The Irish standard., 1893-06-24
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.
Thomas C. F'itzpatrick has gone to the

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Is Thomas C. Fitzpatrick has gone to the
Fair.
Rev. p. c. Conway, Of Chicago, is visit
ing friends in the city.
Isl. Mary's school finished The scholas-
tic year on Friday. .1
[ Thomas Grace, son and niece, Miss
Mae Butler. are doing the Fair.
The district court takes vacation on
1.-THE 3Oth. The last special stsrm will be-
held today.
Fathers Hebron, cCaba, Gibbons and
Cosgrove attended the G. T. A. conven-
ton in Minneapolis.
| Mr.. A. w. Gutridge has returned homo
from Chicago where he passed ten days
in Worlds Fair delights.
The members of the St. Patrick's T. A.
society chartered special car and at
tended the G. T. A. convention in Min
neapolis Wednesday night.
The Cathedral school held it's closing
exercises on the ed. Many friends Of
the pupils were present and the program
was rendered with rare excellence.
The st. Paul Choral society, $50 strong,
under the direction OF Prot. Baldwin,
went to Chicago on Monday evening.
They will MARBLE at the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Warner, mother OF Rueben War
ner, died at her home on st. Peter
street on Monday moraing OF senile de-
bility. She had reached the period Of
dotage and passed away at the age OF IS.
John Ii. May and Miss Emma st. Au-
bin were united in wedlock at the home
OF the bride on Wednesday evening.
One Of the Marist Fathers tied the knot.
The happy couple have gone east via the
lakes.
Miss Gsnevieve Manahsn, a sub-grad-
uate of st. Joseph academy, left for her
homo on Monday evening. Examples Of
Miss Manshan's we'll known artistic
ability can DO seen in the academy's art
exhibit.
The board OF public works has decided
to purchase Indian Mound Park. The
total cost of the park will be $4,000;
$4,000 Of this will be paid from the park
land fund aud the balance will be raised
by assessment.
I Prof. Carman has resigned his position
Id the high school, but from indications
at the present time popular sentiment
will either force the professor to return
Of the high school will be placed entirely
without the supervision Of a superinten-
dent. In the later event Prof. Carman
will return, no doubt, as he resigned be-
cause he objected to Supt. Gilbert as a
superior.
Young VIM. Rodger, son Of the legis.
lator, was fined $50 for assau|ting q
school mate. It seems Rodger had
brought whisky strongly dielutsd with
glycerine to the high school. He was u.s..
ling the compound for a cold, bat boy:
like he allowed young Lewis to get q
Whit of the Bourbon and for his act was
reported. Lewis talelbesring propensity,
cost him black eye and Rodger just $50.
John Gibbons, enc year ago, was as
saulted by one Rossback, and from the
injuries died in a few days. Rossback
was twice tried for murder, but each
time the jury disagreed. Finally the case
was nollied. On Wednesday an action.
was on trial in the district court, before
Judge Brill, wherein Mrs. Gibbons, as
! widow, sued the St. Paul German Insur-
ance company on an accident policy + r
81 900. The defense was that Gibbons
was murdered and suffered death from
NO accidental cause. Judge Brill held
he came to his death through an accident
and ordered judgment for the plaintiff
for the full amount.
For next week, beginning on Sunday.
night, the play chosen for presentation
at the Grand is ''The Planters Wife," a
strongly constructed and most interest.
ing story Of Southern life and character.
It's scenes are full of life and action, and
it's requirements are we'll filled by Mr..
Lifts capable artists The cast will pro-
sent both Forrest Robinson and Mabel
Bert in strong characters we'll suited to
their abilities. George Wright, Harry
Saint Maur, Emma Maddern and Anna
Robinson are also among those who.
will be seen, and both the strength of
the play and the ability Of those cast for
its several characters should make the
presentation of 'sThe Planters Wife" +;
among the best of the several plays So.
lected for the ten weeks season Of the
stock.
Waited from Superior.