The Irish standard., 1890-05-10
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You can get any repairs for your stoves
at 186-l88 w. Seventh, st. Paul, MINI
" The permit for the Metropolitan Opera
house was issued on Monday. Three
hundred aud twenty thousand is the
price named in the permit.
J. d. Carroll, of st. Paul Park, was
awarded the contract for the new brick
school building at that place. The cost
will be upwards of 1000.
The new city council will hold their
first meeting on June 3rd. Judge Elan
dram will, no doubt, be the next presi-
dent and acting mayor when his honor
gees fishing Sanborn, Sullivan and
Copeland, the three Republican alder /.
men, should not feel bad for they will be
in good company.
Died, at the residence OF her son,
James w. Burns, 1l43 Randolph street,
Mrs. Louise Burns, May 9th, aged fifty
eight years. The funeral took place
from st. James Church On Thursday
morning, and was attended by a large
circle OF friends and acquaintances.
May her soul rest in peace.
The Father Mathew society gave a
very pleasant entertainment in Cretin
Hall on Monday evening. Father Hef-
from aud A. J. Galbraith were the speak
ers. Miss Lennon and J. j. McKinnou
gave fine recitations, Mr.. Smith rem
dered cornat solo and O'Neills orches-
ira furnished good music.
The enterprising firm OF emit j. Ryan,
OF Broadway and Grove street, are en-
deavoring to make the Twin City Jockey
Club meeting, to be held at Ha1nllne in
July, as much q success as anybody.
They have invented machine for max
ing running plates that is wonder in
itself. It molds, turns and pinches the
plate ali in one heat and when it is fin
ished it is beauty. They hare applied
for g. patent and are in fair way to make
* fortune out of it.
The ST. I4uke's T. A. and Social club
held one Of the largest meetings of the
largest meetings of the season at the
residence of Father Lawlor on Wednes-
day evening. The spacious parlors we're
completely filed and fine programme
was rendered. J N. Dickinson, of Min
neapolis, gave several selections in read
ing. AS Shakesperian reader he has
few equals, equally we'll adapted in his
accomplishments to heavy and light
characters. He held the attention of his
audience for upwards Of an hour, and
was frequently applauded. John D.
O'Brien followed with very interesting
paper on fsAfter-Tea Conversational
G. N. Ludlow elected great applause by
his able manner in rendering a very
touching recita ion. The Misses Eagan
and the Misses Butler furnished some
excellent music on the piano and violin.
Among the number of strangers present
we noticed Messrs. Poss and Doherty of
Minneapolis.
The city election was held last Tues
day and Notwithstanding the fact that
the campaign which closed ON Monday
might was one of the hveliest ever seen
in st. Paul in contest for municipal
Offices, yet the election passed off quietly
under the splendid workings of the
Australian system of voting. The Dem
ocracy achieved signal victory all along
the line, making nearly clean sweep of
the city. The total vote falls little
short OF q, 600 and che Democratic ma
jority On the city ticket ranges from sos
for Judge Twohey to 2,124 for Comp"
troller Roche. The following is a list of
the successful candidates:
Mayor-Robert A. Smith, Democrat.
City Comptrollsr--John w. Roche, Democrat.
City Treasurer-Geo. Refs, Democrat.
Twohy, Democrats.
Aldermen at-Large-Cha 4. alandrau. Mark
Costello. W. A. Van slyke, VIM. Banholzsr,
JOG D1lQ6t4, IT, o. UASNduuScs GlA D0uOCEaeGos
WARD ALDERMEN.
First Ward-John Copeland, Republican,
Second Ward-Fred W. Bot, Democrat,
Yhird Ward--Pat Couley, Democrat
Fourth Ward-O. Q. Cullen, Democrat.
Fifth Ward--C. J. Dorniden. Democrat.
Sixth Ward-James MeadY, Democrat.
Seventh Ward--W. 81. sanborn, Republican.
Eighth Ward--H erman BielenberR, Democrat.
Ninth Ward-John E. Gehan. Democrat,
Tenth Ward-L. J. Dobney, Democrat
Eleventh Ward-D. M. Sullivan, Republican.
Justices Of the Peace-P, r. Mcdonnell, Demo-
crat; f. c. Burgess, Democrat; A. Macarthur,
Demscrat; Blackwell, Republican.
Constables--James Farrell. Democrat; August
Make, Dem ocrat; F. M. Arbuckle, Repub-
Ecan.
Hastings.
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