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leen.' It is needless to say that st.
Panl's well-knoWn alderman delighted
beyond measure the vast audience.
! Hon. p. w. Duront. of Saltwater, re-
sponded to the toast, America" at
some length. He was listened to in the
most attentive manner from the begin
ming to Uhe close, and created an excel
Ilent impression by his forcible and pa
triotlc remarks.
1 John j. Kinnane, Esq, of Minnea--
pol1s. followed In response to the toast.
'.Home Rule for Ireland and in a
lengthy address told the story Of Eng
lands oppression for centuries past. It
was vivid description, and it's recital
was listened to with marked attention.
In closing ne expressed the hope that
every lover of Home Rule for ireland
should assist in every way possible the
preeent constitutional movement, and
the belief that il it failed, as all other
movements have heretofore failed, that
another and stronger course would
follow for Ireland's freedom from the
yoke Of oppression.
.'The Day we Celebrate was most
successfully touched upon by Pierce
| Butler, Esq III a fifteen-minnte speech,
in which he kept the audience in the
best Of humor by his delivery and BY his
numerous happy allasions.
TIE last speaker on the programme
was r. a. Walsh, one of St. Paul's sue
cessful Young attorneys. 1.-The a OH,
its Aims and Am bitions,'' was allotted
to him, and he responded to this toast
in manner particularly gratifying to
those about him. The iateness OF thv
hour did not give him ample oppor-
tunity to cover the subject as fully as
he would wish, nevertheless the aims
and objects Of the Order were set forth
| in a plain. interesting and pleasing
manner, as attested by the hearty way
| in which his remarks were received by
i unO0O PLO OoSAAe'
| Then the band played that patriotic
air, ''The Wearing Of the Green and
thas terminated the most successful ST.
Patrick's day celebration ever produced
in Minnesota under: the auspices Of the
Ancient Order Of Hibernlans. Allhonor
1 to the gentlemen who comprised the
committees for their noble work. nor
would TIE IRISH STANDARD forget to
say word In closing for one Of the
most failhful workers in the Order In
Ramsey county-a man who has given
Iliberally at all times Of his spare time
for the spreading Of Hibernianism--
quietly, conscientiously, honorablY has
he performed his duties without hope
or desire of any reward-a man who by
his gentlemanlv bearing and desire ale
ways to be fair and just, does not de-
seave an enemy and has hosts and hosts
of friends-that man of whom we speak
is Z. F. Kellsher, the respected county
delegate of Ramsey county.
Winona.
Special correspondence to the Irish Standard.
Mr.. p. Fitzpatrick went to Wabasha
county to deliver an address on st.
Patrick's day.
MIR. J. Maloney, Of Owatonna, is visit
ing in towl for few days at his uncles.
Mr.. Thos. Slavin.
/ Rev. Father Herman, of Brownsville,
attended the entertainment at the Opera
house on March IL.
1 The celebration of st Patrick's day
was everything that could be desired
and fully repaid the untiring efforts OF
4 Rev. Father Gallagher to make 1t sue
cessful A pontifical high mass was
celebrated in the morning at 10 o'clock.
After mass the societies formed a process
sion and, headed by the band, marched
to the Bishops residence, where large
lcrowd listened to very able and IN
teresting address by His Grace Bishop
/ Cotter. The Opera house was filed IN
~, % 80
the evening to hear Kathleen Mayour-
y neen." 1t was very acceptably rendered
and enjoyed by every one present. "a
4 farce comedy. "Hans Won Smash was
/ produced after Kathleen Mavourneen"
4 land very ably rendered. The evening
Iclosed by an address from Bishop Cotter,
4 (which was the last but by no means the
| least number on the prog ramme. Il
West Superior Waves. s..sg.
Especial Correspondence Of the Irish Standard. J.
st Patrick = day was observed here a
1 the usual way. Thea. o. H in uniform e q q
marched from theiI headquarters 70 tths
4 Sacred Heart chHEch Rev. ather