The Irish standard., 1889-10-05
ST. PAUL.
Stove rep lirs for all stt,ves made. at
lS6 and 1SS West Seventh street, st.

Paul.
On Monday evening the pupils of
Prof. Hannerhan gave that gentleman
complimentary entertainment at Cretin
Hail. A very ENJOYABLE time was spent.
liz st. Paul remains another season
without frst-class Opera House, the
blame should be put on the shoulders of
ST. Paul capitalists, and not Oh Pom
Lowry.
st. Joseph's parish. We're treated to q
very fine musical concert on Monday
evening in the School Hall. The pro-
graulme was an excellent one, and The
large audience frequently expressed
hearty approval Of all who took part.
Clerk J j. Ahern, of the police court.
made his monthly report Monday. In
the month Of September 5O4 offenders
were tried III the court, 22l of whom
paid fines amounting to 81 ,052; l56
were sent to the workhouse; 6 to the
House of the Good Shepherd, and 5
were held to the grand jury.
On Thursday evening next. Oct. lob,
Rev. P Danehy, Of Faif bault, will de-
liver an address i'll Cretin Hall on the
occasion of the celebration Of Father
Matthew day by he Crusaders of this
city. The Union secretary will also be
present and deliver an address. The
first Vice President Of the union will be
in Winona on that evening.
The reported interview with Dr.
Anes on his arrival from the ola coun-
try caused good deal of commotion,
but not much surprise among the IRISH
men of ST. Paul. THE Irish are not
well enough educated for Home Rule, !"
quoth the man Of medicine, but they
were educated sufficiently we'll ii Min
nesota TO defeat him for the Governor
ship, and the Doc is dead duck polit1-
cally speaking, at least.
/ The cablegram from Rome on Monday
announcing the promotion of Revs
Stanley, McGolrlck, And Cotter to the
newly appointed blshoprics of Winona.
Duluth and jamestown was greeted with
| Joy by every one. Joy as. the thought
Of such recognition for duty well done,
but sorrow when Is was thought that
they two at least) are to be removed
from their present congregations where
they have long aud faithfully taught and
worked for the spiritual and temporal
condition of their congregations. Three
new bishops, all tn the prime of life,
! eloquent preachers, successful teachers
staunch and intelligent total abstainers
i The Catholics OF the northwest have
just reason to be proud Of them.
On Thursday evening the people o
st Michaels parish enjoyed splendid
entertainment al the school building II
connection with the church. The feat
ure OF the entertainment was a Lecture
on Ireland, by Rev. James O'Reilly 0
Minneapolis, which delighted the larg
, audience immensely. The followin,
( comprised the remainder of the pro
gramme:
Piano Solo,. o........... .... :. Miss NJ. Keilche
2-Solo. .................y....M Miss Mary Burk
: 3-Song, .... .. ". II. Kraus
OIL 4-Recitatlon, .t.......... w. Il. Rya
ii 5-Duet, ........ w. Allen and Miss B. Fole
6-Lectuture ............. ...-.. ..............
] 7--Song. Observation-Disclosures Miss R. Fl. Dal
] 8-Duet.. Edith Blanchard and Katie Newto
| 9--Recitation... Miss Carrie Vail
: l10-Song, Mr.. Willie Wells
1t-Piano Solo. Miss Hittie Brickma
12-Cornic Song. .....-......M Mr. e. I'll. Slate
q The funeral Of Geu. Samuel D. Stul
y gis occurred Tuesday morning and We
G attended by large concourse OF th
l friends of the deceased soldier. Th
s floral tributes were numerous and bear
tiful, testifying to the esteem III whic
y the deceased was held. The pail bea1
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: s. Prince, A. 81 Wilder, III NJ. Smytt
: Gen Thomas Ell. Ruger, Col. GLOW
), Perrin and Col. A +. Rockwell. EIgl
non n-commissieaed officers of the Thil
regiment four first sergeants and TO,
d corporals all in the United States arm
dress uniform, bore the casket on the
shoulders The funeral services we
= held at the cathedral, solemn reau1e
mass being celebrated by Rev Faith
A. Shanley, Father Heffron officiating
D. deacon. and Father Harrison as su
deacon The funeral sermon "
: preached by Archbishop Ireland, WI
delivered an eloquent eulogy on the d
ceased general
Is CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE.
al Bishop Loughlin fulfilled the begi
> ming of the end to a lifelong cherish