The Irish standard., 1894-01-20
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..l9 q A. q Mon Nulty addressed the
sk1ssdess On Sunday.
n ! remaining suspected bank robbers.
lelll y ae tried in February.
|sse3t Peter Claver's church choir will
give sacred concert February 9Th.
I'D There will be benefit darce at Market
hall tonight for the unemployed street
oar employees.
Haenggi, the wife murderer, has b on
adjudged insane, and ordered committed
IL Rochester.
5s James McRae, Esq, the cashier Of the
Bank OF Graceville, was in the city on
busir ess Wednesday and Thursday.
Hon. n. M. Rice, ex-U. s. Senator.
died in San Antonio on Tuesday. His
remains will be brought home for inter-
aanent.
is A froet kindly came to the rescue OF
the many visiting curriers' in our city
"Wednesday night and for the remainder
sof the week the sport moved grandly on.
{ The ST. Joseph's T. A. society is ar
ranging for an excellent literary and
musical program to be rendered on next
I Tuesday evening. The we'll known young
orator, Mr.. Thomas j. McDermott, will
d deliver an address upon "Goldsmith."
The state central Democratic commit
tee met at the Ryan on Tuesday even
ing. Many representative Democrats
were present. After routine business
was transacted banquet was had, and
needless to say, it was "feast Of reason
and flow Of soul"
The Ramsey county Democracy, which
is the backer of Burns in his canvass for
the mayoralty nomination, held an en-
..thusiastic meeting at Turner hall Thurs
daya-eGsning. Delegations from every
I, prpcinct in the city were present and it
,looka as thougo the chances of Smith
and the old "gaug" were growing Slim
mer and still more slim as the trysting
time approaches
Paul Quehl has been elected to the
councils vacancy caused by Franklin's
resignation. Quehl denies being an A.
II, A., but his surroundings at least are
very much Of that order. Living in that
atmosphere, it is impossible for an ire
eolute man not to become tainted. When
q denial is necessary to clear his skirts,
it is almost time to breathe purer ozone.
Move among broader minded men, Paul!
Paul Martin, the A. P. A. member of
the Fire Board, is discordant element
in that body. His whole ambition seems
to be to rake up petty charges against
firenlen and increase the city's almost
depleted treasury by imposing fines for
slight infractions Of the rules governing
firemen. Any charges brought against
our efficient firemen will have to be sub
stantiated by stronger evidence than that
Of Paul Martin.
Many ugly runors are afloat about ex-
Alderman Franklin's integrity. He is
charged with having received monthly
stipend from the salaries of the deputy
building inspectors for his refusal to
vote in the council on a resolution GUST
ing Building Inspector Morris. Frank
lin was recently appointed secretary Of
the fire board and paraded before the
public as the champion of labor The
council has ordered an investigation.
Franktin'e esc,1tcheon, unless satisfac-
tory explanation is forthcoming, will be
much smirched,
On Tuesday evening the Irish -Ameri-
can club gave its first literary entertain
ment. It's spacious apartments were
Allied to overAowing by ladies and gentle
men intellectually inclined. The address
OF the evening was delivered by Mr.. John
ID. O'Brien who spoke instructivey and
pleasantly for over an hour of the Irish
patriot, Thomns Davis. Mr.. O'Brien
while not an orator is withal very en-
tcrtaining speaker who can always be de.
pended upon to amuse his audience and
at the same time give them something
worth remembering. After the address
Mr.. John Gehan sang several songs with
great success
Hallen and Hart and their clever COM
pany will hold forth at the Grand Opera
House one week, beginning to- morrow.
teI,he Idea" which is the name OF their
sli0ht entertainment, was proven last
,years as original and effective in it's hu-
nnorous scheme end details. This season
il is said to be a greatly improved affair,
in which music, dance, 8 ng and frolic
some incidents are adroitly interviewer
and enormously fetching. The New
York critics said the entertainment as it
now stands, provides an evenings enjoy
m,ent. widely removed from the ordinary