The Irish standard., 1894-03-31
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I s|ss tt =. Kinssy, Of Faribault, a&as up
m busiinsss ednesday.
@ Arguments ii the Burns investigation
4 sre bsing heard by the governor today.
~ Invitations have been issued by the
4 Irish-A1n srican Club for. q dancing party
d to be given April 3rd.
The Ancient Order Of Hibernians in
s.. Paul is increasing in membership at
The rate Of fifty per week.
The handsome residence Of Ross Clark
D On Dayton's Bluff was totally destroyed
by fire on Monday evening.
Harrison 3. King, q. former Insurance.
agent qfs this city, suicided BY taking poi.
Il son at his home on Seiby avenue.
John H. Gays case against the City
Railway hss been continued to the April
term, pending negotiations for settle.
ment. . t-=s.*:1,zsa' II
Magliano, the italian tried for murder
was found guilty of manslaughter and
sentenced to the penitentiary for term
Of twenty years.
The Second ward is booming P. 81.
Kelly for mayor. There can be no ques-
tion but what Mr.. Kelly would make an
excellent mayor if elected.
Rumor has it that several matrimonial
alliances will be made in the near future
between some Of our rich widowers and
eligible maidens of our city.
Alderman Cullen, one of the many
Democratic candidates for mayor, re-
turned from California on Tuesday and
is in the hands OF his friends.
Mr.. Matt Mccarthy, of Granite Falls,
accompanied by his sister Madge, spent
the fore part of the week in this city as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Man
ahan.
Prof. P. M. DAILY, OF Waverly, enjoyed
his Easter vacation among his old friends
in this city. It has been rumored that
congratulations will be in order in the
aowery month of June.
Mr.. John Jessrang, an old and highly
esteemed citizen, died at his home on
Rice street on Sunday last. The funeral
was held from the Church of the AS
sumption on Wednesday morning.
Gov. Mckinley, the apostle OF protec.
ton, gave an informal reception in the
Senate Chamber on Thursday afternoon.
Citizens irrespective Of politics turned
out to meet the distinguished visitor.
The County Board OF the A. 0. n. OF
Ramsey county meets in Hibernian hall,
corner of Fort and Sixth streets, next
Tuesday evening. Business of import
ance will be transacted and large at
tendance is expected.
A musical and literary entertainment
was given Thursday evening by the
young people of st. Mary's parish. There
were several songs aud recitations of rare
merit. The Twin City Mandolin Quar-
tette assisted in the entertainment,
Captain George Hays died from the
effects of q cold caught from being
thrown out of his boat into the river.
The captain was we'll and favorably
known along the Mississippi. He leaves
a wife and two daughters to mourn his
sudden demise.
The Governing Board of the Irish
American Club meets in the club rooms
tonight at p. m. for the purpose of pre-
pairing by laws to be submitted, at the
regular monthly meeting to be held i'm.
mediately afterward. Every member Of
the club is expected to be present at the
regular meeting as important changes in
the bylaws are contemplated being
urged.
Mr.. Charles n. Norton and Miss Mat
tie Simpson were married Wednesday
morning at the home of the brides
mother On Selby avenue. 1t was quiet
but very pretty affair. Mr.. Norton is
with the Great Northern and we'll and
favorably known in railroad circles. The
bride is favorite in the best society of
st. Paul and Mankato, and a young lady
of high accomplishments.
'The Voodoo" or ga Lucky Charm" is
the title Of new musical comedy, which
will be the attracti N for the week
commencing next Sunday night at the
Grand Opera House. The author, F. s.
Gibbs, has departed from the themes
generally treated in farcioal productions,
and it is said, has really found something
new. aIt is indeed pleasure to find
something which is not trite and hack
neyed, and Managers Sanger and Both
ner teel that they have given the public
something which will find place in the
hearts of lovers OF farce comedy. The
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