The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-11-04
STA TIE CAPT. AL NOTES.
Miss Rose Darragh is ID Chicago.

s ". Miss Ireland has returned from
Chicago.
Collector Gerraghty reports $4,000 re-
ceived in the month of October.
DR.. Dewitt 9. Jones has opened q
branch Office on East Seventh street.
(, d W. Lawler has been appointed Gen.
Counsel of the Chicago Great Western
Railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hardy are happy
over the arrival OF young democrat at
their home.
Miss Nora Twohy, of Rochester, is the
: guest of her cousin, Mr.. j. j. Twohy, of
Merriam Park
. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Corcoran have
moved into their new home, corner of
Dale and Ashland.
A sbenevolent" society filed articles Of
incorporation Wednesday, and took the
name of The Charity Loan Society.
Mr.. end Mrs. E. V. Smalley have the
sympathy of their numerous friends in
the death OF their estimable daughter.
The Building Inspector is curtailiDg
expenses, I. C. MacCarthy and g. f.
Woolsey being dropped from the pay
rolls
Prin. Smith seems more anxious to
thoroughly brighten the high school
graduating class than to properly in
struct them.
Hallow Eve was celebrated generally
throughout the city. The small boy
played his usual pranks of taking gates,
signs and door mats.
P. E. Egan, the genial cashier of the
Bankers Life Insurance Co., has return
ed from the fair, and has added many
new songs to his already large list.
Mrs. Valentine Herscher and sister, Miss
Boylan, of Rando street, have returned
from vacation of two weeks spent
among their old friends at Hamilton.
Lawrence O'Connor was killed by an
electric car on Monday evening on the
East 18th street line. Az inquest will be
held on Monday next to place the blame.
The suicide of the man in the Astoria
Kotel on Monday morning is yet mys-
tory. The inquest brought no new light
as to the reason of his death nor his
identity.
The White Slave will be put on the
boards of the Grand Opera House Sum
day evening, Nov. S. It is play of deep
plot and will be rendered by superior
company.
The Ramsey county democracy held a
rousing meeting Thursday night. From
present indications 1.-THE Gang" will
have a hard row to hoe at the spring
election. 1t is time for radical change.
FL. G. Berry, If Morris, who has been
studying law with VIM. G. Blcknell OF
that place, passed very satisfactory OK
animation at the recent setting of the
board, and is now duly authorized at
torney.
Death has called several of the rela-
tives of the High School staff during the
past week. The Misses Austin mourns
the loss Of their father. Prof Scott and
Miss Riggs also deplore the demise of
their father.
Messrs. G. D. O'Brien, Pierce Butler
and James Manahan, have been engaged
to do the speaking at the anniversary |
celebration, to be gwen under the au
spices of the A. o. Fl. of Hennepin !
Nov. 10th, at Harmonic hall.
The Board of School Inspectors are
wrestling with the question of supplying
adequate room for the great number of
children applying for admission. The
number of children unable to be accom- !
modated in the present school reaches
one thousand.
The heavy fog Of Wednesday morning
was the cause of collision on the Fort
Smelling electric line. lhe passengers
escaped with shaking up, but the
naotoneer OF one of the cars was not so
fortunate. He was caught between the |
two cars aud sustained serious injuries !
to his head aud back. ,.
"Holy joe was committed to the
insane asylum Wednesday by order of
the Probate court. His true name was
Frank Reidei and his fad is of religi-
GUS turn, walking along the public
streets bare headed and bare-footed with
his hands elevated in suppliant posi-
ton. The court considered him danger
GUS and therefore thought it advisable
to put him under restraint.
.At9 o'clock Monday morning the Ma
tionai German American bank of st.
Paul opened it's doors for the first time
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