The Irish standard., 1888-02-18
ST. PAUL.
You can get any repairs for your
stoves at 186-l88 W. 7th St. Paul

You can get any repairs for 20
!, stoves at 186-188 w. 7th st. Paul.
Articles ofincorporation of of the churc
of st. Mary, at Willmar, have BET
fled with the Secretary Of State.
On Tuesday afternoon next, at Tur1
er's hall, the Brothers. school Of IL
Cathedral will give an entertainment.
Bishop ireland returned from VAST
ington and the East on Monday evening
having been absent for several weeks OF
business connected with the Nationa
Catholic University
;. Eighteen hundred hogs were slaugh
tered at the South St. Paul stock yards
in one day last week. The machinery
works to perfection, and the porkers ar
han died at lively rate.
Taylors Seven Corners Gallery will re
move to corner of 7th and Exchange ST
in Mar CHI. One block from Seven Cor
ners, where he will have the ground
floor more room and better facilities.
George Wack, l4-year old boy liv.
ing in Mendoza township, near the city
limits, attempted suicide on Sunday
last, using revolver to shorten his
days. At last reports he was il fair
way to get we'll.
Miss O'Leary, Of Marshall avenue,
entertained large number of her friends
on Monday evening, in honor of her
guest, Miss Lase, OF Pittsburg. Pro-
gressive euchre was indulged in, and a
very sociable evening was passed by all
present.
The Chamber Of Commerce held 81
protracted meeting On Monday morning,
the tunneling OF the Selby avenue hall
by the cable company being the allah.
sorbing question. There is but little
likelihood of the scheme ever coming to
head.
The Supreme Court has decided that
the slaughter houses located at the Min
nesota transfer have right to remain
and do business in their present quar-
ters. Health Officer Jones will try
new deal to purify the stencil about the
classic. fnit}wav DISTRICT
Health Officer Jones has submitted to
Mayor Smith the annual report of his
for the year 1887. The to-
tai number OF deaths for the year was
l ,9l8, the death rate being only 1878
to the thousand. A large crematory for
OF garbage is strongly recon-
mended.
Married. At the Cathedral ON Tues
day, Feb, 14th by Rev. j, A. Fitzpat-
rick, Mr.. James P. MulYehill to Miss
Sarah McGorry. A large circle of friends
and relatives assembled to assist at the
ceremony, and many were the
we'll wishes extended to the young end
deserving couple.
As result OF the total abstinence
meeting held at the State prison two
weeks ago, Gov. McGill few days since
granted conditional pardon to one OF
the convicts from the northern part of
the State. The conditions :" are that
SO long as he remains temperate his
freedom will be granted, otherwise be
forfeits his liberty.
On Sunday next, in all the Catholic
churches in the county, a collection Will
be taken up for the propagation Of the
faith. One-half the proceeds will be
devoted to missionary work among the
aud Indians of our own coun~
try, the balance going TO Paris, which |
will be distributed among the poor mis-
sions In differeut parts of the world.
Ash Wednesday found the several
Catholic churches crowded with pious
worshippers. Father Stanley celebra-
ted mass at the Cathedral, aud Father
preached q touching and
instructive sermon on death. Bishop
ireland blessed the ashes with which all |
were blessed at the altar rail.
The GLOBE of the 14th contains the |
g valentine to John B. Pewters: |
The banner of Erin floats high DER your door. !
as it did III the days OF her glory before.
You nre proud of its harp and its glittering !
sheen.
And proud of its color, the darling old green;
lou fear not contempt, you are true to yonr |
race,
You're ''mon among men,. with heart in the
right place.
On Tuesday of last week, at st.
Francis De Sales church on West
Seventh, Mr.. VIM. Mallen and Mary A. !
Egan were united in marriage, Rev.
John Conway performing the ceremony.
In the evening large circle of fr,euds
If the newly welded pair assemb led at
he home of the bride, where marriage
ooot xuoa anraa1 varv )arna nnnohort