The Irish standard., 1895-03-02
srATa, CAPITAL NOTES

Henry Garfield, of Boston, is in the city
ON business.
DR.. Clark, of White Bear, was in the
city on Thursday.
Robert Evans, the well-known lawyer OF
Prairie du Chen, was the guest OF fr1enos
in this city on Monday.
William Pitt Murray slipped whilst walk
ing and suffered fracture that VIII con"
fine him to his home for several weeks.
Hans p. Jensen, ex-alderman OF cue
Ninth ward, died at his home on Mfss1s-
sippi street on Tuesday after lingering
illness. He leaves q wife and family 10
mourn his death. 4, ..
Mrs. Lake. the eloquent advocate of tenn
perance, lectured before the legislature on
Monday evening upon her favor1te toplc'
The audience was large and appreclataye
and the speaker was time and cline ap-
plauded.
r G. Michaels is out in an interview
saving he is no longer in the race LOT
the city attorneyship. This narToWs 1a1
field. Michaels was strong man. anu
the fight is now narrowed to ives, reeo'o@
and Darragh on the Democratic she.
The old veterans of the state have neen
in session here all the week Iaey ga,'h
campfire meeting at the Peoples cnurch
Thursday evening. Van SAINT, Yho was
commander for. the state, declined re-
nomination. Ell Torrance is said to De
the next favorite for tbs. position.
1t is rumored that JTdge Otis will re-
sign from the district bench to accept tns
presidency of the St. Paul Trust Company.
In the event that the report is true, ene
bench will lose an able and consclenl'ous
member and the trust company yin gam
a man of rare executive ability.
A bill has been introduced in tHe senate
to repeal the law of 1889 establishing
municipal court in st. Paul. It's passage
will do away with one OF our m9unieapa1
court Judges. What will become OF tne
bill is much In speculation, pus 49, ~ gn
vocates are jealous in seeing II 90
through.
Dan McCarty, the night Waterman at
fire Headquarters, passed to his reWare
Monday evening. He was ~ years oao
and for II years has been on tfte hre de-
partment. Some years ago ne was 1naue
night Waterman at No. ire ;neadquaL-
ters. Mr.. McCarty will be s1neefe ns
mourned by all his old associates ana
friends.
Messrs. Bowlby & Co., of the Boston
will erect a clearinghouse OF their own
on Robert, corner Sixth, across from Tue
Hotel Ryan. They have been moved 70
this action that they may keep up 10 inc
times, as business Of the nature IN "hich
the Boston is engaged has been leaving
Third street.
tainnaent to be given unde" the auspices
of the Ancient Order of 14iha''nians OF
Ramsey County in Market Hall on MONDAY
evening March 4th, commemorative OF the
anniversary of Robert Emmett, have com
ple5ed their work and the program which
they present is one Of unusual merit ana
should receive the hearty support OF all
friends of the order. The Hibern1ans are
to be congratulated in securing sueh talent:
The following is the program which W'A
commence at s o'clock sharp:
Overture, Pepin's orchestra; address
Rev. J. M. Cleary; Song, Gems OF OLD
Erin" rhos. conroy; Emnet's speech: speech from from
for Old Ireland Miss Abbie Mccoy;
recitation. Miss Edna Corrigan; address,
Hon John D. o'Brien; duet piano and
violin. J. O'Neill and Miss Nellie Burke;
recitation. :sThe Street Gamin's Story OF
the Play" Miss Dean; song, selected,
James Hylent; violin solo, Miss oBrlen;
song. selected Miss Hannah DAILY; duet.
selected, Misses Mcnamara; song, "Green
Shores of Erin,'' J. B. Nolan.