The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
STA TIE CAPT. AL NOTES.

STATE CAPITAL NOTES.
The Irish American club expects to
give 2 reception on Monday evening next.
Many Of the people have already be-
taken themselves to the lakeside, there
to be famed by June's algidc breezes.
On Thursday the children Of the Cath
edral parish approached the altar rail
and received their first Holy Commu,
MON. &
The committee on police of the assem-
bly, is investigating the discharge OF j..
G. Mccarthy, bailiff in the municipal
courts.
The streets are badly in need OF
eprinkling, and as yet the contractors
have entirely failed in their duty. Ru-
NOR has it that tho bondsmen will be
called upon to take up the work.
Preparations on an extensive scale are
in progress to fttingly commemorate the
completion of the Great Northern Rail
road. The occasion will be made per-
sonal compliment to Hon. James J. Hill.
E.V. Smalley addressed the members
of the Commercial club on Thursday
evening, subject RECIPROCITY" T. J.
Haynes gave lecture on"A trip from st.
Paul to Alaska illustrated with descrip-
tiou views.
The st. Paul Auditorium, that large
frame structure on Eighth street, was
thrown open on the 9th. A revival
meeting is now in session there. In fu-
ture all conventions of any numerical
magnitude will be held there.
j. Kennedy, at one time state dele
gate of the A. O. Fl. of Minnesota, met
with sad bereavement recently in the
: deeth OF his estimable wife. inner dem
Use an excellent lady-a devout Catholic
he's passed to her eternal reward.
Fergus Fahey, the we'll known mer-
chant tailor, met with serious accident
on Sunday last. In alighting from an
electric car he missed his footing and
was dragged considerable distance,
sustaining injuries to his side and back
that have confined him to his home for
the past week.
Leo Straus, an artistic dancing mas
ter, was arrested on Wednesday evening
and charged with burglary. He had q
room IN the Forepaugh Block where he
had stored his plumber, consisting of
iewelry and other articles of the approx
nraate value of $1,000. The grand jury
will look into the matter.
The grand jury DOW in session re.
turned fourteen indictments against
various persons for diverse infractions OF
the statutes. As yet no Indictment has
been reported against j. j. Rhodes,
manager of the coal combine. It is un'
derstood that the grand jury is investi-
eating the charges of perjury against
Rhodes.
The attraction at the Grand, the week
of May 18th, will be IA Fair Rebel
The public have bean educated to OK
poet the best in every line Of the theatre
cal business whether it be comedy, farce
comedy drama or tragedy, says the New
York Commercial Advertiser. The stage
presentation itself must not only be good,
but it must be we'll acted and well-staged.
These conditions satisfactory and the
public is pretty sure to acknowledge the
merits of what is offered to them. "A
Fair Rebel" to great extent satisfies
these conditions, and hence it has made
so favorable an impression that it will
reap good reward before the season
ends. The play is worthy of support be-
cause it tells an interesting story.
TIP. Enright, Of the ST. Paul police
force, and Miss Maggie Mckinley, of
Rosemount, Dakota county, were united
in marriage at the Catholic church at
Rosemount ON May 3rd in the presence
of a large number Of friends OF both
bride and bridegroom. After the cere-
snony the bridal party repaired to- the
nome of the brides sister, Mrs. M. Kelly,
where bounteous wedding dinner was
served to all the residents of the neigh
borhood who were present to extend
congratulations to the happy couple and
tender many valuable gifts to the BRIDE
as token of their esteem and friend
ship. Among those present were Dem
mis- Hogan, Daniel Mckinley, John Don
ohue, James Whalen, Mrs. Callaghan
and two daughters, MIR Geraghty, Col
lector of Customs, Miss McKillip, NJ.
and Mrs. Weyman, D. Bergen, =. Cullen,
MIR. and Mrs. Downey. Mr.. and Mrs. Ca
hill, Mr.. and Mrs. McHugh, the Miss
Whalens, Mrs. and Miss Conway Mr..
and Mrs. Mcdonnell, Edward and George
Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle. W.Rowe,
the three Misses mckinley, of ST. Paul,
M. Oulhane, D. Hickey, David Altman,
Mr.. Costello, Miss Delaney and Joseph
McDonough. It was one of the merriest