The Irish standard., 1894-08-04
IS.
( Bherihs Chapel IL ID Duluth.


sNN W. Irwin is again at home, after
sthree weeks visit ia Chicago.
Dar Reese, candidate for clerk Of the
supreme court, is in Chiosgo.
John McRae, Of Graceville, Mimi, was
/ il the city on Tuesday on buainese.
5 William Hagerty died at his homo on
Minnehaha street on Wednesday, after
staggering illness.
Dr.. Ignatius Donnelly has gone to q
\ Michigan watering place, Mount Glenn
epa, for his health.
The fire department responded with
I've engines to the call Of Minneapolis at
the great fire on Monday.
Judge Willis hhs decided the Hare
Pennington Sixth ward aldermanic con-
test; seating Mr.. Hare the Democrat.
Receptions and refreshments were
given to the national temperance dele
gates at Cretin hall on Monday evening.
St. Johns church, on Dayton's bluff,
Rev. Thomas Gleason, pastor, held 8
lawn festival on Monday evening. 1t was
highly successful.
Mr.. Gethy, the well-known druggist
and member of the bachelors club, has
at last been caught by coy cupid. On
Wednesday evening he was married to
Mrs. Chandler.
Griffin, the non protected proprietor of
gambling room, was again arrested, to-
gether with large number OF frequent
ers of bis joint. The cases were contin-
ued until Aug. Z.
The case Of Miss Taylor has been de-
cidea by the school board adversely to
the teacher. This hearing developed the
fact that the heads of the schools OF this
city need an occasional clipping.
The Daily Globe has shaken of ju-
dicial control and now appears in person
and not by guardian, The Kittson heirs
now own 1t and will continue it's publca-
ton IN the interest of democracy.
Davis and Jacobs, under arrest for
using the u, s. mails for fraudulent pur-
poses, had teir hearing before the U. 3.
commissioner on Tuesday. Jacobs was
discharged and Davis held to the grand
jury.
The Democratic congressional conven-
t,on is in session at Lindstrom today.
Ramsey county, by reason of it's mum.
hers, will control the action to be taken
Il. J. Darragh, of ST. Paul, will probably
be the nominee.
Mr. and Mrs. William Regain mourn
the loss of their yovng daugh' er, Irene,
who died on Saturday. The young
couple have the sincere sympathy of q
great circle of friends, who share their
sorrow with them.
Judge Kerr holds that John Wagner
is elected over Charles Horst to the office
OF city treasurer by four votes. Mr. Wag
ener is young and popular Democrat
and is receiving the congratulations of
his many friends over the outcome of his
contest
The cases of Best and Kellett, Great
Northern strikers, were tried 10 the
United States circuit court on Monday.
After the government rested its case the
defense moved to dismiss on the ground
that it did not appear that an offense had
bsen committed. The motion was
granted and the men discharged.
The Seven Corners Young Mems Dem
ocratic Club had an opening at their
new rooms in the Irving block Wednes-
day e,ening. DR.. D. 9. Jones, the able
young physician on the city's staff, pre-
eided Us president OF the club. The re-
cepticn was notable one and the doc
tor, with his usual suavity, did the hon
ors.
A most distressing accident happened
lsst week, in which two popular st. Paul
ties lost their lives Pierce Butler, county
attorney, Charles Dana, chief deputy
sheriff, and F. M. Luther, clerk in the
omptroller'e Office, composed party OF
pleasure at Isle Royal, in Lake Superior.
They had only been out four days, when
they proposed making another excursion
to neighboring trout stream. At the
invitation of a fisherman they got into
his sail boat, and had scarcely proceeded
q hundred yards when the craft was
struck by strong gust of wind and all
the occupants were thrown into the icy
waters OF Superior. Poor Dana and
Luther never came up to the surface.
M. Butler. fortunately, arose and caught
an oar thrown to him by the fisherman,
and was rescued The sad news did not
reach ST. Paul until Friday evening. the
delay being caused by the distance from
q telegraph office, the party being 35
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