The Irish standard., 1891-02-28
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Ell' o y can get ANY repairs for your
stoves at 1856 1888 w Seventh st.. st. Paul.

n g on Y can set any repairs for your
stoves at1 w Seventh st., st. Paul.
1882 1891 - irst in war, first in peace,
first IN the hearts Of his countrymen. =
Such were the words used BY John Mar.
shall Ave days after the death OF George
Washington, in the house Of representa-,
tives in series of resolutions.
The various societies Of St. Michael's
parish are united in preparing for St
Patrick's day celebration. The feature
that everyone is looking forward to is
the lecture by Rev. John r. Harrison.
Of the cathedral. No doubt many OF
Father Harrison's friends in Minneap.
oils will come over to hear him in the
grand old subject that fires the orator
on the 18th of March.
Died-At the family residence, 438,
Fort Street, Mrs. S. Morrissey, on Tues
day, Feb, Oath, aged Sc years. Mrs.
Morrissey had been patient sufferer for
many years aud was resigned when
death came to her relief. A husband
and two daughters are left to mourn a
good wife and kind mother. The funer-
al occurred On Thursday morning from
the cathedral. The ladies of the Sacred
Thirs! Society, whose president is Miss
Julia Morrssey, deeply sympathize
with their worthy associate May she
rest In peace. -
Hon. d. W. Law]er is candidate for
the position Of city attorney. The city
council will select successor to the
present incumbent, o. E Holman, in a
short time. If party politics are to
rule there will be no doubt of Mr.. Law.
lers cleo ion. Party politics out of the
question entirely, there ought to be no
objection to his election, for he is ad-
znitte1y one of the very ablest Of Court
sellers, a clean cat, honorable, brilliant,
yes really eloquent and digni6ed man.
and genuine fAvorite am eng all classes
aud natcnalities. The voters Of st. Paul
will endorse the council If they, as we
are sure they will, select FOR the Office Of
City A torney, Dan Lawler.
The Crusaders celebrated Washing
toms birthioy at Cretin Hall on Monday
evening. There was large attendance.
Right Reverend Bishop McGolriek,
Rev. DR.. z. r. Hebron and Senator
O'Brien graced the occasion with their
presence. The following program Was
rendered.:
PART FIRST.
Twin City March .....................O Original
Twin City Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar Club.
Stoves sunshine" Jordan, Twas APP
ri" Paiiieron....... Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Agnes Gay.
"Hark the Trumpet" 80. .......,...........R Buck
Haydn Male Quartette
lat tenor Mr., James Swift. End tenor, Mr.. Fl.
n. Walpole. Baritone, Mr. Fl. G. Mallory.
Bass, Mr. ". O. Smith.
Zither...... "Alpine Echoes" ....... IS. Lerche
Mr.. Emit Geist.
my Queen" ........,..............R lurnentha!
Mr.. James Shea.
Address. washington" Hon. John W. Willis.
PARE SECOND.
Piano "Rigoletto'' Liszt
Miss Frances T. Densmore.
Solo. ........ "Open thy Easement" .............
Mrs. J. s. o. Brien, of Saltwater.
Instrumental. ...'' LA Pamela
Twin City Quartette.
of low Forr
Mr. James Shea and Miss Agnes Gay
might Song" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Haydn Male Quartette.
Judge Kerr Of Che District Court, on
Friday last sentenced Patrick Regan to
Saltwater for life. Began shot his wife
in December last, and when his case
came to trial the prisoner plead guilty.
In passing sentence Judge Kerr said:
''Mr. Rege1a, you have been accused by
the indictment Of the grand jury with
the most grievions crime Known to law
murder in the first degree. You have
pleaded guilty to that crime. I recog-
nlze the fact that you are a man Of a
low order Of intelligence, and yet l
think you are man that ought to know
and 7 think you are man who does
know the diff erence between right and
wrong. There are some circumstances
in your case which take it out OF the or
diuary course OF cold blooded murder
for mercensry ends, or to crafty the
passions, or for revenge or malice. It
is not that sort of murder. On the other
hand, it is the killing of one whom you
promised to love and cherish as your
wife and who was the mother of your
children. Under the circumstances of
thus case I think it is, perhaps, my duty
to certify to exceptional circumstances
which would authorize change in the
punishment from death to Imprisonment
for life in states prison. I desire to
say to you in that connection now that
q sentence for life in this case means a
sentence for life There can be no par
don, there can be no release from prison
FIR Won nndar the practice in this state.