The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-12-09
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The CLIFTON Hotel has again changed


The Chfton Hotel has again changed I
proprietors. s|ss. 81. 81
4 Mr.. Charles Mcclure, Of Wabasha,
visited st. Paul Thursday.
a party Of celestials en- route tor Coy
lon passed through ST Paul Wednesday.
W. ". s. Thorn has been appointed
general superintendent Of the Eastern
Minnesota railroad,
The Central skating rink opened
Thursday evening and was we'll patron patron |
lied by the lovers Of that healthful ex-.
erciee. ss
Fleury, on trial for bank robbery, was
found guilty Of grand larceny in the first
degree, after thirty hours deliberatlon
by the jury.
M. 8. O'Toole, the genial sheriff OF
Itasca county, collected $136 from the
state last Wednesday, as fees for taking
four prisoners to Saltwater.
Mrs. H. Marie Robbins, the popular
instructor of the terpsichorean art. gave
delightful reception at her academy Tor
dancing, Wednesday evening,
Much favorable comment is expressed
In reference to the action of the fire COM
missioners in restoring the salaries OF the
firemen to the original figures }
At the public entertainment to be
given by the ST. Joseph's T. A. society
next Tuesday evening, Mr. James Mana
han will deliver an address upon "The
First American
John Cuniff, the veteran A. O. Il. and
much respected citizen, Is seriously i'll.
1t is hoped that he may soon recover and
round out many years of u efulness. lie
cannot be spared yet.
The December term OF the Ramsey
county district court opened Monday
with $50 jury and 90 court cases. The
court will take vacation from the goth
of December until January 2nd.
The Mayor and the City Railway com
pany seem to be on excellent terms, as 10
evidenced by the book of tickets carried
by his honor, emitting him to ride on
any and all lines of the company.
The city hall committee have decided
to place storm windows wherever possible
on the court house. 1.-THE ang" must
be slumbering, or the atmosphere OF the
old stone pile would be sufficiently warm
Mr.. Michael McHale. the we'll known
stone contractor, died on Saturday last.
Mr.. McHale was one OF the early plo--
neers Of the state and had friends with
ont number who sincerely mourn his de-
parture.
Father Lawler, with the assistance OF
his parishloners, is making preparations
for bazaar to be held at his residence
for the benefit of the church. The affair
is expected to prove social as we'll as
financial success.
G. w. Slattery has commenced per-
sonal injury suit in the United States
circuit court against the Great Northern
to recover $4,000 for injuries sustained
by him while riding on anegligently con-
structed car in Washington.
At the recent state board examination
for admission to the bar fifteen out OF
the twenty-five applicants succeeded in
passing. and are now tull tiedged law
vers OF the successful ones Mr.. John
Cavanagh, OF st. Paul, won the highest
no aors, having in the judgment OF the
examination board displayed remark
ably thorough and accurate knowledge
of the fundamental principles of the law.
Mr.. Cavanagh came from Ireland few
wears ago and deserves great credit tor
the strides forward he has taken, alone
and unassisted The Ramsey county
bar has in Mr.. Cavanagh acquired 9 val
liable &C session. and the brightest Of
it's younger minds may we'll look to their
laurels. 1ss
OF Vernona Jarbeau. who comes to
the Grand next week, the New York
Herald says: Alter an absence OF i've
wears Vernona Jsrbeau appeared again
before q New York audience in the Park
Theatre, which Welcomed her warmly,
applauded her loudly, and bombarded
her with flowers. She has lost none OF
her chic, the snap, the Gaelic fire, which
were her charms in the past. She is the
same capital entertainer that left us, to
our regret, years ago, and is worthy OF 9
better piece than starlight which is
simply series of amusing complications
strung together to give the star an OPP
portunity to change her costumes which
were many and beautiful.
Waited from Superior.
SpecsSl 10 The Irish Standard.
10 D.DHyer paid flying visit to Mil