The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-01-16
ST PAUL.

ss The new central police station is fin
B ished at last and Wednesday morning
found Chief CLARK and his force of me1
comfortably located in the same.
0 The County Board, A O. H., held al
enthusiastic meeting last Sunday, g
which County Delegate James II. Burn'
4 presided. The material of which the
4: board is now composed is of the Is K
. order and represents 8 small army O
y vigor and push.
On Sunday afternoon Judge Melon
\ aid lectured to large audience in Cru
seder's hall, on the Popular Z lestionf
of the Day. J. r. O'Reiliy. president
Of the total abstinence societies of Ram
sey county, delivered short address
Some choice music WAS rendered by
George James, J. Ellis and E. w.
Smith.
E. r. Harre uD, ex. countY assessor OF
Ramsey county, appeared before jndge
Cornish of the District Court on Monday
and pleaded not guilty to the charge OF
grand larcency in the second degree.
Bail was fixed at $4,000 in default of
which Mr.. Harroun now languisfes in
Ramsey county Jail guest of Sheriff
Bean.
Deputy Sheriff John Harris was made
the recipient of an elegant watch charm
emblematic of the order of Odd Fellows,
at Twin City Lodge No. ITO. on last
Thursday evening, by She Off GERS OF the
Lodge. Mr.. Harris in a few we'll chosen
words expressed his pleasure at The gift,
and takes delight in exhibiting the
same to his friends when not engaged in
the paeetin1e of serving jury summons
on them.
'eThe Struggle OF Life is the attrac-
ton secured by Manager Blxby at the
Grand next week. Mr.. Frederick Paul
ding is certainly deserving of credit for
his creation of this comedy drama. The
Struggle for Life tells an intere sting
Etory If human nature, and as its char
acters are all American types the pro-
duction is certainly remarkable. Cgitl-
ciems by different newspapers all agree
that the settings are remarkably beaut1-
full.
The National Guard associa ion Of
Minnesota assembled at the capitol and
elected Col. w. B. Bend to the rank Of
Brigadier General. In the evening
members OF the Guard to the number OF
100 attended Bronson Howard's great
play, Shenandoah, after which a banquet
was servel at the Minnesota club at
which Gene raj Bend presided. Speeches
were made by members OF the company,
and about a. H., "Auld Lang Syne'
was SUNG and break RANKS was sounded.
A splendid concert was given in New
Market Hall on Monday evening, it be-
ing the closing feature ct the festival,
Three hundred children OF the Cathedral
schools rendered two choYuses under The
direction of Professor Onerhoffer, which
captured the audience The balance Of
the program was rendered by the Ca
thedral choir. Those who took part
were as follows: Messrs Donahue.
Gehan Quesna], FrankIyn, Lee, Keat
iDg, Morrow, Murphy, Soncher2ys,
Phoetidel and Bramhs, the Misses Gay,
Naughtop and O'Leary and Mrs. Ober-
hotter.
Miss Susie r 'g-.rs, daughter of John
Rogers, died at San Bernadino, Calitor-
mia, on the 7 h inst after short illness.
The deceased had been in California but
a short time and her death was severe
shock to the large circle OF friends who
knew her A. devout member It the
Catholic church. character that was
spotless, and disposition that made
friends with ali she met, leaves an ach-
inc void that time alone can heal in the
hearts Of those who knew her. On re-
ceipt of the sad news Mr.. Roger, Sr.,
and Mr.. Joseph Rogers started for kan-
sas City to take charge Of the remains.
I'm their deep effliction they have the
sympathy Of the entire community.
lay her soul rest in peace,
The Orphans Bazaar closed Monday
evening Over $4,000 was netted for
the orphans The result of the voting
contests were more exciting than usual.
Mr.. Mebl, of the f! an, won the dla-
mond lin for most popular hotel clerk
Father Heffron's por RAFT was won by
e. G.. McNair. The contest for the Log
Chapel picture for the most popular
teacher between Miss Sadie Dougherty
and Josie O'Kalloran, was one of the
most agreeable and exciting contests
there, between the parties concerned.
Miss Dougherty received large majority
Joe Butler received the diamond pin for
being most popular young men. The
pony was won by Miss Sarah Mealey