The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-04-15
ISL ATE CAPITAL NOTES.

N STATE CAPITAL . NOTES.
Real estate is beginning to boom in
6t. Paul.
s a. s. Fahey, OF Green Isle, came down
H. visit the legislature on Tuesday.
Geo. u. Flynn, of Winona, was caller
1T Democratic headquarters Wednesday.
III The X. K K. club gave it's last hop for
this season at Westmoreland hall Tues
day evening.
J. A. Bodkins Dancing Academy will
give reception at Twin City hall on
Friday evening, April 14th.
Mr.. L. Roberts, of Syracuse, n. T., Is
the guest of Mr.. VIM. Devereaux and sis
ter, of 421 Dayton avenue.
u, Judge Kerr is engaged in the trial OF
cases in St. Cloud, relieving the judge OF
that district, who is indisposed.
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly, at the invita-
ton of Division No. /, A. 0. H., will de-
liver public address at Market hall on
Saturday evening, May s.
It is observed that under the "clean
administration" the streets of this city
have become very dirty. Some of the
most public ones are in shameful con-
dition.
Mrs. Agnes Gay Love, of Brooklyn, N.
Y, is visiting her mother on Grand ave-
nue. and was rendered reception by
Mrs. Robbins at her dancing academy On
Thursday evening.
Secretary of the school board White
was obliged to make formal apology to
the board for calling one of the school
principals liar. He was not permitted
to prove the truth in justification.
Judge Otis has made an order setting
aside the service of summons against all
of the defendants sued by Rhodes, OK
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other defeat for the coal combine.
Mrs. Mary Sullivan, of 455 st. Peter
street, attempted to commit suicide by
drinking carbo!ic acid on Wednesday
night. DR.. VIM. D. Kelly is attending
the sick woman and says she will recover
The Commercial Club held a meeting
on Tuesday evening. A paper was read
by Mr.. r. s. Thompson, chairman of the
Chamber Of Commerce of Duluth, in
which the question of reciprocity was
discussed.
The Eighth Ward Republican Club at
their last meeting passed resolutions Of
censure upon "Baby Wright" the mayor,
accusing him of breaking every promise
he made before election, except those
made to his relatives.
Michael Downs sued Mr. and Mre.
Frank Lavocat, his deceased wife's par
ents, for the possession OF his little
daughter. The little one is but ten
months old and is claimed by the grand
parents under an agreement made be
tween all partie. before the mother died.
Judge Brill has the fate of the tiny liti-
giant under advisement
It is understood around town that Per
kins, the superintendent of the Tenth
Division of the u. S. mail service, is max
ing strenuous exertions to hold his job
and that he has the support of one Of the
so-called leaders of the Democracy of
Minnesota If this is reformed civil
service" let US have some deformed civil
service and give the men who did the
work last fall chance.
1t now appears that the sprinkling con-
tracts made with the city for the coming
season were obtained by crooked work.
As usual those interested formed COM
bine parcelling off the city and fixing the
amount of each bid to be submitted.
One of the parties proved traitor to his CO.
conspirators and bid below the schedule
price. The result IS an exposure, and
the rejection of all the bids by the as
sembly.
Mr.. Thomas Greene, one of Murdock's
most enterprising and popular merchants,
spent the week in the city looking after
his share of the spells of last November's
victory. Mr.. G. is Democrat of the old
school, hustler and right good fellow.
That he is deserving of the honor of be-
ing appointed postmaster of his town
there can be no question. That he will
receive the appointment there is little
doubt.
Nj. B. Leavitt's new spectacular pro-
duction, "Spider and Fly" will begin a
four nights engagement at the Grand
April 10th, with Wednesday matinee
only. This is not the same company
that presented this successful spectacle
earlier in the season. It is no easy mat |
FOR IN 1oecrihsa all tho attractive faatnraa