The Irish standard., 1893-12-16
81 ATE { CAPITAL NOTES.

We CAPITAL NOTES.
a movement q On foot to- compel the
closing Of the skating Kinks on Sunday.
st. Paul High School won first place
in the oratorical contest with the High
School Of Saltwater.
Or. w. D. Kelly has removed from
his former quarters to more comma dious
offices in the Lowry Arcade.
Up to date only eight jurors have been
secured in the Meiggs robbery case. The
court has ordered that sixty more be
drawn.
An effort is being made to arouse the
citizens and erect an ice palace, but thus
far the committee have not found time
to attend to the matter as we'll as they
desire.
Hugh v. McCauley. son Of William s.
and Alice McCauIey, of 955 Burr staeet,
died at 81. Joseph's hospital Tuesday
Services we're held at St Patrick's church
Thursday, Dec. l4th.
The police made several raids Tuesday
night on some alleged gambling resorts
and secured eight or ten victims, pla ing
the keepers or proprietors Of the place
under bail OF 800 each.
The St. Paul branch of the druggists
association participated in banquet at
the Windsor last Wednesday evening,
A majority of the druggists were present
and an enjoyable time was had.
Schuneman & Evans had an attend
ance of about 5000 at their opening
Wednesday evening. An admission of
ten cents was charged and the proceeds
turned over for the purposes of charity.
Mrs. Mary BIaisdell Dick-named the
Minnesota Blizzard," who figured in
many little schemes Of the frequenters Of
our capital, has by decision OF the Su~
preme Court. been adjudged sane. Mrs.
Blaisdell was sent to the Insane asylum
hut appealed.
AanaR Poigel has recovered judg
ment against the National German
American Bank, her husband having de-
posted collateral security with the bank
which was the personal property OF Mrs.
Poieel, she having given notice to the
laank Of the fact.
r. D. Scannell, editor of the St. Paul
Herald, has brought al action against
Pat O'Brien, John E.. Hearn and W. T..
Young. Mr. Soanneli, Tor the purpose of
procuring news, attended meeting OF
the Ramsey County Democratic Club,
Some evenings ago, but MIR. Hearn and
others, not liking his presence, forcihly
sjected him.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians have
secured permanent headquarters through
kindness of DR.. Hebron, in the Cretin
school building. The north hall has
been fitted out aud is we'll adapted for
the purposes of the Order, A general
public meeting will be held in this hall
next Tuesday evening, the 10Th inst, to
which all Irishmen are invited. Some
OF the most eminent mon Of the state will
deliver addresses aud good social time
is expected.
Paul Kauvar's terrifying dreams OF
anarchy are painted in vivid and shock.
ing colors. The play, though traught
with gloomy passion and casting pail
Of gloom over the heart, holds the mir
ror SO perfectly up to nature that it chal-
lenges admiration at the same time that
it's realism pains and Expresses. Simple
and absorbingIy interesting in story,
copious in action, presenting well-con.
ceived and clearly defined characters in 9
natural relation to one another and vi
tajized by vigorous and steady drama
tic movement that lncrt asses in force and
speed till it reaches startling eli max
and beautiful elimination. 1t will be
seen at the Grand Opera House next
week beginning tomorrow night.
The members of the A. @. II. will hold
an open meeting at their new hall at the
Cretin school building, on next Tuesday,
December 10th, to commence at 8 p. m:
sharp. all members are requested to
attend and bring their gentleman friends
with them. The following program has
been prepared by the committee having
the matter in charge:
Address Hon. c. D. 'Brien
Recitation. ........... i. F.amartln
Song ..........-...., .....'........V. H.oeAAHu
Address .... lion. VIM. T.. Kelly
song 49,. $50. +. y. OCohAeit
Recitation. ...E. J. OafrasA
Address-The benefits to BE- derived from mem.
bersnip in the A. o. q JAS. Manahan
Song. ~ ...... ;. Thos. Carey
Addresses, songs and recitations by the
members