The Irish standard., 1895-11-16
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tSHf JONI Neom0nQ r0Qg naa An 4QQEsSS iH'
Esued to the people of ireland, says 81 sun
Stance that tf they viii on1y come to the
point and support him to a man that he
Twill revoIu hionize the House of Cone
mons and give Ireland her freedom With
Iollt delay That ought to be an excel
lent bargain, but there IL a we'll grounded
belief that John would not be able to de-
liver the goods after the cond itions had
been fulfilled on the part OF the people,
and as q result there will be no great
rush TO his support. The so-called lead
ers OF recent date in Ireland have prom.
have realized that hope deferred maketh
the heart sick. Redmond's following
will be limHed-very. NJ:
Tim Healy will not be expelle led from the
Irish National party r without: having
something to say in the matter, and for
this purpose and to advocate his ideas
Of national policy he, with his friend, Mr..
Chance, will purchase and publish q daily
newspaper in Dublin, which will be run
in opposition to the Freeman's Journal
and the Independent. The gentlemen
named are said to have made a million
Of this sum they will expend $25O,0O0 in
SVAu4NSAA5 SAO nVW0pdpCl LII 0uvUCCAy VI
Healy's political ideas Still the effort
to have Healy expelled will not be abatel
and he may find himself soon focking all
alone by himself SO far as party is con-
cerned.
Peter Maher, the Irish pugilist. knocked
out Steve O'Donnell, the Australian, in So
seconds at Maspeth, L. l., Monday night.
II was what the sports might call a pretty
piece of work. No sooner had the men
came together than Maher promptly
knocked his antagonist down and as soon
as he rose to his feet twice afterwards he
time to think what was taking place. The
third knock down settled O'Donnell.
One swallow does not make summer
nor will one or two southern states going
Republican this year hand over the south,
to the g. o. p. The Republicans are clap
ping their hands in glee just now because
Kentucky and Maryland did not present
as strong Democratic front as they have
done heretofore but wait till the clouds
roll by. These two states will be found.
in the Democratic column in 1896.
While Bishop Walker was conducting
services in the Episcopal church at Fargo
last week thief stole his fine sealskin
.overcoat and escaped. The bishop was
no doubt so busy showing how to circum-
vent the devil that the latter gflded into
his presence and made away with the
holy mans property. But Of what use
is sealskin overcoat to his satanic ma
jesty in the kingdom over which he pre-:
sides?
Senator Hill, of New York, will lecture
in the Lyceum Theater in this city
ON Wednesday, November 9th, in the
Peoples Church, st. Paul, on Friday,
goth, and in Duluth ON the 30th. The
citizens of these three cities will then
have an opportunity of seeing and hear
ing one of the most willy and at the same
time courageous politicians of the age.
Mrs. Lease is to the front again. She
wouldn't permit her husband, who is a
druggist at Wichita, KAN, to pay the an
nual so cent fee prescribed by the statutes
for the support Of the board of pharmacy,
claiming that the law is unconstitutional.
She proposes to fight the matter in the
courts and for that purpose will appear
for her husband. No matter what the
court may say Mary Ellen is bound to
have the last word.
This country would save a great deal
OF money if it would create a number of
titles each year so that the girls with
wealth would not have to carry it across
the Atlantic In order to catch an imbecila
or fossilized wearer of a title as a hus-
band And besides the girls would then
know what they were getting which they
don't know now.