The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-03-31
ST. PAUL.

Inc d1Stflct court adjourned for the day
out OF respect for Judge Kelly and his
family.
Mrs. George Newton, of the City Ho-
tel, St. Paul, who has been visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Mathews, OF
fergus Falls, for some time past. has
returned home.
The city council of St. Paul has ad-
vertised for bids for the new spans Of
the Wabasha bridge. It is estimated
that $115,000 will be required, and a
tax CT one mill will be levied.
Company D, the crack company Of the
state, have accepted on Invitation from
Capt. Il. e. Winters, OF Nashville, Tenn.
&c attend the interstate encampment anc
competitive drill to be held In that city
rom May I'll to 26.
p. Y. DAILY is the special agent Of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
company Of Milwaukee, Wis, one of the
safest and best companies in America
Ills Headquarters are at room s, David
son block, ST. Panl.
The expense Of maintaining the fire
department. Tor the month of March
amounts to 1878. Chief Black re-
ported that the new truck being built
by Gee. Mitsch lis much better than the
Ones bought in The East
john Doyle, Of $40 Minnesota street,
is in the race for the aliermanic nomina-
tion in the Fourth ward. He is Dem
ocrnt OK The old school, has been O. resi-
dent Of the ward For ths past twenty five
years. aud withal p very popular man.
The railroads running between St.
Paul, Minneapolis IL Chicago which
have been cutting rates fer several weeks
past nave finally settled down to the Old
rates. The cut amounted to 100 per
cent, anil 7r some goods as much rs $50
per cent.
The severe BLOW storm Of Sunday
proved to be too much Cor the cable
line, aud ttse cars were stopped. leaving
the good citizens of ST. Anthony hill to
walk home through the drifts. Ii is be-
ginning 10 dawn OIL Tie public THAT the
cable road is summer institution.
Our citizens in general, and Si1e young
men III particular, ara proud OF the eF-
FORT OF fion T. W. I.awler at Duluth on
st. Patrick's day. Mir, LaH'ler is, with
out doubt, one Of the very fuest speak
ers ia the country his frank, social
manner makes him man whos1 acc uain-
lance is sought by all.
Manager Barnes Of the ST. Paul base
ball clui, viii meet his men at ljincin~
mt Oh Tuesday NEXT, where 14ey will
open the season with the club OF chat
city. Manager Barnes thinks; his team
one OF the best in :he league. and he
wall demand OF each player temperate
hafoits and gentlemanIy behaviour.
Mrs. Charles Slute, through her at
torneys, G. y. md T, $. O'Brien, has
brought suit against the City Railway
company, asking fox $50, 900 damages,
for injuries sustained in the cable acct
dent. 1t is reputed THAT the car COM
pany have settled with some OF the per- |
sons who were Injured III the serious ac-
cident OF about two months ago.
Residents in West ST. Paul, especially
those living on the fails near the river,
are afraid of q spring food. There is at |
present. more snow than ever before at /
this time Of the year. We heard an old
resident say q few days ago that s,nce
1853 there was but Two years with so
much SNOW On April 1stand in those two
years there we're big foods.
John O'Brien OF Saltwater, The re-
spected and deseryedly popular diocesan
president Of the G. I. A.. u, attended |
the Crusaders meeting last Sunday, snd
listened to some red hot shots from the
members, WHO were considering matters
Of Importance. Mr.. C'Byien congrat-
ulated the society on the large numbers
present snd the zeal aud good sense
shown in their deliberations, The state
president afterward visited the Father
Mathew society with Bishop Ireland.
when both delivered timely adj
dresses.
A few days ago Chief Neil Conley of
South St. Paul, found the body of q
young man near Inver Grove. A reyol-
YER was found under the body, and g
bullet wound in the head showed that
The dead man had met with sudden
death. A coroner's jury was impaueled,
and after hearing the evidence Of Chief
Jonley and DR.. Bower the jury returned