The Irish standard., 1894-10-27
Archbishop Ireland is in the Fest.

Archbishop Ireland is in the Fest.
John A. Green has gone to Graceville
Cor q few days.
Mrs. Giliick OF Glencoe is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs, james Kenaley.
Mics Jennie Kelly and Ada Culinary
visited Minneapolis classmates ard
friends last Sunday.
Mrs. Martin Wha,en of Cedar Lake
visited her sister, MRS. David Kelly,
during the past week.
jim White. OF the Ninth ward, has
again changed his politics. 1t is natural
with White to turn migrate.
Vote fog N. r. Kahn for county au-
ditor. He is capable official and has
demons 5rated his ability. @
John B. Olivier will again be Judge OF
probate. An old citizen and an able
Judge le will lesd the ticket.
Pat Fortune is running Fl. f. Stev
ems campaign against Hon. Michael
Doran. Mhin fact alone is sufficient 10
defeat Stevens.
DE-. Kelly is lover CT ducks and went
TO Glencoe in quest Of them last Satur'
lay. That the expedition WAS success
mis- zuauy friends who received install
ments by express Of that choices game
will testify.
DR.. d. C. Jones hes severed his con
nect,on With the city physicians staff.
His private practice demanded his whole
attention and to hold his former position
would be at the sacrifice OF his large and
lucrative practice.
Adolph Giesen and Miss Gertrude
Murpl,y were united in marriage by Rsv.
Dr., HeHnn, at ths Cathedral, on
Wednesday morning. After three
weeks tour Of the East they vii! make
their home ia this city.
John M. Ahern was dismissed from the
police force and on "Wednesday evening
presented long list Of grievances and
sensational charges against several
captains Of the department he goes
into detaiie and charges specific otfensef.
,Au investigation should be had, not only
Of these charges, hnt as to the motive OF
Ahern & removal, rs he has always oeen
considered q faithful officer.
Anton Miesen. Democratic candidate
for sheriff, is making magnificent run
and is deserving of unanimous supp TT.
He 4 ruAn of fne business abilities,
successful i'll private enterprises aud ne
will brig fo the office ability ripened By
long experience. Nothing can be said
saainst Miesan. He is a man Of his
word and ali who meet him are I'M
pressed with bis candor and earnestness.
the nany friends Of Mr.. Thos. Clarkin
(: of Leech street we're pleased with the
announcement ct his marriage to Miss
Margaret Hayes Of Minneapolis. which
took place IN tlat city last week. MT.
Clarkin Is we'll known in ST.. Paul as a
young man of sterling qualities and ex-
ceptional business ability. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarkin are now enjoying their wedding
.tr;t, in the east, and will on their return
make their home ip st. Paul.
On Wednesday evening" ST. Joseph's
Z. A. Society presented an excellent PRO pro
: gramme in honor of the society first
anniversary. Misses Lynch, Mnllaly
and Sheasgreen and Messrs Demeules
Waters and Dasem gave some fine liter
.ary. vocal aud musical numbers. John
nv. Lynch and Thos. N. Nolan, J g
Il Nolan and Chas. Damn, debated the
question Resolved, that T. A. societies
Ii. Il ara more beneficial than literary
4 sd societies.' Father Raleigh sent e letter
81 regret at not being able TO attend and
congratulated the society Tor it's zeal ~
& President McG ulre said q few words to-
the society. Fathers O'Briell and 4 Busch s.
II were present. The next entertain i1aent
6 viii ne. gwen On Nov. athel
Ia the speaker,
ssa' u he KING Bee &
on trains IA the Northwest and '1s
ithoat d. sli perior "a Illerlca ls tfl !!