The Irish standard., 1894-09-15
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

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was again arrested for forgery OF a $500 |
check. He'll not escape this time.
The local delegates to the GA. r. at
Pittsburg failed to induce that body to 1
come here next year, but got the promise
that they would come in 1896.
Ermish and Wonneykeil will pay the
death penalty for their crimes, 80 the
governor has determined, and the 10th
of October is fixed Rs the day.
p. M. Moroney succeeded in persuad-
ing the National Postoffice Clerks Union
to hold their next convention in st. Paul
in September, 1895. p. NJ. is hustler.
Miss Lizzie Coyon and Mr.. j. W. Will
Hams were married at White Bear on
Tuesday morning, Rev. Father Burke
officiating. Miss Coyon is q young lady of
prominence in social circles and whole
host OF friends Witnessed the ceremony.
Mr. Williams is manager Of the Ohron-
isle.
Hon. H. a. Cory, ex Judge OF the
Municipal Court, is strong candidate for
the District ben ch. Judge Cory has all
the requisites to make an able judicial
officer and has shown ii by his long ser
vice. The Democrats can do no better
tha1 to nominate him; he will lead their
party TO victory.
Tim Reardon is again in the role of
public censor Of the morals of our Off
Gals. This time be attacks John j.
O'Conaor, chief of the city detective
bureau, The same outcome is looked
for. Reardon has not made charge that
he has sustained and it is high time his
=. charges were left unheeded. His whole
object seems to be to impede public busi-
ness. 49,
The paving of Seventh and Fourth
streets came up in the council on Tues
day evening and the resolution that
would give countless numbers of the un.
employed work was defeated by Alder
tnen Murphy and Wolf. These men are
would be labor Representatives in the
city legislature and their action is hard
to explain.
On Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock
was solemnized the marriage OF Miss
Mamie Burke and Ny. Casper Ernest.
Rev. DIR. Heffrou peHfornled the csre
rnony. Miss Bu rke is\ the daughter of
David P. Burke, an old and much es.
teemed citizen. Mr.. Ernest is prom
ising Young business man. They will
make tour OF two weeks through the
East and South.
Regardless Of the slurs cast upon
Hon. Judge Willis by paid traduc-
ers his popularity is in no degree
: lsssened. It takes cyclone to
shake the confidence of the people in
the integrity and ability of John A.
Willis. He acts from q higher motive
than most men, and the people of the
state appreciate it. Elect him and grace
the supreme bench with dignity and
ability; something it has been wanting
In.
Next weeks attraction at the Grand
Opera House will be the famous new
melodrams entitled '"The Police Inspec-
tor This piece was produced in New
York the latter end Of last season and
was pronounced q great hit. The famil-
lar scenes OF New York life and the
crimes committed by various characters,
the scenes in which Inspector Byrnes,
New York's famous policeman, is pre-
sented, show a vivid and true story of
life in great city. The Company headed
by, Miss Florence Gerard, is excellent,
being the same company that was seen
in the original New York prcdut ton.
This play opens at the Grand Sunday
night, Sep. 18th, running all the week
with matinees Wednesday, and Saturday.
The Seven Corners Democratic Club
held red hot meeting on Monday eve-
ming. The election Of officers was the
business Of the meeting. The Eganites
had long vowed vengeance upon the fol
lowers of DR.. D. G. Jones, but when the
occasion offered itself they we're COM
pletely swamped. The fight was. made
on president Of the club. and DR.. D. G.
Jones carried off the honor with the Mt
most ease. It is hard to overcome the
doctors suavity in mode, and his we'll
known notions Of fairness force him to
I'LL many positions wholly distestetul to
him. The doctor will be the next City
health commissioner and more eff
cient, capable and CONSCIENTIOUS officer
the city will not have in the, present ad.
ministration. E..* ...
Tim Reardon and two OF the Republi-
can members of the assembly, voted
against the confirmation Of many Of
Mayor Smiths appointees at the meet
ing held Wednesday evening. Reardon
created sensation, q usual thing to ex-
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