The Irish standard., 1894-08-18

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n H. picnic 81 Fort Smelling
grounds today
:IThe coming marriage Of Mics Minnie
Burke and Mr.. Ernst is announced for
September 10.
The county states are being made up
and those who stand in are hopeful that
they will 60 through.
s Q'Halloran wears broad emile
which Is explained by the arrival Of twin
heiresses ct his home. !.
It issaid the marriage Of Miss Mamie
Prendergest and Mr.. John Melady will
be- solemnized on Septt mber 9th. s q.
Mr.. George freeman and Miss julia
Lamb were married on Wednesday at st.
Luke's church, Rev. Father LAWYER
! officiating.
st. Joseph's church on Dayton's Bluff
! Rev. Thomas Gleason pastor. held avery
successful festival oD Thursday and Fri
day evenings,
DR.. D. c. Jones. is in the field for health
commissioner with every prospect of
success. The doctor is Of sterling char
acter and unquestioned ability and would
mrke an ideal official.
Solemn high mass was celebrated
Wednesday, the Feast OF the Assumption,
by Rev. DR.. Hefron at the Cathedral.
Rev. p. J. Mcmahon acted as deacon and
preached the sermon OF the occasion and
Rev. P. Shea was sub deacnn.
The political situation in St. Paul, con-
sidered from Democratic standpoint. is
not encouraging. Men who ought to in
terest themselves in county affairs and
see that the right sort of men represent
the party are holding aloof and doing
nothing. Trickstere, ward heelers and
other things are combining and schem-
ing to control the convention and affairs
are going wrong generally.
Reardan 8 promised roast of the public
! schools proved to be mere empty bub
BILE. When he was called before the in
vestigation committee appointed by the
school board he had no evidence to intro
duce. Rearden has beloved long and
loud and promised the exposure OF many
abuses in various departments OF county
and city government, but nothing has
ever been developed. It is high time his
tongue was split.
Last Monday charge was preferred
against officer Fitzgerald OF Dayton's
Bluff. Mayor Smith at once referred the
m after to Chief Clark for hearing. At
the hearing 1t appeared that the officer
had been guilty of brutality in making
sn arrest. The victim Of his violence
was pour old lady whose only offence
was telling the officer what she thought
OF him. On the report Of Chief CLARK the
mayor severely reprimapded the officer
and imposed fine in punishment
The tenth annual picnic of the A. O.
a., of Ramsey county, will take place to-
day Saturday in Fort Smelling grove,
Near Fort Smelling. 1t promises to be
one of the grandest celebrations held by
the order in st. Paul. A day of genuine
Irish pleasure and sport is assured to
the many thouear de who undoubtedly
will leave their homes and business on
today to participate with the sons and
daughters of the Emerald isle in the
pleasures and paetimes which will be In
du|ged in under the auspices of the An
.cient Order of Hibernians. The program
will include sports Of all kinds, for which
splendid prizes have been donated by
the business men of the city. The COM
mittes has completed all arrangements
and good time is assured to all attend
ing.
Manager Kingsbury arrived from Mil
waukee yesterday, where he was met by
Jacob Lift, who has just returned from
Europe. Mr.. Lift announces stronger
list Of attractions for the Grand in this
city the coming season than has ever ap
peared in this theatre heretofore. A
great macy of the attractions will, the
coming season, appear at popular prices
for the first time. The season will open
Sept, 2, with Charles H. Yale's newest
"Devirs Auction" to be followed by the
new racing play, ':The Derby Winner"
the new police play entitled THE Police
Inspector. Gus Heege's famous farcical
drama, "Rush City;;" Frank L. Bixby's
electric play, "shaft No. o. the great