The Irish standard., 1894-12-08
STA + CAPT AL NOTES.
Archbishop Ireland has returned home


Z Archbishop Ireland has returned home.
Distric. court convened on Monday
with small calendar Of cases.
The case of Hawks, ex cashier Of the
defunct Seven Corners Bank has been
SGT for December 18th.
The Amber Euchre Club met last
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. w j. Shie'y
ct their residence on Goodhue street.
Division No. 2 A. O. FL. will have ar
annual election cf officers next Wednes
day evening. All the brothers should
attend.
The you. ladies Of the Council OF the
Visitation will give a m usieai recital or
Tuesday, December 18Th, afternoon and
evening.
The knights of the razor are in con-
vention at the capitol. It they solve the
problem of shaving with less talk, they
will confer a benefit on humanity.
Attorney General Childs has rendered
an opinion that Attorney R. A. Walsh
s., has no claim to the seat upon the district
bench now occupied by Judge Willis.
Mrs. Hattie Harries, wife Of W. ID.
HarrieR, U. S. Revenue Collector OF this
district, died on Thursday morning OF
heart disease. Her death was without
warning and is severe shock to her
family and host of friends.
Division No. A. O. e., of Ramsey
county, elected the following officers on
Wednesday evening: President, John
Leyden; vice president, Z. f. k4lliher;
recording secretary, M. Conroy; haancial
secretary, r. w. Mccoy; insurance Sec
rotary, John Costello; treasurer, g. t..
Mcbride.
The ST. Theresa Sodality of st. Vim
cents church gave Tennyson's "Dream
Of Fair Women" at Cre5in hall on Friday
evening of last week. The pantomime
YVES exceptionally expressive. Tbs story
read by Miss Minnie Grathwol brought
out clearly the idea of the. author and
exhibited evolutionary talent OF rare
merit.
The Aletheia Cinch Club met at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. james Manahan
on Monday evening and had most en-
ioyabIs time in playing The now popular
game. Prizes appropr5 ate and elegant
were contested for; tho J. 'rtunate winners
being Messcs Flynn f3>: DIR. W. u. Kal-
", and tho Misses Ne.t,h>,ws and Culinary.
A most delightful i.1ch was served after
which the club dispersed with pleased
memories Of pleasant gathering.
Tho entertainment gwen by St. JOS
eph's r.. A. Society in Bon Ami hall
Wednesday evening, will be remembered
with pleasure by all who were fortunate
enough to attend. The musical numbers
were excellent. The singing by Prof
Congd N was especially appre oiated,
T. FL. Smith, Of Minneapolis, president OF
the State r. A. Union, delivered an ed-
dress full Of thought and earnestness,
His ringing words TO laboring lien and
labor organizations might we'll be heed
ed. The most interesting feature of tine
program was the debate on the question
SIS love q greater incentive to action
than ambition?" j. c. Nolan opened for
the affirm alive in IN earnest, eloquent
manner. In behalf OF the negative M:
j. Clark spoke pleasing'y and logically
for fifteen minutes, carefully citing many
characters of history in support OF his
contention. Tho F. Loughran fol
lowed Mr.. Clark for the. Affirmative.
While MIR. Loughran offered no proof
that love was ever an Incentive Q action,
ha did prove shat he was deeply versed
il ancient lore pertaining to the subject,
aud that love was very good "nd holy
shiny. ~. Reqau closed the debate for
the negative with crushing argument,
the suoaH loglcal and forcetul of the even
ing. II Justice to the other dsoaters,
h,yevsr, it may be added that Mr.. Re
gan has IA acie a special study OF this sub
ject.