The Irish standard., 1893-02-04
rs 4 APlTAL NOTES.


Is 81 CAPITAL NOTES.
.ss y. q, Scalan, Of Fort Wayne, is in the
CITY on business.
Judge Morrison is confined to his
house with very severe attack of per-
1Sltonitis.
Sergt. John Cook has been transferred
from the central TO the Margaret street
station.
838 Ed. McKimm, of Morrill,, Kansas, is
the guest OF his friend Charley Fitch, Of
South st. Paul.
j. j. Cunningham, of Helena, Non
tana, is in town on business and will not
!, retura for several days.
q Mr.. X. D. Mcleod, of Hinckley, and
Miss Martha Sweeney were married at
T the court house last Saturday.
Young Fred Murnane has successfully
passed his examination at the Monroe
and has entered the high school.
The class of "a of the st. Paul high
school has completed it's regular exam
inations. Ali passed but twelve.
It is reported here that Jack King and
Farmer Burns, the Iowa giant, will
vrestle here in couple OF weeks.
The Terrace council of tho Royal Ar
oanum gave delightful party at Paul
Martins hall on the evening of February
1st.
FIG. ireland, who was 50 seriously IN
jured by being thrown against the side
of building by large belt, is recov-
ering.
A horse owned by Henry Daily was
struck by an electric car few days
since and 80 seriously injured az to be-
shot.
The case of Strait against the st. Paul
e. Duluth Railroad for $4,000 damages
ia an trial in the United States circuit
court.
The &c. G.. G.. G." club of Merriam
Park gave dance on Thursday evening.
which was largely attended by the young
people Of the city.
James Liebe, of Moorhead, passed
through tho city Thursday on returning
from Winona, where he attended the in
terment of his sister.
Representative Mckay, of Sibley coun-
ty, has been requested to present bill
providing from the exemption OF taxa
ion all the public roads of this state.
The Railway mail clerks gave an enter
tainment IN their club rooms on Market
street Wednesday night. Some very
creditable selections Of prose, poetry and
music we're rendered.
Judge Edgerton Of the Q. S. circuit
court closed his labors here Wednesday,
the 18th of January, and went to his
home in Sioux Falls, whore no was takea
seriously ill with paralysis.
Judge Willis has fled decision in
the case Of the Kansas City Railway vs..
the St. Paul Union Depot Go. in favor
Of the Railway Go. The amount at is
aue was very large, having already ag-
gregated s5l,676.
County Auditor Burns is doing very
efficient work He has placed several con-
Germs on the personal property list, that
through some design or oversight were
not there before. The New York Life
Insurance Company was placed on the
list, at valuation OF $4,000.
The members of tho legislature paid
q visit to the State University Tuesday
and made thorough inspection Of the
buildings and grounds. They we're enter
tanned by President Northrup, and a
nice SO, cad was made in the room eccu-
pied by the law students. It is thought
this legislature will make an approprla-
tion for the University.
While insane with liquor last Tuesday
Thomas Kane desperately wounded his
sweetheart, May Flaherty, by slasbing
her throat with a razor. There
was apparently no provocation for
the fiendish deed. It is rumored that
there had been q lovers quarrel, but the
facts would seem to Indicate that the
cutting was the natural result of a fiend-
ishly vicious disposition being aroused
by drink No one save low wretch will
get drunk and only a british man will
carry razor.
Last Wednesday evening was the 25th
anniversary of the organization OF the
Catholic Benevolent Society, and was
observed by the members of that grow
ING organization. The following mem
L.