The Irish standard., 1889-06-22
ST. PAUL.

On July 4th the Ivy Leaf Dancing
Club will give an excursion on the
steamboat Cleon to the Dalles of St.
Croix.
The first case Of surstroke this sum-
mer was reported from Merriam Park
on Tuesday. Henry jacobson, Swed-
1sh laborer wac overcome and died on
the following nay;
The harness and sad]ery men of the
Twin Cities with their families. held
grand picnic at White Bear on Wednes-
day. There was a fine musical pro-
gramme and large number Of prize con-
tests.
We congratulate the readers of the
Northwestern Chronicle on the advent
of Michael +. Prendergast's bow after
many years absence from an editorial
CHAIR. MIR. PreDdergast is popular and
efficient. and is ap A business man.
It is said That Architect Eagan, OF Chi
csgo, has prepared plans for a $75,0W
residence for Archbishop Ireland. I'll e
Archb.shop's we'll known preterment
for ST. Paul genina would seem to be
not in full accorG with the above report.
On Tuesday the little girls of the Cath
ol,c orphan asylum were given picnic
at Wavelly. They we're accompanied
by the teachers and the orphan board.
TRANSPORTATION was furnished by the
street car company and the Manitoba
road.
Mayor Smith has appointed Aid. Gull
len as The custodian Of the city's $40, oW]
appropriation to the YOUNGSTOWN suffer
ers, The Aid. will visit YOUNGSTOWN and
personally superintend the distribution
Of She money. The Catholic churches
OF the city contributed $571.25.
The board Of education have made the
appointments OF principals for the pub
lie schools. Among the numberwe note
.the following: franklin, Miss E. 9.
Stanley; Carl Id, MISS Minnie Darrah;
Lafayette, Mas May Cummings; Mag
nelia, Miss Margaret Medigan; Adams,
Miss NJ. Do'sgherty; Mattocks, Il. D
O'Connel'; Deane, Miss Lille K.
O'Brien; German, John G, Donnelly.
At the Ryan Hotel on Wednesday
81. ming number Of representative ia.
men from Minneapolis. Saltwater anc
ST. paui met to discuss the feasibility Of
holding a grand Temperance picnic on
thu, Fourth of July After yecy general
discussion it was found that there was q
naani!nous sentiment in favor OF holding
q ,icuic, but there was a division OF
sentiment in regard to the most ausp1cl-
GUS time. 4 motion was passed that it
uas the sense of the meeting that the
pronosed picnic be held at later date,
and t,,at each society inform the chair
man, MIR. Gilien, OF Saltwater. when In
their opinion, is the best date. The
meeting adjourned subject to the call OF
the chairman, who will give ten days
notice 70 societies before the next meet
ing.
One OF the prettiest weddings OF the
season occurred at So. Mary's Church on
Wednesday, evening at 5 O'Clock, when
Charles ]. Habcock. Of Minneapolis, led
TO the altar Miss Helen Murray to be
his bride, Miss Murray is the youngest
asughter Of Mrs. P. w. Murray, OF
Hastings, and is All accomplished and
beautiful young lady, Mr., Babcock is
one If the prominent business men OF
Nirusapolis and is esteemed by all for
his goodness and integrity Of character.
The bride was dressed in lovely gown
Of im;>or,ed surah and was unattended.
s1he presents were numerous and galu-
able. among the most substantial being
a check for one thousand dollars from
the brides sister on the Bank Of Mime
sofa, Mr.. and Mrs. Baboock will be at
home Thursdays in July at 273 Pleasant