The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-07-13
ST. PAUL.
J. T. Mcclure spent Sunday at Hast

J. T. Mcclure spent Sunday at Hast
ings.
j. t. Kelly and Neill Conley have re
turned from California. after a pleasan
trip.
Miss Sarah Nolan won the gold watcl
at Father Cosgroves picnic on th
Fourth.
Capt. James Starkey, of West st
Paul celebrated the fftlerh anniversary
Of marriage On July 18th.
During the month OF June there wer
i26 deaths recorded in this city. Tht
death rate was 1920 per 1000 inhahit
ants,
School Inspector John Dowlan has re
signed and Daniel r. Foley Of the Clar
eadou hotel, hiss beeu appointed to til
the vacancy.
Sunday last was the hottest day thai
we have experienced IL several years
but the refreshing rain of Tuesday WIGS
d happy outcome Of the tortid time.
7n CIR last issue We forgot to mention
that John r. Twohy had gone to the
pucihc Coast. Mr. Twohy will look the
country over before deciding OIL a loca-
lion.
Jane, D'Suiiiyau, treasurer OF the
Celtic American Club, died at his resi-
l}tnce, 773 ST. Peter street. on Tuesday
The remains were taken to Chicago Oh
the following day
The ANIMAL inspection. Of the fire de-
,partmeot took plnce on Wednesday.
The Commissioners and Insurance men
with many others are we'll pleased with
the condition OF the apparatus.
The state falr management have Sc
cured the Cowboy Association for the
coming fair. They will bring wild steers
auo horses and tbs tandarfoot Of li,is
section will be given az opportunity I'd
see h e animals ;assnoeu.
The Father Mathew society have
elected The following officers sor the next
xix months; President, p. M. Marcney;
vice ysl,!enf, Ihos. iiush; secretary
jas. yaypan: treasurer, Valentine King;
executive con- mittee, john Hynes, Him.
s;all!yau, Thos. Byynes, l'hos. Nolan,
Dariel Desmond.
z. J. L.awiel, one Of the best prtct7--
cal l1atiers ia The Northwest, ls now
located at 3is Jackson street, St, Paul.
having removed FROM Uinnaapo]es. Ii
yonr SILK hut is w;>ral and needs bright.
aning up take It to Mr., S-.aw!er anti 1t
will be returned to you ne&Gly III Hood
as new and it won't cost you but trltie.
Tie newly elected officers OF the CIT
,iders are: Paesjaeut, A, ". GuthridGta:
vice president, =. Z. Farley; secretary,
NJ. y, C]oouan; financial sncrctary, L. &.
Naushton; treasurer, Geo, j. Ryan;
librarian, Y. j. Healy; executive com-
mittee. z. H.. Naly, G. ). Carmca. n. j.
Shelly, T.. &, MeCnrthy ana james
LYnet.
The ,iulies oI St. Patrick's church gave
IN ice cream SOCIAL Oh tuesday evening,
in ST. p,ltriok's hail. Misses Mutually
ana perrinY and Mesars, White and Far
lev furnished pleasing music. The fox
lowing articles were ratified, Gold ring
and cnke. won by w. Lain. Gold
lockat. Willie Mulelou: Ticket No. l.9ll
won Che Gasoline stove donated ny }. J..
.Raibigllauser.
On Monday cvcuiug the contractors
on,1 builders board Of trade met III the
Chamber Of Commerce aud passed reso~
lutious thanking the retiring officers foI
the interest shown in the organization
,dunng the past year. Adjournment
was had ia the Clifton where all elegant
BANQUET was prepared. Short speeches
were made By large number Of Che
members.
James O'Sulhvan is dead. This rs
news that will shock many true Irish
man in 81. Paul, Minneapolis aud Chi
cacc. for tbs deceased. who WAS one Oh
the nollest types Of Irish manhood that
ever lived and died in the Northwest,
had hosts OF adlniri1g friends. No one
knew flames O'Sulllvan butte love him,
kind 10 his employees; patriotic to the
core; he was The veEy pith OF lntel'eclu-
nlity. 1t would be safe to say that he
never made an acquaintance That was
not ever after his friend to death. We
knew the deceased SO we'll that we Can
voucb for every word we say. When but
q mere boy in Ireland he showed married
signs Of brilliancy, but the chances were
not there. and but for that dreadful
disease, consumption, which took hrr-
hold of his vitals Immediately after ar
irving here, Mr.. O's11ilivan would IN
,7onbtedly have made his mark. be Wa!