The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-04-12
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81 at 186-188 W. Seventh, ST. Paul, MINI
Hon. D. w LaWler will address a
general meeting In the interest OF total
abstinence at Cretin hall on Sunday
{ afternoon at 8 clock. ~ .S 8
The types were in error in last weeks
issue of this paper WheL they read that
the Ivy Leaf club would give q dance at
/ Cretin hall. 1t was Central hall.
On Tuesday evening next the county
board Of the r. a. Union will meet at
/ Crusaders hall. Presidents of all sOcl-
cites are particularly requested to be
present.
A temperance drama, The Turn OF
the Tide, or Wrecked in Port" will be
presented by the League Of the Gross
II. A. society on FRIDAY evening, May
g. Tickets for the entertainment are
now on sale.
In St. Paul, Monday, April Z, at
p.m., Julia, aged 26 years, beloved wife
of Michael Moynahan. Funeral took
place from family residence, No. 1881
CORTLAND street, Wednesday, April 8.
at $50. Services we're held at St. Pat
rick's church at 8 o'clock.
Died, in st. Paul, Tuesday. April s.
at 1910 a. M, Mrs, John Hurley, aged
35 years. Funeral took place from re-
sidence of daughter, Miss Mary Hurley,
No. 261 West Fifth street, Thursday,
April 10, at $50. Services were held
at the cathedral at 9 o'clock.
The Republicans made nominations
for city officers on Tuesday. Col.
Kaifer heads the list as mayor. There
are many good nominations, ..otably
Conrad w. Miller for treasurer, A. III.
Wilder and Chas. Michaud for alder
men-atlarge. The fun is over and
active work will now begin.
Archbishop Ireland has leased the
new and handsome residence of Eugene
Mehl on Leslie avenue, two blocks from
ST. Luke's chapel, the future site of st.
Paul's Cathedral. The Archbishop will
take up his residence ION the hili'' at
once, and there is no longer any doubt,
if there ever was any. where the new
cathedral Will be located.
United States Marshal Fulton, Of the
West Wisconsin district, arrived in st.
Paul Wednesday morning with noto-
rious criminal who has eluded the Off
GERS for years. His name is Jack Nc
Coy. Two years ago Mccoy ard an
accomplish named Stokes worked a
slick counterfeiting scheme at Wlnona.
Stokes was captured and is serving out
his sentence. Mccoy was arrested at
West Superior, and charged with coun
terfeiting. He waived examination
and extradition was then secured which
fixes his case the same as though he had
been arraigned in this state. he was
placed in the Ramsey county Jail to
await the action of the United States
grand jury at the June term Of court.
The St. Luke's Social and r. A. club
held very enjoyable and largely at.
tended meeting at the residence Of
Rev. Father Lawler on Wednesday
evening, DIR. O'Brien presiding. The
musical part of the programme con
sisted of music and singing by Miss
Shields and Miss AQgie Gay. E. A.
Nolan recited pointed piece in style
that pleased all. j. F. Mcclure made
q short address, saying that he came to
learn the secret of their success. and
was glad to say that the secret was re
vealed to him. Three conditions were
necessary to the success of the organl-
cation, namely, the active cooperation
and earnest supporter the pastor; ladies
as members, young and married. and
we'll directed literary work. With
these essentials it is no wonder that
this society is rapidly becoming one Of
the best in the city. This is to be che
pivotal society Of the archdiocese to
which we will all look for advice. Three
new members joined the society. The
members voted to make application to
the state union for admission.
James Pewters, who has just returned
from the Emerald Isle, where he has
been for the past twelve months, has the
following to say in regard to the great
political struggle there: "The Irish PEG
pie are united to man; one voice echoes
the sentiment of all, and demands ma
donal parliament in College Green; no.
thing more, nothing less.'' He says in
regard to the change that has come over
the English people: 'It is simply as
tonishing. For instance, if an Irish
man would sing an Irish national song
among a crowd Of English people ten
years ago, nine.tenths ot' the number
would grin and sneer and not listen; to
day they not only listen attentively, but
join in the chorus; and as for the Scotch