The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-10-15
ST TIE CAPITAL NOTES. u

q The Most Rev. Archbishop left for the
East last night.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Starkey, Of Fariquier
street, are visiting in Staples, Minnesota.
p. j. Nelson, a young lawyer of Dubu-
que, Iowa, was in the city during the
week.
A marriage license was issued to Mich
ael Foley and Maggie Scanlon On last
Tuesday.
Mrs. McMahon and her daughter have
returned from their Oakland home after
short visit to Green Bay, Wis.
M. j. O'Dowd has returned from his
summers work in Yellowstone Park and
reports very successful season.
Judge Kelly spoke before the Chicago
Columbus Club at their banquet We'd
nesday evening in the Auditorium Hotel.
George Moeller, the cigar rnanufac-
turer on West Third street, has made an
assignment. Assets $4,000, liabilities
$4,000.
During the past week the will of John
Egan, deceased, was contested in the
probate court. Judge Olivier has decided
TO uphold the will as made.
The public schools will appropriately
observe the 21st of Oct. The scholars
will give Rotations in their various
schools. The day is holiday.
H. Fl, Gillen, Esq, is winning laurels
for himself as a campaign orator. He
spoke for two hours to monster demo-
cratic meeting in North St. Paul Tues
day evening.
Poor Katie Casey was committed to
the Rochester asylum Wednesday morn
mig by order Of Judge Olivier She is a
victim of insomnia and says dreaming
keeps her awake"
Thomas Howard, one OF the Oldest
residents of St. Paul, and an Irish Amer
lean, was on Saturday last unanimously
nominated on the Republican ticket for
the Office of Register of Dee's.
J.J. Regan and bride will return the
first part of next week from their we'd
ding tour and will he at home to their
many friends at the cozy and comfort
able home on Dayton avenue.
John J. OLeary and Judge Morrison
left for Chicago and ST. Louis tuesday
evening. Mr.. O'Leary has a branch
pork packing house in St. Louis which
he will visit while in that city.
The nuptials of Mr.. VIM. Doran and
Miss Mamie Carroll took place Oct. II.
The contracting parties are favorites IN
West side society and have the congra-
tulatio1s of large. number of frlendss
The Wabasha street bridge is sadly in
need Of repair. The walk is detective in
many places and serious accident is
liable to occur at any moment. Inviting
damage suits is bad economy OH the part
of the city administration.
Cooper's famous painting, "The Morn
ING of the Crucifction,'' is on exhibition
in the building corner Eighth and Wa
basha. The famous picture is 1lxl3 feet
in size and represents the arrival of
Christ on Mount Calvary on the morning
of this crucifction A small admission
fee is charged for the benefit of the News
boys Home.
Mrs. FL. Marie Robbins Dancing AGA
DENY, corner Sixth and ST. Peter streets,
gave it's first class reception OF this sea-
SOD on Tuesday evening. 1t was O. de-
Gghtful affair. Scholars to this number
of one hundred accompanied by their
friends attended. Mrs Robbins intends
giving a series of these socia]s. AS an
instructor Mrs. Robbins is unexcel'ed
and her merit, and that alone, accounts
for her unequalled success,
Next week the Grand will offer as its
attraction Ullie Akerstrom in her new
play Miss Roarer" The Pittsburg Pa
Leader pays Ullie Akerstrom the follow
ing tribute; There are many actresses
who thrill us, many who command our
admiration by physical beauty and art
but scarcely one who creeps into our af-
fections unawares and gains Arm place
as Ullie Akerstrom does. She may in
deed truly be styled the winsome little
home favorite."
At last the Street Railway Company
has devised means of insuring perfect
security on the Selby avenue step-oH.
The danger o. losing control It cars
white descending this incline is now OBJ
waited. The device is kind of ladder
laid along the tracks on the descent with
automatic hook attached to the fore I'M
der part of the car. By this means in
car the grip becomes detached, the hook
will catch in one of the many rings of