The Irish standard., 1888-04-07
ST. PAUL.

The Republican city convention will
be held on Monday next.
]. J.. McCafferty las gone to St. Louis
and other southern cities.
During the month of March there
were 277 births and 172 deaths.
The street force WAS paid $l6,ooo Tor
their work during the month OF March.
Rev, Father O'Nelll formerly OF
GAINESVILLE, will have charge OF 3D.
Michael parish III the future.
The Crusaders will celebrate the1l
s1xth anniversary at Turner hall on
Tuesday evening OF next week
The civ council have allowed Kew
John Conway $500 damages tor injuries
sustained while driving over 6 ce1ecllVe
street.
s2 900 20 was the amount of money
which the municipal court collected III
fines II March and still she went OUT
like d lamb.
Wu. Noonan, Of Winona, passed
through the city OH Wednesday WITH q
crew of men to begin work on inc ne"
hotel at West Superior.
~ r, Mccormick, who has for several
wears past conducts one OF the hhes'
groceries in the city, has sold out, nav
ing made good snug sum by CLOSE ap-
plicatiou to business.
Two wen were seriously injured oY
the cable cars on Monday evening. ZOO
much confidence in ones ability 20 Jump
IN ag.d off will result fatally unless
more care is exercised
Insurance commissioners ShandIe"
has begun suit against tWenty-thzee
insurance companies who have oeefl
doing business illegally in this state.
tThe inc in such cases is Isl ,OoG.
The democratic city convention
will be held ca Saturday Nominal
tions fox mayor, treasurer and aldermen
will be- made. When there are three or
four seeking the same position. some
one must get letg.
{,aypenters lockout is becoming IA
NOUS as a Jumping off place {of the
fair sex who are tired OF this world and
it's duphcity. n young swede glrl
jumped over the high wall few days
ago, and is still unconscious.
The citizens Of ST. Anthony Park
rendered reception TO Gov. and Mrs
Mcj4ili at the residence Of e. Y. Pratt
On Friday evening. The Citizens league
uI that suserb bad charge Of the affair.
The Governor will reside at the Park,
The Plymouth Clothing Company OF
Minnearo!js are working q large force
Of men day and night, preparing the
large building at the corner Of Seventh
aud Robert streets, tor their Immense
clothing house. Seventh is the liveiiest
street in the northwest.
The Newsboys' Appeal made it's ap-
pearance the first Of che present week
containing the outline OF q plan tc
erect a home for the street boys, Some
Of our charitably inclined people have
conducted ente, taipments, the object
of which is to raise funds for the projec
ted home for the boys. This is good
work, and should have been begun be
FOR now
Three hundred and tbirty-twt
lisuor licenses have been issuec
up TO date. Very few blind pigs are te
be found. and much better order pre-
walls now than when there were over
700 SALOONS. 1t was frequently said thai
there would be large number Of empty
buildings under high license. The
casual observer will see, restaurants
fruit stores and millinery stores occu
pying the same buildings vacated BY
the saloon men.
LIT the meeting CT the Father Mathew
society on Sunday afternoon, severa
new members were received. Bishop
Ireland was present and urged the
members to be more s.. ciable with the
new members and to endeayor to pro.
cure work for ali members OF the So
Getty. The awarding Of the black thorn
stick to the member who brings in the
most new members, was postponed till
the first meeting before the state con
ventjon. Valentine King is in the lead
for the black thorn.
Died: At the family residence. 50
Summit avenue, Tuesday April Sd,
Mrs. Mary Kelly, aged 50 years. The
deceased lady had been in poor health
for some time. but she Was patient
sufferer, ever trusting in God. She
leaves family Of upright sons and
daughters to mourn her loss. j. f.
Kelly is tie eldest son, and his large
number Of friends tender their sym
FIy,..