The Irish standard., 1893-04-08
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CAPT i AL NOTES. d
Ss @ nes L.eary d back from the South.
Agnew returns to Chicago on
Monday
HE legislature must adj ourn on or be-
tore the 18th. =5=
5sS Mr.sJ. 81. Kennedy returned from q fly
ing trip to Duluth to day.
S Four decisions were handed down by
tho Supreme Court on Wednesday.
n Mr.. George st. John, the principal of
the zumbroto schools, is visiting in the
city.
DR.. Aucker was reelected city physi-
clan. He will strengthen his already Of
fcient corps OF assistants by the appoint
ment of DR.. d. G. Jones.
The wholesale commission firm OF
Kennedy & Devereaux. has dissolved,
and the business will now be conducted
by Mr.. Devereaux under the name OF
VIM. Devereaux Il Co.
The entertainment for the benefit OF st.
James church at Market hall was pro-
nounced success. Every seat was occu-
pied and undated interest was kept up
through the entire programme.
Everybody is elated over the success
attending the champions OF the capitol
bill. A two million dollar edifice will be
quite an ornament to st. Paul, and a
credit to the state Of Minnesota.
If the bill of DR.. Williams now before
the legislature passes that body we can
be assured Of park site near Fort Smell
ling, which along with being credit to
the state, and desirable and handsome
location, will be the means Of bringing
the Twin Cities closer together.
Mrs. McIves-nee Alice Shaw-died
On Tuesday at the home of her mother.
BY her demise st. Paul losses one OF it's
most charming persd1ages, and the mu-
steal world one Of its most CITED devotees.
Her family have the sympathy of the en-
tire community in their sad bereavement.
Easter Sunday was appropriately OBJ
served with all the grandeur OF the Gath
Ole ceremonial in the Cathedral. The
Most Rev. Archbishop Ireland ofticiated,
assisted by Father Dolphin as deacon,
and Rev. Patrick J. Mcmahon as sub
deacon. DR.. Heffron preached-subject
the "ResurrS ction." ..t
On Tuesday evening the Irish Ameri-
can club gave delightful reception IN
it's spacious parlers in the Endicott-Ar-
oade. Dancing was the program. Sieve
raj members of the legislature were
present as guests of the club. Repre-
sentatiyes Walsh, Manahan, Underleak,
MoGrath, and Senator McHale were
among the number.
Uri Lamphsy sued Joseph Arth and
VIM. Noyes for damages W hich he claims
TO have suffered by reason of the noise
made by the defendants while hunting
upon his lake last summer. Mr.. LAM
phry claims that the game which he had
invited to spend the summer upon his
premises we're frightened away and asks
for $500 recompense. Judge Otis has
the matter under consideration.
On Tuesday evening, April 4th, in the
Twin City hall, concert for the benefit
of St. Peter Claver's church was given.
The hall was we'll filled with very ap-
preciative audience. Among the many
numbers of the excellent programme
none drew forth more we'll merited ap-
olause than those of Miss Mae Butler.
She possesses keen knowledge Of music
and harmony and this, together with her
excellent cultivated voice renders her
singing an unusual treat.
The mass meeting in Gid of the Home
Rule fund was held at Market hall ON
Thursday night. Speaker Lee, OF the
house of representatives, presided in the
unavoidable absence of Gov. Nelson.
Patriotic and stirring addresses were de-
livered by Archbishop Ireland, Attorney
General Clapp, Senator Ignatius Don
nelly, Judge John w. Willis and Others.
Archbishop Ireland appealed for finan-
cial aid TO help defray the expenses OF
the Irish parliamentary party and about
$l,4OO was subscribed by those present.
The committee in charge will canvass
for more funds before the money is re-
mitted to London.
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