The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-10-01
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81 Rev Father Conaty, Of Grand Forks, is

the Merchants on Tuesday.
~ Miss May German, Of e. Winifred
street, has gone to Montana to visit
friends.
&c Mayor Wright has revoked the COM
mission Of Thomas Walsh as special po-
iceman.
There seems to be some opposition to
J. Donnelly in the Fourth ward. This
is very strange.
The O'Dolco Con-Cento SC" Club
gave delightful hop at Westmorelend
Hall Thursday evening.
J.H. McSlogan has been appointed
general foreman Of the Western Division
of the Great Northern Railway.
Mr.. William Ellis, of Chatfeld, was in
the city visiting his friends and doing
business the greater part OF the week.
Every body is expected to turn out
at the primaries and vote for reliable and
independent men next Monday evening.
John Kerwin was sent to the work
house for thirty days On Tuesday morn
ing for stealing purse from traveller
in the Union Depot.
Chief of Police Gibbons, OF South st.
Paul, rendered bis resignation Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Gibbons intends to go into
business for himself.
The award of the garbage contract to
VIM. J. Preston was confirmed by both
the assembly and board of aldermen
Wednesday afternoon.
Bartholomew Moriarty has been
poaching on one Bergman's bovine pre-
serve; but unfortunately for Bart he was
caught and is now on bail for 81 600.
RI. Rev. Bishop Cotter, president G.
r. A, o., of America, will deliver
an address at the anniversary entertain
ment to be given at Oretin hall on Oct
10Th.
Madames Hart, Downey, and Olivia
and Timothy Downey. of Rockford, ILL.,,
have been visiting Mrs. j. F. Mcclure
tor the past week. They all returned to
Rockford Thursday.
John Nash attempted to separate a
coupe of his companions who were quar-
re!ling, and was rewarded for his trouble
with couple of knife stabs and fine of
twenty-five dollars.
AT meeting of the Minnesota
Wornen's Auxiliary to the Worlds
Fair held in the N. Y. Life building
Tuesday morning, resolution asking
that the fair be opened on Sundays was
adopted. ..-
Pierce Butler will have no trouble
securing the nomination of the Demo-
cratic party for the office OF county at,
torney. AS assistant for the past term
Mr.. Butler has borne the burden of the
county's work and has demonstrated on
many occasions his entire fitness and
ability to hold this responsible office.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the Cathedral on the morning of the
9th. Mr.. John Dewitt and Miss Agnes
Ryder were united in marriage. Rev.
DR.. Hebron performed the ceremony,
after which reception was given at the
future residence of the newly welded
couple on Canada street.
Last Saturday night burglars sue
ceeded in entering the liquor store OF },
G. Roche & Co., on the corner Of Robert
and Fifth streets, by lifting one Of the
gratings in the side walk and forcing the
cellar window. By blowing open the
safe they secured about two hundred
dollars, and by breaking the cash regis
ter about twenty more.
On Thursday evening Oct. 9th the Re-
tail Clerks Union No. 9 of St. Paul, will
give a musical and literary entertain
naent at Cretin Hall. Some of the very
best musical talent of the city will be
present, and J. J. Ryder of the Globe
will deliver an. address. There will be
no charge for admission.
S. J. Ahearn, who sojourned at the
workhouse for week, was released.
He had been sentenced for sixty days
for criminal libel. It does not pay to
libel anyone, much less a lawyer. Per-
haps this will be lesson to the would
be litterateur and wit. If it occurs again
the cloak of charity VIII not cover him.
John A. Healey, of West st. Paul,
Dakota county, is an aspirant for super
1ntendent of schools of Dakota county
He has had peculiar advantages that adj
m,rab!y fit him for the Office Possessed
Of bright mind, trained by a thorough
classical course in one of the recognized
colleges of the country, he will bring to
the office qualities that will render him
peculiarly fitted to discharge his duties