The Irish standard., 1890-10-11

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s,st isvis-
q Caapad where his
lsi, In healt resides.
atsen5 For out two weeks.
f) l1ple, tho well known com
ssi;s ii q candi date for county com
il,i1er on the Alliance ticket. He
an excel ent all around citizen and
/ would Gil the position to which he
\ nsIiEes with more than ordinary ability.
q However, as the Alliance party is yet
h ia its infancy it is hardly to be ex-
1 pected that Mr.. O'Toole will be able to
succeed in the present canvass. He has
% host of friends, though. and his vote
NAV prove surprisingly large.
G. B. Mcbride, candidate for county
commissioner. is one Of the bright young
men Of our city. He is an old-tlme
resident of st. Paul. is well known for
his integrity and honesty and beyond
this he is most faithful, steady and
industrious citizen-one of that class OF
men whom 1t is always pride to re-
ward in any party. Charley" is Il Re
publlcan-that's his only fault-but it
we must have a Republican in Office
now and then in Ramsey, let him be
SUCH a man as Mr.. Mcbride.
Dan. w. Lawler read a very able and
instructive paper on Wednesday even
Ing at Cretin hall, under the auspices Of
the Catholic Truth society. Mr.. La"-
ler treated bis subject "Jesuits,'' in an
interesting and fol chile manner. Judge
Kelly made a few remarks on the
''business" object Of the society, and as
result. large number OF sermons and
addresses were disposed off, VIM. f..
Markoe read the secretarY's report,
showing the vast amount Of good per"
formed siuco the last quarterly meeting
The board of education have awarded
the fuel contract TO the Sadie & Acker
Fuel 60. Brown, Treacy s. Co. will do
the printing for the board for the com.
ing year, for 500 so. The bids ranged
from $3o4.75 to ST.. $50. By vote of 7
to the board requested secretary
White to resign. We very much MIS-
Cake the make up OF E. w. White, if he
will do as requested in this particular.
White is an able, conscientious official
aud he should not resign to CRAFTY the
whims Of some of the members of the
board who are sho Wing by their actions
that they are unfit men for their posi-
lions.
The health Office report for September
shows The number of deaths to have
been 129. the births 312 and marriages
154. The number OF cases of contagious
Diseases reported during the month
was 81; Of these 81 were diphthella. 8
membraneous Group and "a scarlet
fever. OF the deaths, were from
diphtheria, 2 from membranous /croup,
and J. from scarlet fever. The number
of deaths from ca cas- Nalties Was 10, which
includes 3 from railroad accidents, 8
frorn the effects Of surgical operations,
3 from suicide aud from falling sand
hauk, The death rate was 10 81 per
1000 per annum.
Rev. Fir, Harrison, at ST. Teter Clavers'
church. in his Sunday evening sermon
announced that heuceforward Catholics
belonging to Other churches would con"
fer favor by remaining away FROM st.
Peter Clavt rs church on SUNDAY even
lngs. This church was organized for
she benefit of the colored people of St,
Paul, but ewing to the crowds OF wor-
shippers the colored people find it imLos
sible to get standing room in their own
church Father Harrison spoke in
highest terms Of the good Catholics who
manifested their kindness by associat-
Ing with the members of his flock, but
1t was a case where kindness defeated
the end for which St. Peter Clavers'
church was organized. Non Catholics
who wish to hear Catholic doctrine ex"
planned will receive a cara of admit
tance by applying to the pastor.
Catholic Truth Society.
The second quarterly meeting Of this
society was held on Wednesday even
Ing at Cretin hall, St. Paul. There was