. One
of those men that should not be forgot
ten when you 60 to Rochester.
The Minneapolis Dental society ban
>quets at the West tomorrow evening,
when Prof. Folwell, Rev. Fl. M. SIM
mons, Rev. T. o. Holman, j. T.
Roberts, j. T. Wyman and others will
speak.
James 2. McKenna, blacksmith, late
of 42s Plymouth avenue, has re-
opened at 23o Fifth avenue south.
Horse shoeing a speciality. You
can get new wagon Or an old one re-
paired. AL jobbing promptly attend
ed to.
john f. Ben jamin aged IS, a driver
for S. B Mattison, was run over by a
freight train in the Minneapolis x st.
Louis yard on last Saturday night and
died of his injuries Sunday morning.
His remains were buried from Connol-1
ly's morgue Wednesday morning.
German Bros. Of the ST. Charles He.
tel are going to Europe the 4t1l OF July.
eThey have one of the neatest sample
rooms in the city, we'll stocked with
choice wines, liquors and cigars. You
are invited to call ana see them before
they go. Second st. and First ave. s.
The great war panorama-the 'sBat-
tie of Atlanta" will be opened to the
public, Tuesday, June 80. This is the
greatest and only painting of its kind
ever seen in this city, and yividly por-
trays to all who see it, the scenes and
incidents of that great conflict. 1t is
perhaps the finest sight to be seen on
this continent tod aY, and no one
should fail to see it.
A large meeting Of the st. Anthony
Crusaders was held last Monday eve
ming and great interest was manifested
BY the members present. Vice presl-
dent Fox delivered fine address
on Total Abstinence which was
warmly applauded by the entire au-
lience. Eight new members were
added to the roll This is a good