The Irish standard., 1892-03-12
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Capt. John Cook, of the Central Police
station, who has been confined to his
aome for the past two weeks from
severe attack of the grippe is himself
again, fact which the many friends OF
the genial captain will be pleased to
learn.
Miss Emma Harold will be the leading |
attraction at the Casino all next week. |
Miss Harold is lady of rare beauty and
has a wonderful sweet voice. Mr.. hob
insop, the manager Of this popular place
Of amusement is to be congratulated on
the success he has attained since open
ing this concert hall.
The enterprising and hustling secre-
tary of the county board A. O. H., lin
Keliher, seemed to pay no attention to
the blizzard of Wednesday morning, but
was about the court house with an open
box Of cigars, treating his many frlends'
inquiry as to the cause OF Inns happl-
ness and hilarity, developed the fact that
q ten pound boy was one of the early
arrivals at his house the same morning.
There was 3 family consisting OF a
father. mother and sixteen children at
the Union depot Tuesday evening on
ro,,te for Texas. The family is Min
neeota product, and as all are in the best
Of health, attest the fact that marriage is
mt 8 failure in this state. Six OF the
children came in pairs, but the others
went it alone and have no appearance
as to worrying over the appearance ct
their names in The next census.
The possibility of the IT. Rev. Arch
bishop Ireland returning from Rome
with the Cardinals hat, has caused
great deal of discussion in the news
papers. Your correspondent had per
sonal interview with Father Hetfron who
represents the Archbishop IN the latter's
absence, and that gentleman would
neither affirm nor DENY the report, but
suilingly said, "you may put any con-
struction on the report that you please;
If YOU think there is enough in it TO war
rant the statement, take YOUR OWE view
Of it."
4 carefully arranged programme has
been prepared by the Rev, Father Cos
grove to please the members OF st. Vim
cents parish and their friends on st.
patrick's Day The programme consists
Of two parts; the first heing cabinet OF
fur by Kelley and Carey's company OF
finn makers. The second will consist OF
an address by Father Cosgrove on ''Ihe
Day We Celebrate" followed by recita-
tions and singing by well known local
talent. The entertainment will be held
corner Of I.aEonde and Arundel streets.
John O'Connor, son of Capt. M. j.
O'Conuor, died very suddenly Tuesday
morning of heart failure. The deceased
was widely known and had large circle
of friends. He was vice president of the
Typographical union and for years had
been AZ, active member Of that assocja-
ton. He was 80 years of age at the time
of his death. The funeral was held TN
der the direction of the Typographical
union from the Cathedral Wednesday
morning, and despite the terrible storm,
was largely attended. May his soul rest
in peace.
The Young Peoples Literary Society
of New Brighton, emphasized the 4th Of
March by very interesting concert
given by them at the Exchange hotel on
tnat evening. Among those who parti-
cipated we're the Misses Taylor, Lambert
and Desmond, of Minneapolis: w. j..
Cole. of St. Paul, and Messrs. Rich and
Davies, of Irondale. Mrs. W. Fl. Borden
presided at the piano with remarkable
skill, and the genial host, ''Doc" Allo-
way. not being satisfied with two hours
of pleasure insisted on having g. concert
given for his special benefit by the male
members who assisted, which lasted till
the wee sma' hours. Great credit is due
tie Misses and Mr.. j. S. Maxwell for the
business-like manner in which The affair
was conducted and managed.
The attraction at the Grand O,oera
house for next week will be a popular
success and a strong play, written by
Henry G. DeMille, and entitled ''Ehe
Danger Signal" with the handsome and
accom- plished young actress, Miss Rosa
bel Morrison, as the star. "The Danger
Signal was written expressly for Miss
Morrison, and in the part OF hose Mar
tin she has achieved great success. and
by all who have witnessed her perform
ance it is conceded to be one of the best
Of it's class on the American stage. The
play is full OF comedy, dramatic, scenic,
and mechanical situations. The plot
and action of the play are laid in the
Rocky Mountains and depict the hard
shipsin the winter time of the western
men.
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