The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-07-07
STATE CAPT. AL ( NOTES.

n ATE GA PITAL NOTES.
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u The Fourth Of July was dull day in
this city.
4sSP. az. Farley, Esq, was called to Hast
ings on business Saturday.
Mrs. James Cuddy. who has suffered q
severe illness, is rapidly recovering.
Miss Anna Devereux, accompanied by
Mrs. Paul Patter, has gone east for tho
summer.
Mr.. VIM. Lyons came in from Prior
Lake with his bride to spend the Fourth,
in the city.
Members and officers of the A. r. U.
at this point were in session all afternoon
of Julys4th.
Policeman Davis arrested one of the
strikers Saturday evening for calling an.
other ecab.
vacation and will not sgsin convene be-
fore October.
The way in which the great daily pa.
pers defend the corporations and abuse
the strikers is significant.
The A. r. U. boys have the united
sympathy Of our citizens, and it is to be
hoped that they will succeed.
Great disappointment and wonder is
evinced in st. Paul over the failure of
DR.. Rice to win the handicap July 4th.
Mr.. George Flynn went home to Wi
mona Saturday, and returned to his
post in the United States mail depart.
ment Monday.
Mrs. J. j. Iwoby, of Merriam Park,
who has been dangerously ill for some
time past, has recovered and will spend
the hot weather in the country.
NJ. F. Kahn, the former incumbent OF
the county auditors chair in this coun.
ty, has again received the position, this
time by appointment, County Auditor
James H. Burns having resigned.
City Controller MoCord has refused
TO allow the pay roll, as passed by the
assembly, singing his old song of illegal.
ity. His action is an unwarrantable one
and an outrage on the poor laborers OF
the city.
st. Joseph's church held a festival on
Monday evening for the benefit of Rev
Father Raleigh, who is sick in Paris
Many were in attendance and the out
come from financial point of view was
satisfactory"
The mail carriers outing at White
Bear was as usual q source OF merriment
and revenue. The boys in gray always
distinguish themselves as royal hosts
and their entertainments are accordingly
we'll patronized.
The various churches held pic, MICS on
the 4th. St. Peter Claver's at Como
brought an enthusiastic crowd. St. Pat
rick's on Mississippi street had large
attendance. The receipts were large
considering the times and rival amuse
ments.
The county political pot is already
steaming and the many candidates for
the few offices are again hustling. The
interest is growing more intense and as
it wakes warmer the ward healer, with
no influence and scarcely manhood
enough to control his own suffrage,
rises the price Of his supposed pull.
The Cathedral festival held in the
parochial grounds was phenomenal sue
cess. The receipts were beyond expec-
tations. The contest for the gold watch
was hot one aud was won by Miss
Nicely, who had six thousand votes. The
one coming next was Miss Collins with
5000 votes. Twenty-Five hundred dol
laas we're Melted by the festival and all
are elated over the great success.
Ramsey County Hibernians.
Special to The Irish Standard,
At the recent elections of officers OF
the various divisions of the A. O. H., of
st. Paul. the following candidates were
chosen fo7 the ensuing term:
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