The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-08-06

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]. STATE CAPITAL NOTES.
j Miss Theresa Lyons is at Minnetonka
/ The Uuited States circuit court hal
adjourned
Genial Thos F. O'Hair, Of Wheaton, wa
in the city Thursday.
Miss Sarah Mealey has returned from
a delightful visit to Canada.
The grocers' picnic was a success.
Over one thousand dollars were realized
Miss Nellie Murphy, of Chicago, is the
guest of Miss Lou Keigher, Of Rice
street.
Miss Minnie Kelly, of West Third
street, spent Saturday last at Mime
tonka.
The many friends Of county delegate
J. 81. Burns are glad to see him hustling
around once more.
Miss Frances Smith, and Miss Mamie
Sherin have departed for two weeks
sojourn at Lindstrom.
Everyone we meet, Republican as we'll
as Democrat. is enthusiastic over the
nomination of Dan Lawler.
Mrs. and Miss Doran and Mr.. Rice, of
Chicago. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Kelly, of West Third street.
Tom O'Dea, the most popular mail
carrier in the city, has returned from a
two weeks vacation in southern Mime
sofa.
Twelve candidates we're examined for
admission to the bar this week by the
state board OF examiners at the state
capital.
Pat Eagan was too good a Democrat to
take care of the Court House during the
new administration. He has therefore
resigned.
Miss Annie Collins, Of Joliet, ILL.,, is
visiting in st. Paul with her sister, Miss
Kate Collins, the organist Of the Cathe-
dral choir.
The saloon license of E. S. Murphy,
$40 ST. Peter street, has been revoked.
Mr.. Murphy was very active partisan
during the last campaign.
John J. Howard and James Manahan
have entered into co-partnership for the
practice of law. Mr.. Howard got his
degrees ut Yale and Mr.. Manahan at the
University of Minnesota. The new firm
will be known as Manahan Il Howard.
Judge Kelly has issued an order to
show cause why the insolvency proceed
ing Of the Commercial Bank should not
be dismissed. This is preliminary step
which will ultimately result in the bank
being re,nstated and again opened for
business.
Quite number of our young people
attended the hop at Ramaley's on Tues
day, evening. Misses Kelgher, McMa-
hon, Kelly, Nolan. McDermott and Muir
ply, of St. Paul; Miss Doran and Miss
Murphy of Chicago, and Messrs. Regain,
Curry, Ryan, Corcoran, Collins. Hanlon
and Mcmahon were among those pres
emit.
The Grand Opera House will present
to it's patrons novel entertainment next
week. Prof. D. M. Bristol's wonderful
horses will perform each evening during
the week and at Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday matinees. One Of the features
of the matinee will be free pony ride
for the children. The Pittsburg Dis
patch says: The horses belonging to
the Bristol's company are great deal
brighter than many Of the human actors
that an unkind fate permits to torture
the public. The Grand Opera House
was the scene of the debut Of these
equine Thespians last night and large
audience appreciated the performance
very highly. The program contained
many varied and interesting features
Comparatively speaking, Prof Bristols
horses are variety horses; whereas most
equine performers belong to the legiti-
mate drama. The trick mule Denver
stands without peer as comedian.
The horse Sultan is the star of the troupe
but there are several wonderful animals
besides him.
The county board A. O. a. held their
regular monthly meeting on Thursday
evening. The principal business of the
evening was in regard to the coming
picnic at Wildwood. The following sub
committees were named: On invita-
tons: F. S. Battley, M. J. Bell, l..