The Irish standard., 1894-07-28
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T. Nv. Farley has gone into the country
On 9 vacation.
The engagement Of Mr.. Morrissey and
Miss Kennedy has been announced.
Miss 81. Marie Robbins is again at
home after 9 sojourin at tha lakes.
! st. Luke's church held q lawn festival
on Thursday evening. It was q grand
Miss Jessie Lamb and George Free
man have announced their approcing
nuptials.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kelly, with their
family, have taken cottage at White
Bear for the season.
Great preparations are in progress for
the reception of the delegates to the
National Temperance Convention.
The Horst Wagner contest for City
Treasurer still hangs fire and the two
interested parties are very anxious
Tho ladies' of the various Catholic
churches are making an effort to estab-
iish Baby's Home. Their efforts are
meeting with success.
The Penuington-Hsre contest for Al
derman of the 9th ward was argued on
Thursday before Judge Willis. The
Judge has taken the matter under ad
visement. An early decision is looked
for.
Lewis Jones, the young lawyer, was ar
rested for assault at the Hamline race
track. He turned round and swore out
warrants against all the book makers for
gambling. The cases will be heard on
Monday.
McCardy has been mandamused to
show cause why he should not audit the
city pay rolls. Mac is making an ad.
mirabe record rs scrap book comp
troller. Technicalities seem to be Nc
Cardy's only qualification for Office.
To those who may be foolish enough
to let other tongues run away with their
brains when they announce great strike
is ended, wa would say to use their ears
and eyes and be witnesses of the ear
nestnees of men who gather at Labor
Hall on Wabasha every evening and
afternoon.
The "Young Democracy" is term
otsen used in print, but rarely recognized
or ocnntenanced by the leaders In
Ramsey county the Young Democracy
has been recognized by the selection OF
MIR. T.. J. Darragh for congressional hon
ORG, and the delegation from this county
shall 90 instructed for him to Lindstrom,
Aug. 4th.
IL the hardy sons Of Erin 90 not rule
az thoroughly on St. Anthony Hill, as in
other portions Of the city, they can be
happy in knowing that one feature OF
the Emerald Isle is there viz: 3 peat bog,
despite the fact that the delicate nostrils
OF some of it's distinguished inhabitants
are tickled by its disagrseable odor. The
fire department. has made 5wo or three IN
effsctual attempts to extinguish the tire
which has broken out in the bog.
Hoyt, tue Health Commissioner, and
two OF the Board have gone east to ex
anime into patent crematory, to be
Used the in destruction of accumulated
garbage. Such contrivance could not
oe used to any better advantage than in
tue city OF ST. Paul. A. world OF good
could be done by calling grand gather
ing to witness the first experiment Of the
with Tim Reardon of the A.
2, A. tendency, and boorish manners, to-
getiler with some more fossils as victims
of toe consuming fire.
Arrangements are about complete for
the reception OF delegates to the Nation
Al convention Of the Catholic Total Ab.
,tiuence Union of America, which will
in the auditorium, this city,
Wednesday morning, August J., The con-
vention will be presided over by Rt. Rev.
Bishop Cotter, of Wiuona, and among
he delegates will be many clergymen OF
rational and international reputation.
The meeting will be called to order at
|:3O a. M, 8nd will adjourn Immediately
@ the cathedral, where Pontidcal High
Iass will be celebrated. The sermon !
7ill be preached by Archbishop Ireland.
The music sung at this mass has beer
pecially written for the occasion by !
nusical composer Of this |
ity. Among the events in preparation
" the local committee in charge are at !!
EAST one monster mass meeting at the |
auditorium, probably on Thursday even
ne, which will be addressed by Bishop
Natterson and others, reception at the
he West Hotel on Friday evening ten
Lered the visiting temperance workers !
" the total abstainers Of Minneapolis, |