The Irish standard., 1890-06-14

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ssss You can get any repairs for your stoves
Eat 186--188 W. Seventh, St. Paul, MINI.
Gov. Merriam has ordered an investi-
\ CATION OF the Insane ASYLUM by COM
! petent board. In the light of past events
Z in this apd other states the governor acts
/ wisely.
John T. Twohy, who he's been in the
wilds Of Montana for the past year, ar
rived n'St. Paul on Wednesday. John
intends remaining here, for the present
at least.
A. W. Gutridge, national organizer OF
the G. T. A. o., is in the Southern part
of the state, in the Winona diocese, where
he is meeting with gratifying success or.
gan1zing new societies.
At meeting of the Crusaders society
the following delegates were elected: J..
O. Mccarthy, P. NJ. DAILY, Jas Monahan,
Jno- Cavanaugh, Geo. J. Ryan, J. P.
Banks, T. Naughton, M. S. Lawless, A.
j. damon, G. J. Barnes.
Chas. i. Haas has been reelected pres
ident of the board of education, posi-
tion which the gentleman filed before
with great honor and dignity. Inspector
Kuhles OF Merriam Park, was elected
vice-president. G. B. Gilbert was re-
elected school superintendent.
Friday evening last, st. Johns hall
held a large audience of T. A. men and
women. Father O'Neil of ST, Michael's
was the principal speaker. Messrs. Gut
ridge and Mcclure spoke words of en-.
couragement, and Father Fleming closed
the meeting. An excellent musical pro-
gram was finely rendered.
The Catholic Truth Society has friends
by the thousands as evidenced by the
many who were unable to obtain admis-
sion to Cretin hall on Tuesday evening
Rev. Thos. O'Gorn1an, of the Seminary
delivered lecture on GLOW Catholics
como to be misrepresented." At the
close, copies Of the lecture in pamphlet
form were distributed, and we are sure
they will be preserved by all.
Archbishop ireland will read paper
before the National Teachers Aassocia-
ton, subject, 'fIhe State and the Parish
school: Is Union Between them imnos-
sible." Thanks to The press, public sen
tinent was aroused to such an extent
that the local committee and Pres. Can
field saw that to slight Archbishop Ire
land was to slight Minnesota, and rob
the programme OF it's most distinguished
feature.
The different c.. T. A. societies are
making active preparations to attend the
Saltwater convention next week. On
Wednesday evening at $50 special
train will leave over the Omaha road
carrying the Crusaders and all T. A.
men, who wish to be represented in the
Dig parade which starts Immediately
after the arrival of the train at Saltwater.
It is hoped that every society in the city
will send large numbers on that evening
An excellent entertainment will be pro-
'vided at Saltwater, and the train will be
held until the close of the evenings enter
,tainEnent. Societies from Burnsvi]le,
Mendota and other places who wish to
join the st. Paul societies can receive
any further information they desire by
addressing J. F. Mcclure.
Mrs. Lucv Enwright, beloved wife of
7. j. Enwright, died last Saturday
afternoon at the family residence, 299
Magnolia street. after a lingering ILL.,
ness. The deceased lady was the
daughter OF Edward and Elizabeth
Foley, Of Prescott, Wis, where she was
born in the year 1862. She leaves to
mourn their loss. besides her bereaved
husband and parents, two children
and four sisters. all of the latter being
married, viz: Mrs. Martin Murphy and
Mrs. Peter Harris. Of Prescott, Wis;
Mrs. James Delamore, Of St. Paul, and
Mrs. VIM. O'Brien, of 1905 Fifth av enue
south, Minneapolis. The funeral was
held from st. Joseph's church last
Monday morning at 9 o'clock, solemn
requiem mass being celebrated by
Father Gibbons.