The Irish standard., 1893-03-18

closing chorus, The Harp that Once
Ihro Tara sHall;;'' accompanists, Misses
| Speaktnan, Chenevert aud Gleason.
Over On the East Side, st. Anthony
hall, was the scene OF q urge assemblage
and the ~ ctoroon' was given in 8 man
!ner that would have done credit to pro-
tessionals. The cast lis herewith pro-
duced: George PeYton, l5.5 ID. k]ilroe;
Jacob Met luskey, Chas 3. Fox; Salem
|sScudder, j. q. Smith; Pete, John 3
German; Sunp yeide, u. IL ton; Pau,
Z. O'Keefe; Lafouche, Thos. Rooney;
Capt. Rats, r. J . sMcC afferty Col. Point
dexter, Il. j.. MURPHY; ,Thibadeaux,
Archie Cramsie; Jackson j. Kelly; Scion,
B. Quinn; Watinotee. !. Mel ner ~; Mrs.
PeyI ton, Miss Nellie Cramsle; Zoe, Miss Mis-
B. Hayes; Dsra SunDyside, Miss NJ. q,
Dannaher; Grace, Miss Mollie h Lyons g
G ace, Miss *. FRYER. " s,, .s35l 3. y
The sntert ainn,ent at Holy Rosary was
Of a high order Of merit. and the mag
nlheent audience in attend dance were we'll
rewarded for their presence That bril- y;
liant young attorney, A. q. tMcCor;mii <,
spoke at length ,lpon |. The Three Periods
OF Irish History" Among the number
who also took part in the program we're we're
the following: Flute solo, A. Powers;
song, s.Sons Of the Shamrock, 7 J. Nc
Laughlip; recitation, .''Ihe u. 1 3 4
Miss Cullen; quartette, kathleen MAY
ourneen, Misses r. Bailey and a.
Hughes, Messrs. w. d. Dibb and " iE.
Kitz: song, "Killaloo,' w, ?. Dibb.
Part O.. .----Violin solo, { T antasie, !" Prof.
Haidvr Hanson; vocal Duet, 8 The Sail
or's Sigh,' Messre. w. Fl. Kitz and w.
.. Dibb; recitation, comic, r. T. Nc. Nc
Donough; song, Dermott Ashore" Miss
f. Bayley; bass solo, selection, ~. II.
Kitz. Mrs. IA. IS, Baker. Misses Annie y a e
Smith and Frances Burns, accom- anistsis
The banquet at the West proved q
success from every stand point. There ere
| was a good attendance OF representative
citizens from this city and st. Panl and
! most enjoyable evening was the ont
come. Thsprogram that bad been pre-
pared for Che occasion was as, ollcws:
"America,' Hon Chris. a. Gallagher;
| The DAY We Celebrate, Rev. II, A. Nc
Gill; ireland, HIN. g, D. @ Brien;
Minnesaota, Hon. Mathew Walsh;
! The Irish Soldier, Hon. John 2 Rea;
! The Irish IL America, Hon. J. Fl. Steele;
The Church and Irish People, Rev Pat
rick Kenny; The lily of Minneapolis,
Hon. w. u. Eustis; The Press, Bernard Z,
| J. Mullaney. Danz' orchestra rendered
| special selections Of national music. Ii
T.. u. O'Btien, one OF the brightest
young lawyers of st. Paul, x-prosecut-
ing attorney Of Ramsey county delivered
/. a splendid address at Dapia hall, Cor che
benefit Of ST. Charles parish. The fol-
lowing is an extended abstract which de- q
serves to be read infull: ~ s Il 55555
Ladies and Gentlemen Happ iness is
the normal condition Of the Irish people
! ON Patrick's day, for do We not sing:
o,,n after our SORROWS. b II 5s b
To-day vel forget them. =
But just now we have especial reason
TO rejoice we have reached one OF the
mile posts marking the road to Irish
Home Rule. I do not think I can do
better this evening than speak TO you
|about the measure which is now pending
lin the British House az Commons, to
| provide for the government Of ireland,
Through the Kindness Of Mr.. John
lSweetnan, q present Nationalist Mem
Tier Of Parliament, and who FOR some time
resided ia Minnesota, I have been fa-
isyored with 8 copy Of the bill az printed
Iby order off the House 1f ommons.I |
I|oonfess little thought I would ever take
ESQ much interest in an act Of E arliament
Iss j felt when, with This Bill ia my hand,
lii ali tho evidences OF British origin
and British print 3 bout It, { realized that
1.-The cause sc Home Rule for Ireland war
~ act living issue, reach,
iing u happy ternainatt ion. 155X
carnott better exp ain Ibis "a q Than
Iby much
ifhe me powers that sael,
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