The Irish standard., 1889-06-15
The IRISH TANDARD: ATU'RDAY, JUNEl

The names Of M. j. Gill, a Mime
apolis cooper, and Frank j. Casserly, .
st. Paul printer, we're recommended by
Commissioner Lamb, Of the labor
bureau, for the appolntm ents as factory
inspectors.
The 6rst open air concert Of the season
at Central park was given Tuesday
night, and. if the attendance at all
future concerts is as good as it was at
the initial concert there will be nc
doubt of their popularity.
The Hibernian Rifle Company last
Wednesday evening elected R. J. Fi'z-
gerald captain to fill the unexpired term
of Edward Kennedy, resigned. Z.
Stack was elected first lieutenant and
John D. O'Brien, treasurer.
John d. Harmon, late of the firm
of Mullane & Harmon, is now greeting
his many friends at his new location,
225 Washington avenue south, having
become sole proprietor of the business
at the above named location.
One hundred and twenty young
ladies of St. Joseph's academy, St.
Paul, in charge of Sister St. Rose, di-
rectoress, made up picnic party at the
grounds adjacent to ST. Mary's hospital
in South Minneapolis Thursday.
w. M. Dwyer, of Napoleon. OAK,
paid the city a brief visit during the
week. Mr.. Dwyer, who is one of the
Commissioners Of Logan -county,
speaks in glowing terms OF future pros
poets for that section Of Dakota.
In the case of Beulah M. Lane against
Robert Innis and others, on trial before
Judge Smith, the defendants were all
dismissed except Caroline Remington.
She claims to have bought two lots, and
the plaintiff says she has no clear title.
About 34,934,00 feet of logs were
turned in to the local mills during the
month of May, and over 100000 were
turned over the falls. The rear OF the
Mississippi drive has passed Clear
water, and a week or ten days will
bring in plenty of logs.
The Hennepin and Ramsey boards of
county commissioners visited and in
spected the Marshall street bridge
Tuesday. The bridge was accepted
and $1 400 deducted from the contract
price for failure to have the bridge
completed at the specified time.
'sThe Day / Left Ireland words by
M. Kayanagh, of this citv, with music
by S. A. Thompson, of Duluth, who is
also the publisher Of this song, is now
being sold in this city, price 10 cents.
1t is we'll worth the price charged for
1t. One-half the profits of this song
are given to the Parnell Defence Fund.
The police commission met Tuesday
afternoon and heard the monthly re-
port of the superintendent for May.
The report shows a total Of 598 arrests.
Court Sergeant Pierce reported that 237
papers had been served during May. In
the detective department n arrests
were made and $7,7O5 worth Of stolen
property was recovered.
Edmund Berry, Of the firm OF George
M. Obern & Co., of this city, was mar
ried or Monday last to Miss Eta Field
ing, of Browns Valley, MINI. Mrs.
Berry is the daughter Of ''Dick'' Fled
ing, the well-known hotel man Of
Browne Valley. The couple, accom-
panied by George S. Smith and Miss l..
Woods, ale stopping at the Windsor.
All delegates from Hennepin county
to the q. 0. ii. insurance convention
will meet in caucus at Martins hall
tomorrow Sunday afternoon, inn
mediately after the regular meeting Of
Division No. 2, Ancient Order of Hi
bernians. Matters of much Importance
to insured members will be discussed
and 1t is hoped that all delegates will
attend.
All diYisi ms Of the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians throughout the state will
elect officers during the present month.
and it is to be hoped that secretaries
will be prompt in sending in the names
for publication. Division No. l, OF
Hennepin county, elected officers last
Sunday, No, 2 Will elect tomorrow and
No. and will elect at their next regu-
lar meetings, as will also Nos. S and 6.
All societies belonging to the G. T..
A. Union of the Diocese of S. Paul will
hold a 'gigantic picnic at White Bear
Lake on the Fourth Of July. A COM
mittee has been appointed, consisting
of members of the union from different
parts Of the diocese and the prepa,a
tions are already under way. The pro-
ceeds will be given to orphan asylums
at Minneapolis. Further information
will be given in our next issue.
The monthly meeting Of the super
x7;co,.o of tho nror uoo hold tn nrsda y