The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-01-28
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Hon. Timothy O. Halloran, Of Chatfeld,
.spent the greater part of the week with
his st. Paul friends.
Rev. Father Mattocks, Of Chatfeld,
passed through the city last Thursday
on his way to Fargo.
Superintendent Kiehlele for Winona
the middle of this week to make visit
ito the Normal School,
The "Independent I'LL Club" will give
Z very select dancing party at Lifts
hete1 on Monday evening next.
Miss Ryder entertained few OF her
friends at skating party in the Broad
way rink on Wednesday evening.
Leading members Of the Democratic
association are laying plans to be present
at Washington On Inauguration day.
City Attorney Lawler is able to attend
to his duties once more. He suffered
bronchial trouble and was under the
doctors care for some time.
The Irish-American Club gave another
Of it's delightful series OF dances on
Wednesday evening. A FULL quota OF the
members With ladies we're present.
Bishop Stanley preached at late Mass
,ast Sunday. The Bishops sermon was
very practical one, and teeming with
good advice ana a little scolding it was a
rare treat to his cid parishioners.
". ;. FreaDey, the Third street plum
Der ani, would-be Republican county
saohem, made an assignment for the
benefit Of his creditors. Too much
POLITICS and too little attention to busl-
ness precipitated the collapse.
The wop,en's auxiliary of Hennepin
4 Ramsey counties, met Tuesday In the
New York Life building. They propose
TO represent Minnesota at the Worlds
Fair. A great many projects and schemes
were introduced. Mrs. Darr presided
A rich treat was in store for those who
attended the Press Club annual last
Thursday Some of the most brilliant
actors of the season took part in it, it was
q decided hit and all evince great plea
sure in being able to say they attended,
The Commercial Club gave another of
it's smokers concerts on Tuesday even;
ing. The Legislature was invited ana
MANY members were present. Hon. l..
S. Warner gave the address of welcome.
After musical program lunch was
served. of which al partook.
Mr.. George D. Flynn, Of Winona, re-
Gently made flying trip to the city. 1t
is expected thsst the new administration
will reward Mr.. Flynn for the faithful
service he has rendered the party in tho
past and give him g larger opportunity
for the exercise Of his unqusstioned
ability.
Gov. Nelson has rsappointed d. L.
Kiehle to the position Of superintendent
Of public instruction. A. hard fight is
anticipated in the senate over his conhr-
matiou. Mr.. Nelson also appoints
H. r. Revans. of Stevens county, as
assistant acknowledgement, and Hermann
Muehlberg as acknowledgement.
The sSage Of N,uinger" made quite
little stir in the house Tuesday. Sen
ators Crardall, of Steele, aud Hompe, OF
Otter Tail, the two bowling reformers,
were loud in clamoring for the appoint
nent OF two clerks at the rate of S. per
day. Donnelly bj.cted, and volunteered
bis own services gratis. MIR. Donnelly is
setting good example. His action will
be saving of $500 to the state.
The habeas corpus case of j. ". Ham
is being heard before Hon. r. f. Nelson
in the u. s. Court. Ham was extradited
from Utah for deception practiced upon
clients in u realty deal. When the case
was called for trial the prosecuting wit
nesses failed TO appear against him, and
nolle proseqni was entered. Hew
at once re arrested on the charge of em-
bezzlement preferred by Attorney
Sohooumaker aud on charge indicte by
the grand jury. The points being urged
for his release are that one cannot be
extradited for one crime and then in-
dieted and tried for another.
The marriage of Mr.. Will Regan and
Miss Nellie A. Duffy took place at st.
Josaph's church last Wednesday. The
ceremony was performed by the. pastor,
Father Raleigh. Miss Mollie Myler, the
brides sister, was bridesmaid, and Mr..
u. A. Eagan waited upon the groom as
his best man. The bride wore q very
becoming tan broadcloth dress, and car
,rried d bouquet Of roses. After the cere-
mony the happy couple and their imme-
date relatives were driven to the resi-
aence OF the brides uncle, Mr.. Jos.
and partook OF sumptuous
ss54sst !, = ~. !. o1>fopt Tho many haal1tifr1