The Irish standard., 1893-06-03
u ST A Apt AL NOTES.
" Ar. 2. H. 9 'Hara, OF Graceville, spent
9 few days Of last week in the city.

#a Mr.. Phi. Q 'Hara, OF Graceville, spent
'af few days Of last week in the city.
Great preparations are in progress for
the Hill parade. Bunting and flags are
being put in place.
Several of the schools are closed The
reason given by the board is that diph-
liberia has broken out in their immedi-
ate locality.
A little stir has been made by a few of
the old timers against the saloons for
selling liquor to minors, and several a.
rests have been made.
J. j. Ryan and N. J. Theme were
elected as delegates by the retail clerks
union of this place to- represent them in
the national convention at Nashville,
Tennessee.
James Mauahan, Esq, received the
honor of making the address of the even
ing on Decoration Day in Minneapolis
before one of the A. o. Fl. divisions in
their hall.
P.H. Kelly has received notice that
Hon. VIM. M. Springer will be in our
city during the Reciprocity convention,
and desires to pass little leisure time
in our sister city.
Decoration Day was observed with the
usual ceremonies. Moses E. Clapp was
one Of the principal speakers Arch
bishop Ireland delivered at Calvary
cemetery patriotic and inspiring adj
dress on America and her dead veterans
On Tuesday evening an entertainment
and festival was given at st. Peter Cla-
ver's church and was remarkably we'll
attended. It was pronounced success.
Father Casey no doubt feels proud of his
efforts, as in truth he should, amongst
his colored congregation.
A delightful concert was given at Col
umbia hall, Merriam Park, Wednesday
evening, by the choir Of st. Marks
church. This was the second Of Il series
of entertainments being given by the
choir, under the direction of Father
Harrison, who deserves great praise for
the energy with which he has built up
his parish.
Miss Mcmahon, highly estimable
young lady, and Mr.. Patrick Corcoran,
the. popular and efficient conductor on
the N. P. road, were united in matri
1nony at the Cathedral Tuesday morning
at 7:30, Rev. Father Illig performing the
ceremony. John D. Curry acted as best
man, and Miss Stella Kenaly, the
brides cousin, as bridesmaid and G. j.
Ryan and Th g. Doran as ushers. The
happy couple, after their wedding tour,
will take up their sojourn at White Bear
Lake.
St. Paul will be especially we'll repre-
sented at the Worlds Temperance Con-
gress to be held in Chicago for one week
commencing June 5th. Archbishop Ire
land will preside over all of the delibera-
tions Of this great convention. Thurs
day has been set apart for the Catholic
side of the discussion. On that day,
with otheF eminent temperance workers
from various parts of the world, Mr.. A.
w. Gutridge and Miss Mary Cramsie,
both of this city, will participate. Mr..
Gutridge will read a paper on "Alcohol
and Health" and Miss Cramsie will recite
an original poem appropriate to the oc~
casion. The views of every people in the
civilized world will find expression. Any
one visiting the Fair during the week of
June 9Th should not fail to attend the
deliberations OF this body.
Johu N. Burke and Public Examiner
Kenyon no longer ''speak as they pass
by" The little ripple of events occa
stoned by the controversy between those
gentlemen needs not to be set forth III
any lengthness. The trouble originated
through the vigilance displayed by Mr..
Burke, in looking iuto the conditions of
some of the banks in the state, notably,
the Guaranty Loan Of Minneapolis. Mr..
Kenyon but short time ago stated that
the Guaranty Loan was in a prosperous
condition, which indeed it might have
been, and no doubt was, bat Mr.. Burke
held differently, and it SO happened the
Guaranty Loan went down as many
banks have of late, which were much
stronger. Burke felt elated, and soon
the linguistic and quill encounters Of
the gentlemen named became Of a more
serious nature, and if report is not to
the contrary, eliminated in tistic en-
counter. When the matter is finally
settled it will b forgotten, as it is not Of
any great interest to anyone, unless to
the gentlemen themselves There must
be something more under the surface
than the small matter referred to.
The Board of Education is in deep