The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-03-04
u Il c u ITAL NOTES.

E 2ssS'1 he Mayor made quite few appoint
Ssz,aents this week.
y. Ed. Dryer, OF Albert Lsa, was in
The city on Thursday. n.
SssAs A meeting Of the Armory association
was held last evening.
A series Of concerts have been arranged
4 BY the Schubert Club.
Archbishop Ireland paid visit to'the
seminary of St. Thomas Friday evening.
1t is rumored that the Tall Pine" W
W. Erwin, will defend DR.. Pearce in his
second trial.
I q Hon. Michael Doran and wife are in
! Washington, D. G. They will be absent
several days.
All hope Of St. Paul getting an increase
for public buildings during this session
OF Congress has been abandoned.
Patrick Gil .eson, of the Tenth ward
has been rem wed from the street com
missionershlo to make room for one OF
the Mayors proteges
Father Hart, OF the Cathedral, has
been appointed chaplain at Fort Smell
ing. vice Father Dolphin who is now as
sistant to Rev. Dr. Hebron.
Beaupre, Keogh & Davis, wholesale
grocers, have gone to the wall. The as
sets are 100000 and the liabilities are
100000. Mr.. B orup is the assignee.
Mrs. Cotter, mother of Bishop Cotter,
of Winona, has sued the ST. Paul City
Railway Go. for $4,000, for injuries sus-
tanned ia alighting from Selby avenue
car.
IA Fitzmaurce and j. Quinlan, of
Chicago, northwestern statesmen OF the
American Tobacco Co., spent Sunday
with J. F. Mcclure. The two are old &C
.quaintances from western New York.
y. 3. Stryker, assistant United States
district attorney, has taken his place
among the politicians and spectators who
are in Washington for the purpose OF
witnessing the great doings on inaugu-
raj day.
United States Senator, VIM. N. Roach.
the newly elected senator of North Da-
kota, was at the Merchants the early
part Of the week. The senator by invi-
tation address I'D the Minnesota legisla-
ture. He was Ga his way TO Washington.
There is said to be gigantic fraud
with the sale of pine lands.
State Auditor Bierman has been called
uDoa for statement of the facts by the
House. 1t 10 said that the sum which
was rea;izsd from the sale OF pine land
timber in one particular instance could
ha doubled II it was not that there Is
something shady in the transaction.
The board OF abatement peremtorily
refused to sustain County Auditor Burns
in raising the assessments OF wholesale
houses on their stock. Thelr action is
consistent with their duties as they un-
derstanl them, namely, let the poor man
be taxsl for full value AMI the bond
holder or wholesaler for one third. The
people sustain Burns, and admire his
pluck aud zquare dealing.
A PLEASANT evening WAS sp9nt by thu
friends aud acquaintances Of Mr.. aud
Mrs.. McLaughlia, of ths West SIDE, last
Tues lay evening Music and dancing
was kept up until the "wee sma' hours
and the o,thsome dainties which were
provided wers w,li relished. This is
only oas of the many oials which have
taken place at the residence of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Mclaughlin this winter
Never before has Hanlon Brothers
Fantasma, which comes to the Grand
next week, been presented with success
IS this year, and as an evidences we quote
The following good things written OF it:
The new "Fantasma," with all its wealth
IT scenic ana m9Cuhut0tal 0lcCos, uAol FoA
,us pantomime aud sweet music, received
, warm welcome from large audience
It the Globe last evening. All the new
business, innovations of scenes and dl-
gertisements we're heartily app'auded.
while the humorous grotesqueness, and
ludtcrous situations evoked peals Of rs-
Lreshing laughter.
R,press 1tativs D. P. O'Nsill, OF Big
Stone couaty, has received the credit OF
being o1e Of the ksenest, brightest an
most ready on all occasions of any OF
;he new M smbers, and sup erior to some
II the old.r ones. NJ. O'Nein shows
,reat care before he deposits his ballot,
yives all tho me .sures his earnest atten-
ion, aud desires that all subjects for
discussion should BE- we'll aired. Mr..
D'Neill is hard worker, and although q
, new member, has received many com
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