The Irish standard., 1895-01-12
4 STATE u CAPITAL NOTES.
Bishop Marty is a guest OF Archbishop

STATE CAPITAL NOTES.
Bishop Marty is guest Of Archbishop
Ireland.
Mr.. aud Mrs McNamee have returned
from their trip to Iowa.
St. Paul is behind in the age of adj
vancement Ano case Of hypnotism has yet
come to light.
There was we'll attended and delight
ful euchre party in the. Irish American
Club rooms Friday evening.
William Cunningham, j., resumed his
studies at st. Thomas Seminary last Mon
day, after very p'easan6 vocation.
DR.. Berthal has returned from Phila-
delphia, Penn, where he spent the holl-
DAYS with his relatives and friends.
Election of officers of Crusader L. A.
aociaty resulted in election of John j.
Gleason, president; M. s. Lawless, vice
president; Thomas Burns, secretary, Z.
+. Norton, treasurer.
Freeman has again been elected as
president of the fire board. Mr.. Freeman
is man in the proper place and has
given good satisfaction to the people and
10 looked upon as fair and just man by
the fremen.
The Alethia Cinch Club met at the
home OF Miss Alice Cleary, on the COT
nsr of Paramount and Avon avenue Mon
day evening. 1t is peedless to say that
they were most pleasantly entertained IN
the beautiful home of the fair hostess.
WI. Kelly, Jr.. of this city, has not
accepted position with a jewelry firm,
az stated in these columns few weeks
ago. He has had no intention OF retir-
ing from the practice of law and the ru
nored change has no foundation what
ever.
St. Patrick's parish will, on the 18th
inst, give g grand rally in their hall.
Speakers and good music have been en-
gagged. Everyone is invited to attend
and show their interest in tie glorious
project of instituting reading room
With club privileges to the young OF the
parish. No admission charges Will DO
asked that evening.
The Municipal Reform League he'd a
meeting at the rooms of the Commercial
Club Tuesday night Many theories
v ere advanced whereby the indebtedness
OF the city council bereduced. The sa ne
theorists would no doubt be tickted into
a bad state of blindness, as to the said
indebtedness if the notoriety they hope
to gain by their hlabing, would place
shem in one OF the honorable and we'll
paid positions under tho city government
Thursday evening the Father Mathew
r. A. society celebrated its Goth anniver
sary in Cretin hail. The Most Rev.
Archbishop delivered most impressive
address to the large audience that tiled
the snacious hall. State Secretary j. j..
Regain presided. Following is the pro-
gram: Opening remarks by the presi-
dent. James Dillon; piano selection, Miss
K. Collins; ballad, James Hylent; tenor
solo, Prof G. II. Congdon; reading, Miss
Margaret Lennon; vocal solo, Miss J ulia
Griffin; address, Archbishop Ireland;
oontra]to solo, Annie Campbell; Either
duet. Emel Geist and Emel G. Geist;
bass solo, John T. Gehan.
The Globe VS.. Frank Brady, ct al, is
She title of the cause now on for hearing,
public opinion of st. Paul presiding as
Judge. The Globe charges Brady and
his companions, Wolf aud Kartak, with
traitorous conduct to the party and to
the Globe. The Globe ably championed
Brady and his two friends when they
were up for aldermen last spring, but is
now very sore on the same individuals
because of the refusal by them to vote
the Globe the city printing. For not do
ing so the Globe now pours all the wrath
Oh the heads of the trio Of which great
daily is capable. The efforts of the
Globe in behalf of these three Democrats
during the last election was no doubt
we'll exercised at the time, but whether
Brady ct. al. looked first at Democracy
and friendship with q view OF reciprocat-
ing for favor done, or to their own ends,
remains to be revealed.
. prupTcuOp IREI AND,S ANECDOTE.