The Irish standard., 1894-11-03

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Seventh Ward .sdREENLEAF CLAhhE
E;ohth Ward GEORGE GERLACH
Ninth Ward ...OdAhLho y EsSoon>1sH
Tenth and Eleventh Wards and outside
towns WILLIAM Il. BORDEN
Cast a vote for Ed j. Darragh for con-
gress.
The Independent Democracy has sew
eral members.
III. Gillen, of Saltwater, was in
town over Tuesday.
Governor Peck, OF Wisconsin,, spent
Wednesday in the city.
James Manahan is still hustliug for
Cen. Becker for governor.
The Order of Equity, fratecnal soci-
ETY., has organized new branch in this
city.
Hon. Michael Doran will be the next
state senator, vice Hiram f. Stevens, de-
feated.
John McRae, Graceville's substantial
citizen, made this city brief visit dur
ing the week.
Join in the rousing rally at the Au-
ditorium tonight. Every Democrat
should oe there.
Frank Morrissey, formerly managing
editor Of the Dispatch, died in Omaha
On Tuesday.
St. Johns church bazaar has closed,
and Rsv. Father Gleason is happy over
it's grand success.
Why not compliment and reward
merit aud ability and elect Pierce But
ler by 5000 majority?
The Terrace Council Royal Arcanum,
of St. Paul, was entertained by Mime
apolis brethren on Friday evening.
Miesen is now only calculating the
majority by which he will be elected.
Anton will make an excellent sheriff.
Judge Egan has denied the City rail
way company's injunction in re the Sew
enth street paving. The work will now
70 on.
County Commissioner Lauer has the
sympathy of whole host Of friends over
the death of his son Emil, who died on
Wednesday after q long illness.
Vote for John 3. Olivier for pr obate
Judge. No man in the county is SO quail
fled to fill the office as he--remember
him when casting your ballot.
George Plym, carpenter working on
the Lavine Hats ON East Eleventh street,
miss ID his footing and fell four stories
sustaining juries that caused his death.
The st. Paul Press club rendered re-
cepti N to the Minneapolis club at its
new rooms in the Coashburn building,
on Wednesday evening. Rev Dr.. Con-
way, president. delivered the address OF
welcoms. The club, with about 100 in
vitel gu ests, passed q very delightful
evening.
The Creme de la creme OF society are
introducing the coming women to pub
lie society. In other words, the ankle
length of dress Of yesterday is thrown
aside and the full length skirt js now
donned. and the school girl Of yesterday
has assumed all the responsibilities of
society's ''languishing fair" The mar
ket is daily growing larger.
The city council has as yet done moth
ing about the charges preferred by John
M. Ahearn, lately discharged from the
police force. This matter should be In
vestigated; also the cause of Ahearn's
removal. He was an honest fearless and
capable officer, and his discharge looks
as if it was brought about by the ma
chinations of personal enemies. No man
should be bounced for doing his duty
and this seems to be the reason of
Ahearn's removal.
During the past week the children and
sisters of the Catholic Orphan Asylum
made pleasant excursion to St. Johns
church on Dayton's Bluff, at the invita-
tion of Rev. Father Gleason. The chill
dren enjoyed the excursion greatly.
4 Sincere thanks are due to Meesrs. Smith
/. OF ST. Paul and Superintendent Good
rich Of Minneapolis for their kindness iu
1 securing the orphans 9 free car OF the
4 City Street Railway company for the
occaslon.
Hon. William NJ. Campbell has been
y appointed y. s. marshal for this district,
sSyice Adam Bede, resigned. Mr.. Camp
ssbellheld the came office during Cleve77 4
ands ra ii q ion, and bic resp g