The Irish standard., 1894-01-27
81 TIE & CAPITAL !; |: NOT Il
# Judge r. r. Nelson has gone south for

his health ..
Every boy in ST.. Paul is aspiring to
political honors.
Judge Willis will render his decision
on Monday il the anti scalper suit. 3, 7;
J. Miss Halpin, of Chicago, is the guest
OF the Misses Fitzgerald, Of Acker street.
The local newsboys have declared g
boycot GU the Minneapolis rag, known ns
the Loyal American.
A very successful. social was given at
ST. Mary's church, on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. $4
The Minneapolis base ball association
fled. articles of incorporation on Wed
nesday. John A. Burns is manager.
IT is asked on the street If Tim Rear
don is not really Building Inspector.
He seems to have made all the appoint
ments.
The old Merriam block on Wabasha
street wss scorched on Tuesday night.
Damage slight and fully covered by in
aurance,
The Irish American club gave another
progressive euchre party Tuesday even
ing, which was delightful affair and
largely attended.
The Mutual Benefit society will give
it's 2sih annual reception Tuesday even
ing, January 30tb, in tho room of the
irish American club.
Jim Burns has sued Tim Reardon for
Islander, claiming damages OF $1,000. Mr.
Reardon frequently makes rash state
snents and this appears to be case OF
that kind.
The Independent Order of Forestere
will give an entertainment at Market
hall. Monday evening, for the benefit OF
the unemployed. Ignatius Donnelly
will speak. ....
The hearing OF ;s',>>e contest of the will
OF Edward Heffernan on the part ct his
widow has been continued to Jan. Both.
This contest is made ca the ground Ut
fraud and undue influence claimed to
have been exercised in it's making by
Mrs. Dean, the sister OF deceased, and
the chief beneficiary under the will.
Mayor Wright has over his own sig
nature expressed, what the people long
since have declared, that he would not
take another term. II the Mayor would
only resign he would completely crafty
the citizens. His administration mas
been failure, aud that his honor has at
last realized it is in itself a consolation.
At last w. j. Freaney has practical
Job. He has RIM for every office in the
county and Las been found wanting in
rates at least Nov his fidelity to repub-
,icanism has bsen rewarded by his ap'
polntment as plumbing inspector. The |
Office lis just Freaney's size; whose mis-
take through life has been his effort to
rise above his level.
Division No. O. H., has succeeded
in arousipc an enthusiasm which will |
before the winter is over, place it far IN |
the van of the divisions OF Ramsey |
county. Mostly all the old members have
returned and new ones are coming in at |
each meeting. On Wednesday evening
an informal entertainment was given !
co.. sisting of addresses by County Dele
gate +. II. Burns, Judge Twohy, Pierce
Butler, DR.. Buckley and President james
Mammalian, recitation by 2. A. Egan and
song by P. J. O'Connell.
Mr. Charles Frohman's company will
present Mr.. G. 81. DeMilles latest and
most successful drama al the Grand next
Sunday, and will hold the boards for two
weeks. The issue upon which MI. De-
Mile has based this play, which has
been 60 highly commended and praised
wherever it has been presented, is that
az sCapital and Labor" and the novelty
and triumph of the work lie in it's inof-
faosiye vet strong treatment of the qnes' |
ton of friction between moneyed capital
and manual labor. There is safe avoid
ance of partisauism and of everything !
a,sa that need make either an employer !
or an employe uncomfortable as an an
ditor.
The investigation Of ex-Alderman
Franklin is still on. Franklin admits re-
csiving SIS per month for period OF IL |
months, but says being poor man ne !
thought some admirers We're making up
a monthly purse for him. How "child-
like and bland' citizen father can be-
come. The grand jury will probably
not put as plausible an Interpretation
upon his conduct but will act naturally
and construe his actions in rational
manner. Poorly paid clerks are not in
tho habit of voluntarily contributing to
the support of ose who earns moro than
hl.1a Do,hono Fronk1in a rocant a1.