The Irish standard., 1894-08-11
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

STATE CAPITAL NOTES. !
I, Felix Nice arthy is in the city for few
days.
Mrs. O. r. Lake has returned to her
home in st. Louis.
The N. T. A. U. delegates have all re-
turned to their homes.
E.. J. Darragb will head the Demo
cratic district congressional ticket.
Mrs. Peter F Egan lies dangerously
sick at her home on Laurel avenue.
Joe O'Oonnell, of Springfield, ILL.,, has
returned home after few days visit.
The ladies of st. Luke's parish are
making q novena for bounteous crops.
The Diamond Joe line use no more
boats on the upper river, the water is
too high.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Potter have re
turned from trip through the East via
the Lakes.
Miss Norah Mead has returned from a
short vacation spent in the. country about
Henderson.
Prof. and Mrs. Hartigan have returned
from their wedding trip and are at in
Merriam Park.
Pierce Butler, county attorney, met
with a slight accident in Mortified
whereby he sprained his ankle.
State Auditor Bier man and the Great
Northern Railway are having tilt over
lands. It will soon be interesting.
Emmett Morrissey and Mary G. Ken
neay we're married at St. Joseph's church
on Wednesday morning, Father McNulty
Officiating.
The Como avenue bridge, the Peoples
Ice company ard the Northwestern Fuel
Comany's docks burned on Monday
evening.
The body of Charles F. Dana was re-
covered from the waters Of Superior on
Monday and buried from his residence
Tuesday afternoon.
The A. o. 81. picnic to take place Oh
the Fl. Smelling grounds will be an OPP
pertunity for good old-fashioned time
in the country.
Mr.. Pat Scanlon the travelling tick ct
agent of the Milwaukee road has re.
turned from trip through the Dakota's
and will take short rest at home.
j, Royal McMurran, swell and club
man, is under arrest at Memphis for
swindling st. Paullte out of $4,000.
He will be brought here to answer the
charge.
Well directed efforts are being made
to reduce the price Of gas and unless the
members of the city council are found
to be peculiarly susceptible to ''gas'' the
project will succeed.
Lieut.. Henry F. Breidert, late Deputy
Clerk of Courts, died at the home Of his
mother on Walnut street on Sunday
morning of brain fever. The funeral,
hold on Wednesday, was under the
auspices of the National Guard.
Gambling is open and notorious in
this city and apparently thrives under
police protection. The light fingered
gentry steal many hours from the night
to add to the day in playing their nefar-
ious calling. Gambling is prohibited by
statute and the public will no longer
permit the law to be over-ridden by the
connivance of the police.
Riordan's eruptions are about as fire.
quent as those of Vesuvius and do about
aa much good. His latest has been to
start inquiry into the management of
the public schools; or in other words to
put in his oar into the business of another
department of our city government. It
Tim would practice the virtue of mind
inQ his own official affairs and cease
meddling in those of others he would
confer great favor on public who
have long borne with his groundless and
empty reforms. Shut off wind, Tim,
and do some good!
Duluth Dots.
sn.o;a1 r. Tho Trish STANDARD
A baby girl made it's appearance at the
home of James McCahlll.