The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-07-20
ST. PAUL.
The Young Irish-American club will
picnic at White Bear early in August.

st. Paul Park has secured the Lutheran
college, which was formerly located a
DEBORAH, Iowa.
The Catholics of North st. Paul ar.
erecting handsome new church. 4
festival was held at Silver Lake whict
Melted the parish abont $75.
We congratulate G.. NJ Gilman, O.
Morris, on his appointment as chief grain
weighmaster Mr.. Giltinan will have
headquarters at st. Paul.
Father Cosgrove IS having plans pre-
pared for an addition to St. Viucent's
church, the present structure being fa'
TOO small. A new house for Father
Cosgrove IS being erected.
Architect Bassford has prepared plans
for fine brick business block to be
erected by AID, ?. T. Kavanagb, or the
site now occupied bv the old cathedral
boys school, corner Sixth and Wabasha
Streets This is one Of the oldest land
marks in St. Paul.
VIVA. Louis Kelly, j., has been adj
nitted to practice law in the courts OF
Minnesota. Mr.. Kelly is one Of the
youngest attorneys in the city and is a
bright young man. A. j. Galbraith,
another st Paul young man, passed the
examination successfully and is now
ready to hang ont lis shing]e
The Celtic merican club has elected
the following officers for the next six
months: NJ, J.. Costello. president );
DR.. G. MacNanoara first vice president;
Samuel Byrne, second vice-president );
J. W. Burns, treasurer P. V. Daily,
financial secretary; John Legion. re-
coraing sc cretary; Y, P. Duffy, P. Y.
DAILY i. J. Kinnucan andJ. W. Dough
erty. executive committee.
The population Of st. Paul is now
1913, 247. according to the count made by
the publishers Of Folks directory.
During the fist five months of this year
there were 1.947 building permits, cost
ing "a, 323. $50. During the same mouths
of 1883 there were l,A44 permits, costing
81, 791, 1888. There are 281 passenger
trans each day arriving at and departing
from the Union depot, carrying $4,000
messengers each day.
The labor commissioners force has
been completed by the appointment OF
Frank J. Casserly of this city as deputy
commissioner Mr.. Cssserly is a COM
position in the employ Of the West Pub
Fishing company, a member OF the
typographical union, and is well qualified
iior the position. The force now consists
of the following: Commissioner, John
Lamb Of Minneapolis deputy COM
nnissioners, Frank Casserly Of ST. Paul
and j. P. McGaughey of Minneapolis !;
clerk, E. r. Evans OF Lake Crystal
There is war in St. Paul between Jim
Burns, the editor Of the Herald, and
George Thompson of the Dispatch
Both these men have been exchanging
compliments through their respective
papers for some time, and neither ever
lost an opportunity Of getting back at
the other. Matters however reached a
climax Wednesday afternoon when Burns
drew no criminal complaint against
Thompson, charging him with having
taken the oath of a notary public, and
having attested affidav1ts, he being an
alien and not having the authority of
citizenship. 1t remains for Burns to
prove the charges. The penalty for the
offence charged is $500 fine. or three
months imprisonment. The penalty for
perjury is confinement in the peniten-
tiary.
Gen. G. M. MacCarthy, who served
two terms as adjutant general OF Min
nesota under Gov. Hubbard, died Friday
morning, July II, at his residence, GIG
Mississippi street, from indammatory
rheumatism. Gen. MacCarthy, who
was in his forty third year, was one OF
the best known men in the state. Pre-
vlous to his appointment as adjutant
general he was captain Of the First
battery Of mounted troops, and was con-
nected with the national guard in this
state from its organization. He became
very prominent several years ago in con-
neotlon with the dispute which arose
between Col. Bend and himself. Though
he was subjected to considerable crit1-
oism on account of this episode, Gen.
MacCarthy won the esteem and respect
of many old veterans and others who
had business with the pension bureau OF
the adiutant's Office. He was generous
in the extreme, and never wearied IN
,,,,sh;nor the claims of those entitled to