The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-09-05
ST. PAUL.

II. ST. PAUL.
Pierce Butler and wife are registered
in Chicago.
G. ID. O'BIien returned from the
northern trout streams the first of the
week.
East Third street will be bower of
beauty next week. Gay and handsome
illuminations will MAKE an enchanting
looking scene. It will be sight worth
going many miles to see.
The Sacred Thirst society met on
Tuesday evening. Mr.. L. G. Mccarthy
has donated gold medal to the society
which will be awarded to the lady mem
Der who secures the greatest number OF
new members previous TO January list.
Judge Brill on Monday dissolved the
temporary Injunction restraining the
st. Paul City Railway Company from
building line on Marshall avenue, and
in the afternoon the company COM
menced work on the line. 1t Will be
finished ard cars ia operation by Friday
or saturday.
Louis Baker. of the Globe, has re-
signed from the board Of education,
and Rev. S. G. Smith has been eppoint-
ed to fiji the vacancy. 1t would seem
that religion and politics 20 hand in
hand in the board--there being three
Rav's, to look after the interests Of our
schools.
at {. meeting Of the painters and
decorators union held Tuesday evening
Labor hell c. sihsrt was elected mar
shall for Labor Day and Thomas Hatch
insoD, assistant. Martin Nelson was
elected recording secretary, and IL
Clark, financial secretary, TIE plumb"
FRS decided Tuesday evening to partlcl-
pate in the parade on Labor Lay
About eighty Of them will turn out
with new hats, badges and canes. 4.
Griffin WAS elected marshal And William
Reinhardt, color bearer.
Wednesday forenoon at 10 o'clock, at
the cathedral, Mr.. Timothy y. Bonah
and Miss Julia Burke were united IA
zuarl iage, the Rev. DIR. Hebron ottlclat-
ing. The bride was appropriately c]ad
in white and the wedding was one OF
tha most fashionable THAT has occurred
this season. The cathedral choir rem
dered exquisite music and the sanctuaiy
was beautifully decorated with palms
and flowers. The bride is daua hteT OK
MIR. David 2. Burke. an CID and re-
spected citizen. Mr.. I3oban is a sue
cessFul business man in Minneapolis
and p member Of the firm Of Ryan u
Bohan liverYmen.
4 special meeting OF the board or
government Of the G. T. a.. U. OF the
archdiocese Of St. Paul. was held at
Cretin hall. Tuesday evening, the As6
inst. Rev. T. +. Gibbons, spiritual OIL
rector, and representatives from Henne-
piu. Dakota and Ramsey countys being
present. The resignation or the Ramsey
county, secretary was Withdrawn. Ihe
reporJ of auditing committee, showing
shat this books and accounts OF tne
uui0n were In most satisfactory con
dition. and the union almost quite oui
of debt, was unanimously adopted. Inc
salary of the sec'y for thecurrent year
YVES liked at SIS The tender Of MI, j.
Fl. Burns, OF st. Paul, to print pamph'
let report Of proceedings Of late conven-
tiop, being the lowest. was accepteo'
and 200 copies, not TO cost over POO,
ordered printed at once. Ex'Pfeslaent
J. T. McGuire, who attended the meet
ing, very generously donated towards
the publication of the pamphlet q sum
of S4.63 for which an order had been
drawn in his favor atlast meeting, In re
national tax advanced by him. A vote
or thanks was heartily rendered Mr..
Mcclure when the meeting adjourned
2, Nj. MORoNEy,
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