The Irish standard., 1889-06-15
ST. PAUL.

of Education from the Sixth ward, has
been elected president OF the board.
A lawn festival for the benefit OF st.
Iosephs church was given Tuesday on
Nelson avenue. Several booths were
well patron1zed and the Hibernian band
played several enlivening Mrs.
The Midway district IS clamor1ng for
rapid transit. 1t is SAID That South ST.
Paul, st. Paul Park and other subur-
ban places have better and cheaper ia
cilities than the old Midway district.
The STATE Reform School tract has
been on sale during the past week. The
prices paid We're in excess OF the APP
praised yaluat ton. The assurance OF
having the cable line extend to Merriam
Park, 40 doubt stimulated purchasers.
On Saturday evening at Cretin hall
an entertainment will be given to aid
the Johnstowu sufferers. The bill will
include "Pyke O'Callaban" and "Solon
ShingEe' On Sunday collections will
be made in all the churches for the same
fnnd.
At the annual election Of officers of
Division No a. o. Fl. OF Ramsey
county, held Wednesday evening. June
>, The following gentlemen We're chosen
officers for tie ensuing year: President,
James j. Calvin; vice president, Mark
M. NcEllist1em; recording secretor.y,
j. ID. Millctte; fnancia! secretary, r. +.
Conrcy; treasurer, p. T.: Dawson; i'll
surance secretary, G. =. Mcbride; door
keeper, John j FjtzeeYald.
Oil Inspector Nichols has filed his
first report with the state auditor. II
covers the mouths of April AMI May.
There were $50 barrels inspected i'll
April and 971 in May Previous to the
passage OF the law regulating the salary
Of the oil inspector, there was inspect d
by him and on hand at tilat time ,545
barrels OF oil. The total amount in
spected from March, 20 to Jnne was g
Sl9 barrels, Of which 1915 barrels was
inspected under the old law, SO that
there was due To the state $54, go for the
inspectjou OF 276 barrels.
On Wednesday morning the remains
OF the lac Timothy Delaney were in
TERED in Calvary Cemetery. Father
Stanley conducted the funeral cere-
n.ony, which was attended by u large
number OF the friends of the deceased,
the old settlers turning out i'll large
numbers. A large number OF fremen
were present to pay their respects to
their former member. The pallbearers
we're: W. r, Murray, John Bell, j, c.
Prendergast, Daniel Burke, W. T.
Burning, Patrick Egan, z. Bowlin, aud
Jan. es Dillon. Mlay he rest in peace.
The fist meeting of the commission
appointed to negotiate with the various
tribes and bands Of Chippewa Indians
in Minnesota under the act of Jan, ii,
1889, Was held in this city Tuesday.
The commission is composed Of Hon. Fl.
III. Rice, ST. Paul, chairman; Right Rev,
Martin Marty, Of Sioux Falls, Oak.
Joseph 3 Whitney, of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
The work transacted Tuesday was main
ly i'll the way Of organization. AS the
instructions and accompanying docu
1nents forwarded to the commission from
Washington, are very voluminous, the
commission will probably be in session
here for several days,
Tuesday morning the cathedral was
filed with a fashionable assemblage,
called toge her to witness the marriage
of Miss Lille Rogers and Mir. Daniel
Foley. of the Clarendon hotel. Rev.
John Stanley offciated. The brides
maids were the Misses Sue kogers, Nell
lie Keogh, Fannie Sweeney and Lizzie
Cummings. Mr., James Forrestal acted
as best mar, land the ushers were Messrs.
John Brenaney, OF Chicago, Frank Dow
land, J Ward, William F. Birmingham,
E. G. Rogers and Eddie Keogh. A we'd
ding breakfast and reception followed at
the residence of the brides parents, at
ter which Mr.. and Mrs. Foley left for
an Eastern bridal tour.
Almost tive hundred members OF the
Ancient Order Of Hibernians were pres
ent at a meeting Of Division No. 2, last
Wednesday evening. The occasion was
one of particular interest, the annual
election Of officers taking place on that
evening. There is no gainsaying tie
fact that the meeting was the largest and
most representative meeting of Its kind
ever held in this city. The hall was
beautifully decorated and slit up" for
the occasion and no pains were spared
in making the evening a most pleasing
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