The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-11-11
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

STATE CAPITAL NOTES.
4. D. Ed. Dryer has returned from Al
bert Lea.
Harry shearn has again made st. Paul
his home.
Mr.. P. j. McDermott has taken up the
study OF medicine.
Mr.. Patrick McKacy. of LeSueur, is in
the city on business
Hon. John McRae, of Graceville, called
on his city friends Thursday.
+. Or. Vim. G. Kelly went to Chaska on
professional call Wednesday.
The Pioneer Press is receiving ads
from the A.P.A. Comment is unnecessary.
Miss Lizzie Ruddy, Of Chat6eld, is the
guest OF Mr.. J. J Twohy Of Merriam
Park.
Archbishop Ireland is 10 Buffalo, n Y /,
attending the 25th Anniversary OF Bishop
Ryan's episcopacy.
Hon. John ". Willis will deliver an
address before ST Joseph's T. A. society
on Sunday afternoon, November II.
The motion to quash the indictments
against Hawks aud Evans has been taken
under advisement by Judge Kelly.
County Auditor Burns Yves confined to
his house during the greater part of the
week by severe attack Of sickness.
The GLOBE charges Walter Holcombe,
ESQ.,, Of being q member of the A. P. A.
Mr.. Holcombe does not deny the charge.
Fisher and White, the two men sus-
peoted OF having murdered contractor
Her,la, will have bearing on Saturday.
Ex Chief OF the Fire Department, John
r. Black, il the sergea It alarms Of an
A.. 2. 4. lodge aud is soliciting fire in.
surance. 49,
-r EEshe Board Of Government of c. T. a.
Union met at Crusaders hail Thursday
evening, Considerable business Of i'm
portance was transacted.
Adolph Closer, German labor en-
tbusiast took bis own life on Wednesday
morning by shooting. He had become
erazed by constant excitement.
Rev. 81. J. McAvay, of Kilkenny, paid
visit to the capital CITY Wednesday.
The rev. gentleman reports temperance
work ia LIE Sueur county very active.
Society votaries tripped the light fam
sastie at the Metropolitan Opera House
tor sweet charity sake on Monday. The
proceeds OF the annual ball are donated
10 deserving charities.
Judge Kelly delivered an eloquent ad-
aress on John Boyle 0 Reilly at. Crusad-
ers' hall last Sunday afternoon. The
Crusaders always procure the best talent
Of the city for it's entertainments.
The Minnesota Fuel company, the
newly organized association formed for
the purpose of fighting the coal combine,
ia unable to procure coal this season at
less than the market price. The future
OF She company, however, is assured and
next season will bring decided change
in price to the coal consumer.
j.. Grathwal on Saturday last went
to the White Bear duck passes to bring
down some of the seasons birds. No
ducks hove in sight, but a lone loon came
along and was the misfortunate victim OF
Jlms aim. Jubilant over the result OF
his hunt Jim is having skilled taxider-
mist prepare the bird, and the souvenir
of the outing will ornament Jim's room.
Mr. Frank McCann, of Hamline, died
Wednesday morning at the home OF his
parents 10 Hamine. A genial nature to-
gether with refined and literary mind
won Tor the deceased host OF warm
friends among the young people OF the
city who sincerely mourn his nntimely
death and extend their sympathy to his
bereayed family. Mr.. Mccain was for
wears contractor in st. Paul. In 1921
he established newspaper at Lakeville,
MINI, which under his efficient editor
ship at once won prominent place in
the Journalistic field. A segere attack OF
lang fever contracted in early spring 30
weakened iass system that he was never
:,e to ally May be rest in peace
The attraction at the Grand Opera
House next week will be the charming
coincidence, Katie Emmett, in her new
Irish play "Killarney.' Miss Emmett,
since the retire m eut of Lolita aud Mag
gle Mitchell from the stage, is. undoubt-
eddy, our foremost light comedienne.
She is young, pretty, vivacious, ana has