The Irish standard., 1886-09-11

sent in a request for money to be ex
pended in pushing the Dawes bill 70
the opening of the Sioux reservation
The matter was referred to the com
mittee on legislation. A commuiiica
ton in reference to the meeting Of tn,
Brotherhood of Firemen was referred
TO q committee.
Regular meetings of the Davit
branch Of the Irish National League
will soon be resumed.
TIE STANDARD desires to return
thanks for favors received at the hands
of Ed McMullen. j., Of Emerald. Wis
The Head Miilers Tuesday night
elected Maui Walsh, president; J. w
Tam1n, vice-president; j. L. Stevans
treasurer; f. j. Clark, secretary; execu'
tive committee, Matt Walsh, James
Mcdonald and David Williams.
The Ivy Leaf Social club will give
the second of it's series of parties at "a nc
distant date. With it's present excel
lent management there can be no doubt
Of the clubs success. To please is the
motto and it must naturally grow in
favor.
The business at the Panorama for the
past two weeks has been very lsrge and
crowds of people have gone to see this
most vivid and realistic painting OF the
''Battle of Atlanta" Visitors to the
Exposition should not fail to see the
panorama while in the city.
Mr.. Thos. Cain. son Of Martin Cain,
212 Main street, Northeast, died of con-
sumption on Wednesday last. Mr..
Cain had very extensive acquaintance
both in this city and county, and was
but 81 years Of age at the time of his
death. His funeral takes place to-day
(Saturday} from the Church of St. An
thony Of Padua.
Messrs. Thos. Walsh of Erin, and
O'Brien Bros, of Hammond, st. Croix
county, Wis, have kindly consented to
act rs agents of The IRIsH STANDARD
in their respective localities. Persons
desirous Of subscribing can do so with
these gentlemen. Ourfriends will find
them perfectly trustworthy and reliable
and we bespeak for them unlimited
success.
Dan O'Brien, Of Division No. 2, A..
o. H., was presented by the organjza-
tion, at its last regular meeting, with a
gold badge valued at $40. It was large
ly due to the valuable services Of MIR.
O'Brien at the late Holy Rosary fair
that Division No. z of the An
cient Order Of Hihernians OF this
city were able to succeed in Sc
curing tile fine silk banner that so many
societies competed for at that time,
Thus it was, in recognition OF his faith
full work, that No, 2 recognized him so
k Sunday last.
Miss Do]lie Fleetham, daughter of
Alderman Fleetham, and Lieut.. John
Hoy We're married Wednesday morning
at the Church Of St. Anthony Of Padua,
Rev. Father O Reilly officiating. After
the ceremony about seventy invited
couples repaired to the residence of the
brides parents, where wedding break
fast was served. In the evening re-
ception was held at the residence Of
Alderman Fleotllam's III lonor Of Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Hoy. A large nu1n-
ber of guests were present, among them
many of the brother officers of the
groom.
The university opened for recitations
and study Tuesday. last week being
occupied with examinations. The 200
students that have been enrolled as
sembled in the chapel yesterday after
noon, and after brief opening exercises
classes were called and lessons assigned.
There are quite a number of the old
students yet to register, but few having
yet done so. Glasses III gymnastics
and calisthenics will be organized by
Prof. KindeGvater in few days. Most
OF the students enter the subfreshman
class. After this year students cannot
enter the suhfreshman class if they can
obtain the advantages Of that years
work at the place in which they live.
Prof. Breda returned Tuesday from his
trip to Europe.