The Irish standard., 1895-11-16

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crl.test III as stne keen rivss
existing between The ssaophers and
the eleven from Mad son. he Tact that
MINI esota suffered IFS first defeat in four!
years at the hands of this aggregati at
Madison last Novem Der is SUFFICIENT to se-:
cure an attendance Of many thousands to-
day Revenge s,is the WatchWord.
& s Wife's Friend, is a bright comedy
written by Fred sAAfarsde en-, and interpret
ed by Mr.. w lam G. Andrews and q COM
'pany Of metropolitan comedians. The
play might have been French or English
yotl know, but It is not 1t is purely
American, but following the foreign school
which OF late has been the fad. The
translatiens and adaptations from the
iccm!que and Toole's have all been suc-
cessful here. Now Mr.. Andrews offers
the same class Of goods. home made, and
guaranteed equal to the imported.
James Pauly, the proprietor of the Pau
" House and q well known and respected
citizen of Minneapolis died Tuesday night
at his residence, the hotel, near the Union
depot. Mr.. Pauly had been sick for about
10 days with cystitis, and being an aged
man, was unable to withstand the strain.
He was 70 years OF age and had been in
Minneapolis for the past 20 years, having
managed the Pauly House since 1878. He
was born in Germanys but came to this
country when a young man. He leaves
a widow, two sons and two daughters.
He was highly respected by all who knew
him and will be sincerely mourned by his
wide circle Of friends and acQuainta
The first clash between court house
commissioners and the county board oc-
Cured on Tuesday when Mr.. Thies, the
appointee of the court house commission,
requested one Of the county employees to
do something The latter replied that he
did not have to. and a meeting Of the
Joint boards was held to settle the mat
ter. 1t was decided that court house en-
ployes shalllook to T. Mcguire for or
ders hereafter. The court house commits
sioners will look up the matter Of pur
chasing cuspidors. Commissioners Nash
and Ryberg visited the different county
rooms for the purpose Of noting down the
different articles of furniture needed.
The Olsen, Gutter, Healy Co. is the name
Of the corporation recently formed at Nor
ris, MINI. Two we'll known Mi1neapoli-
tans are members of the firm, viz, Joseph
A. Gutter and Christian Getz Mr.. Gutter
was for many years in the employ OF S. E.
Olson & Co., of this city, and resided on
the East Side. The new firm will deal
in dry goods, groceries, notions, clothing.
and in fact everything usually carried by
a f1rst-class mercantile company. They
occupy the largest brick block in Norris,
and are doing an excellent business.
Best artistic photographs $1.00 per dozen
for short time ait Snyder Bros, 729 Hen
ncpin avenue Three-fourths or full
length. &,
Truman A. Redgrave, fireman at Pills
bury "A" mill, met death instantly Satur-
day afternoon by the explosion Of steam
pipe in the boiler room. He was at work
at one of the boilers, cleaning the flues,
when the cap Of a four-inch steam pipe
blew out with terrible force and hurlsd
the unfortunate man a distance Of fully 25
feet. In addition to his injuries caused
by being struck with the missile and hurl-
ed through the air, he was also terribly
scalded His death was almost immedi-
ate, life being extinct when his comrades
Redgrave was married and lived at 814
Fifth street southeast, and was 38 years Of
age. Only three months ago he lost two
of his children by diphtheria.
J. T. Connors, the theatrical manager,
has an excellent company organized for
the season Of 1856, which will begin it's
engag ements in a week or so. He has
secured the services If Miss Belle Mont
rose of this city, a young lady Of decided
histrionic ability, who Will appear in the
leading roles of the repertoire. Her
stage appearance is attractive, while she
displays an Intelligent conception of what
ever, character she assumes: Drawing
- ), 1o, = ali oq% I,
pany, is a highly pleasing production and
will no doubt meet with the success it de-
serves 1t should be said Of Miss Mont
rose that, although young, she has shown
herself equal to the exactions Of the most
difficult roles, and her audiences no doubt
will render her the full need Of apprecia-
ton. AS to Mr.. Connors, he Is the very
embodiment of whatever character he
presents.
Following "Superba" at the Bijou, farce
comedy will again have a whirl and the
excellent quality of this style Of enter
tainment is promised in the annual visit
of Messrs. Ward and Vokes, in their side
splitting farce, "A Run ON the Bank .
Among the many comedians to appear at
the Bijou last season none recorded. a
greater hit than did this inimitable duo.
"a Run on the Bank like the H0yt
farces, is designed as a travesty, and is
filled to repletion with funny incidents,
scenes and climaxes. The skit is Of the
characteristic flexible construction which
permits it to be brought thoroughly up
to date. The skit, deals with the ad-
ventures of two men Of large experience
and nerve, masking under the titles Of
Lord Percy Soakup and Baron Harold De-
carter. They secure the credentials Of
two lords and proceed to find wealthy
fathers-inlaw They run across the SUI
burban home of banker with two mar
riageable daughters, who, OF course, fall
in love with the titles: The old gentle
man starts his prospective sons-in-l law in
the banking business and the unique in
novations introduced In the banking bust
ness by Messrs Percy and Harold form
the basis Of deal of fun. The skit is
FUN Of little hits of common topics OF the
day and especially on the tendency of
American women to fall in love with Brit
ish titles. q;
Business Personals.
Chris A. Gallagher, counsellor at law,
4Ol-4OS Guaranty Loan Building.
If YOU want your watch repaired call on
Paegel, the jeweler, :48h Third street