The Irish standard., 1892-08-13
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.
Miss Jennie Kelly is sojcurning at
White Bear Lake.

MISS JENNIE nelly IS sOJournlnR at !
White Bear Lake.
The council is still wrestling with
modest Thomas Lowry.
e. r. Harroun has severed his connec-
ton with the St. Paul Herald.
Judge Oliver is again able to attend to
the arduous duties of his Office.
Miss Maude Roache, of Brewster ave-
nue., is visiting friends at Dubuque, Ia.
Lawyer Cannon has returned from his
vacation in Iowa. Prohib ton does pro-
hibit.
By the storm on Monday morning
many beautiful trees on the hill were up
rooted.
The city council seem to have forgot
ten all about the city bath scheme. Or
was it all talk?
Miss Jessie McGrath, of Eau Claire,
Wis, is visiting her friend, Miss Mary
O'Gorman at White Bear.
Miss Mary Manion, of Preble street,
is spending her vacation among the
beautiful hills of Chatfield.
The Benevolent Society of the Sacred
Heart of Jesus at st. Adelberts church,
was legally Incorporated to-day.
On "Wednesday a fire broke out in Il
M. Reardon's paint shop. The hasty re-
spouse Of the fire department saved the
property.
The real estate mon are beginning to
look happy again. The daily number
of sales and transfers made is steadily
increasing.
Mrs Langdon and son and Miss Nellie
Kelly, Of Lincoln, Neb., are the guests of
their cousin, Miss Minnie Kelly, of West
Third street.
The Daily News now occupies it's new
quarters, corner Sixth and Minnesota
streets. Tbs News is steadily growing
in the estimation OF the people.
Charges have been entered against J.
J. Donnelly, sprinkler chaser, which if
proved will undoubtedly cost him his
position, The committee on City Hall
expenses have the matter in nand.
Crazed by liquor DR.. Amoss attempted
to take the life OF his wife and servant
girl OF Thursday morning. He also at
tempted suicide but no one was seriously
injured. This is temperance lecture.
Division No. 2 A. o. H. is making
rapid strides to once more take the lead
of the Ramsey county divisions. On
Wednesday, evening two new members
were initiated and several applications
for admission were received.
Patrick. O'Donnell, of 926 Conway
street, was examined Tuesday by Judge
Oliver in probate court and ordered to
the hospital for treatment. O'Donnalli is
a single man q years CID and evidently
insane.
David j. Hennessy has filed petition
in the district court asking for manda-
mus to compel Clerk Prendergast to
amend the city records. Hennessy is
fighting a heavy assessment levied upon
his property.
James f. Haney is the latest victim of
Mayor Wright's decapitation program
1t is charged that he left his best TO talk
to another patrolman. He was re-
quested to resign but refused. Where
upon he was summarily discharged and
e. S. Baumgarden appointed to his
place.
The mail carriers picnic held at Wild
wood on Tuesday last was great sue
cess. The grounds, which are being
daily improved in. preparation for the
mammoth picnic of the A. 0. Fl. on Aug.
Doth, were in excellent condition. Over
two thousand pleasure seekers were in
attendance. The sports were exciting.
VIM. Geraghty, the orator of the day,
spoke with the proverbial eloquenoe Of
his race.
During the past week thousands of
people have visited the scene OF the flood
in West ST. Paul, and every visitor has
word of censure for the city officials.
The ruins seem to exert strange fascin-
alton. Crowds gather at the bill slope
and gaze for hours at the disfgured val
ley. The shattered buildings and up
turned trees attract attention and sug-
gest what tremendous force there is in q
comparatively small body of moving
water.
The contracts for the construction of
the new Catholic seminary buildings
have been let to James Carlisle and son,
of Minneapolis. 1t is expected that the
work will be completed by Sept 18th,
1893. The. site selected for this great
educational ;not;tnti woe 1onatod nv