The Irish standard., 1894-07-14
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TIE CAPITA NOTES.
d Mr.. and Mrs. William Regan are re-
oeiyiDg the congr atulations Of whole
hoet Of friends over the advent at their
home on Tuesday Of an heiress. Wills
face wreathed in smiles announces to his
friends that fortune of some kind has
favored him, and when he tells that
belle has come to grace his pleasant
home, he is showered with we'll wishes
for the future Of his pride.
S Mr.. Charles Hillman and Miss Marga-
ret Franklin betook themselves to the
shade Of st. Croix Falls on May Goth last
and there with the kind assistance of a
minister united their fortunes for better
or worse. The happy couple kept the
event profound secret until last Sun
day when they announced the fact. Miss
Franklin is girl of pleasant disposition
and winning manners and her many
former suitors will envy the fortunate
groom in his possession Of ali accom-
plished helpmate.
Rev. P. j. Mcmahon sang high mass
at the cathedral on Sunday last, and
Rev. DR.. Hebron preached all eloquent
sermon on the present troubles between
capital and labor. No man, having the
interest of the community at heart, could
have exerted himself moro and with so
much zeal and with 80 much success at
tending his efforts, than the genial,
whole-souled pastor OF the cathedral.
There is no man in the community whose
word carries greater weight, whose effort
is more unselfsh, and whose inyestiga~
ton into the present labor Trouble has
been more honest.
The Republican state convention met
in the Auditorium Wednesday,. Chief
Justice Gilfillan was turned down and
Judge Start of southern Minnesota was
nominated for the first place on the su-
preme bench. Judge Collins was NOM
mated to succeed himself as Associate
Justice. Incidentally it is needless to
say that il the Democratic party. has Wis
dom enough to nominate Judge Willis az
his opponent Justice Collins will not sue
coed himself. Knute Nelson will again
head the ticket, and will again be elected
governor of the state unless man OF sill
perior public worth be nominated by the
Democra to oppose him.
Miss Anna Murphy and Mr.. Thomas
Spence were married last Tuesday in the
Cathedral in the presence of a large num-
her Of friends. Rev. DR.. Hebron per-
formed the ceremony. Miss Sarah Nolan
was bridesmaid and Mr.. James Fitzger
aid best man. John Cavanagh, Esq, and
Mr.. w. J. Thorne assisted as ushers.
Miss Catherine Collins presided over the
organ. The bride is q St. Paul girl whose
accomplishments and engaging manners
have won for her a host of warm friends.
The groom is the most popular and skill-
ful salesman in the city, one of the lead
ers of the Clerks Union and recognized
factor of the trades and labor assembly.
After trip on the great lakes Mr.. and
Mrs. Spence will reside at 165 Aurora
avenue. &
The Hibernians of st Paul will hold
their annual picnic on the Fort Smelling
grounds Saturday, August Is. Everyone
who attended the picnic year ago will
remember that these grounds are we'll
adapted for gathering of this kind. It
is expected that this will be the most
successful picnic ever given under the
auspices of the order in Ramsey county.
The County Board has appointed COM
mittee on grounds, r. j. Clarke chairman;
on transportation, John Leyden; on
sports. T. T. Kelleher; on refreshments,
james Maloney; on printing, T. j. Doyle;
on music and dancing, Jerry Haggerty;
on voting contests, the county officers.
The chairman of each committee is to
select his assistants. There will be
general meeting of all committees Au-
gust 3. M
The great strike of the A. R. U. against
the Pullman company and allies has its
quota of active supporters and train OF
sympathizers in our city. The local
branch of the American Railway Union
has a complete corps of officers and a
we'll developed membership. Since the
latest trouble arose the home branch of
the organization has been in daily ses-
sion and all its members together with q
large contingent of friends Of the cause
have been in attendance. The strike and
it's present and prospective conditions are
discussed. The Union here is complete
and all members seem to have acted on
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