The Irish standard., 1889-01-12
During the twenty months Meat In.
spector Mea has been in Office he has
condemned 15S, 722 pounds Of meat.

spector Mea has been in office he ha
condemned 1853, 722 pounds Of meat.
Frank Hoover has resigned the pres
idency of the Minneapolis Typographi
cal union and T.. M. Lift succeeds him
When you Want nice photograph e
to Nye's over the post Office. % south
4th street, Minneapolis. Take elevator
Mrs. Mary E. Hankins, one of the
early settlers of Eden Prairie township
died of paralysis Sunday mornlug. aged
seventy nine years.
Ed. Hengle, captain and second base
men of the Chicago Maroons, signed
with Minneapolis Tuesday to hold q
! similar place in the home team.
Mrs. Margaret Fox has acknowledged
the receipt of 81 900 from the Firemen's
Relief association on policy held by
her son, Hugh j. Fox, deceased.
Capt. Steffas, connected with the
Minneapolis fire departm ent for nearly
fifteen years, has resigned and will be-
come chief of the Duluth department.
The County Board A. O. a. will meet
in regular session at Window hall Sun.
day, January 10. at 4:30 p. m. County
Delegate Rooney requests that all Off
GERS of divisions be present.
1t is probable that Manager Byron
will secure the imperial band of the
Sandwich Islands for the coming ex.
position. If the band comes King
Kalakaua will come with it.
Henry Thomas. an agent of j. G. o.
valid & Co., Of this CITY,. went on tear
in Saltwater, and was arrested at the
instance of the firm and forced to give
up papers belonging to the firm in his
possession.
The Minneapolis Steam Laundry, 100
Second street south, does some Of the
finest laundry work in the city. Goods
called for and delivered promptly. Tel
ephone call, 1852. L. E. Mercer & Co..
proprietors.
At its meeting Tuesday the police
commission dismissed Patrolman Olsen
and Vogel, the former for getting drunk
on his beat, and the latter for obtain
ing leave of absence under false yep
RESERVATIONS. H.
Mrs. Woods. medium, and Annie
Spence and Annie Emery haa dispute
over the pay for q sitting. The girls
wanted to pay the medium with an Or
der on a butcher shop, but Mrs. Woods
could not see 1T that way.
At the last meeting Of the produce
exchange committe was appointed to
sec if something could rot he done to-
ward getting all the commission houses
in Minneapolis, some 6fty-fYe or sixty,
to locate in the same neighborhood. the
same as in Chicago.
The Father Mathew society Of the
Conception parish has
elected for the ensuing year, M.
O'Reilly, president; j. T. Cain, vice.
president; Joseph Quinn, secretary;
James Byrnes, financial secretary; r.
Corbett, treasurer.
Sixty acres Of land in the town of
Richfield, 2} miles from city limits, for
sale cheap; IS acres cultivated, balance
timber; good house, barn, granary,
we'll and orchard. also 100 acres in town
Of Bloomington, 81 miles from CITY
limits, for sale st a bargain. Enquire
of II. P. Darcy, els Second street south,
At the last regular meeting Of the
Conception Benevolent So
ciety, held Friday evening, January IL,
the following gentlemen were elected
officers for term OF one year: Presi-
dent, j. D. Aoulder; vice-president, A.
P. McCarron; recording secretary, J.
A. Poss; financial secretary, A. B.
Page; treasurer, p. Fl. Prendergast.
Mrs. Mary WEIGH, 1924 Fifth street
north, died Friday, January 4, after an
illness of one week. She was Is years
of age, and has one son living in Min
neapolis, another in Grand Forks.
Dak., and a daughter in Idaho. Mrs.
Welch lived a model life, receiving the
last sacramenta shortly after her sud-
den attack. Her remains were taken
to her old home in Iowa City, Iowa, for
burial: a most respected lady has
passed away in her death.
Miss Grace Agnes Lyons. beloved
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lyons, Of
4S1 Quincy street northeast, died
Thursday morning at the home of her
parents, aged 10 years. Miss Lyons had