The Irish standard., 1888-02-25
ST. PAUL.


The lenten secs on is an appropriate
time to conclude the fisheries treaty.
The contract for grading Orleans
street has been let to J, W. Maloney for
e 900.
Headquarters for ladies fine shoes.
All the best make ut J. r. Kelly g. Co.
III East Seventh street.
IF you need pair OF rubbers for this
vet sloppy weather go to J. f. Kelly g.
Co., III East Seventh street, and be
aupplied.
John Boyle O'Reilly has been invited
to deliver an address in this city on the
night of March 4-the OCCASION of the
Emmett anniversary celebration.
The warm weather of the first Of the
week, made the ice palace tremble. Its
great walls are noiseless'y melting away,
Joining the great tather OF waters whose
bosom will coon burst forth wish g
waving, surging stream.
'''|4e House OF Representatives gave u
favorable heuring to the acceptance OF
ths property opposite Rice Park for
postotfice building. The only unfavor-
able thing was to cut the appropriation
down from 81, 200, 900 to $500, 700.
On Sunday evening next at the Ga
.hedra| retreat for women only will be-
gin, continuing during the week. The
following week similar retreat viii be
held fox the men, and Judging fror. past
experience, much good will follow.
Wa. Noonan, of Winopa, stopped oH
for tew hours on Monday on his way
10 West Superior where hs will build
on, Of the largest hotels in the north,
and wilt also re-erect the Duluth Pres.
byterian church which was brrned last
summer before being completed.
The number Of l.q,or licenses issued
TO date is 800 License inspector
NnHent is kept busy looking after
ssblind'' animals, and finds them very
numerous. In justice to those men who
have paid $1,000 license, every unli-
censed place should be s1sminarilY dealt
with.
americans do not foxges their great
men. THE s'1Eather of his Country was
duly remembered OF Wednesday. The
city AID county Offices we're closed. many
at the business houses suspended the
regular routine, and numeroue express
sions Of "goiug out to ses George" were
heard,
Arrangements nra being made for
several celabrntions TO take place oxa ST. |
]patricks' evening. The Il. @. II. WILL
celebrate il: minneapolis. and some Of |
oar citizens will deliver addresses at !
ether points. Dan w. Lnwler will go
IL, Duluth, j. T. Mcclure to Morris and
j r, Cerrere to HraceYille.
Aead accident occurred at the Edgeyton
street bridge Oh Friday morning, result
ing in tbs death Of Thomas Ho:rigan
who was engaged on the construction OF
the bridge. A heavy piece Of timber
FELL, striking Tho unfortunate n,an Ga the
head fracturing the scull. Deceased
YVES twenty-five years Of age and lived
with his brother &C Cortland street,
Politics, hotla national and local are
swimming with a powerful under current.
There liz 0earth OF alderznanlo timber
ready to besslain, md thers will SOON be
hyalytinaes for since We last bad chance
to vote has been long time nsw. There
will undoubtedly be- lively tins OF the
shrievalty question:. many citizens not
approving Of the present regime.
Mrs. Catherino Mccarthy, aged 50
years, died at the residence OF her niece,
HRS. Patrick White, 642 Jackson street,
on Monday Feb. 90. Mrs. MCCARTHY
was the ,nother-in-law OF Mr.. Michael
Roche, and the aged lady had many
friends in khia city. The funeral took
place from the Cathedral on Wednesday
morning and the remains we're followed
10 Galway by {. large number OF the life
.rienl1s OF the deceased.
Mrs, Nellie O'Gormau. wife of ex-
fudge Henry O'3o1man OF The Probate
s,urt, died at the family residence at
White Eear on Tuesday evening. The
uneral TOOK place from the Cathedral -
n Thursday morning, many friends at "