The Irish standard., 1895-02-23
ST AT Z APIT u NOTES.

. Westinghouse birthday was a2propri-
ately COMMUNICATED.
@. G. Lewis lies seriously i'll at his
home on st. Peter street,
Marshall Campbell returned from
Washington on Tuesday.
The White Boar electric line has gone
into the hands OF receiver.
J. M. .Leiendicker, the halter, has
made an assignment without preference.
Fred A. Rettig, of Chicago, spent four
days in st. Paul on business during the
week.
The photographers OF the state are in
convention. There are some artists
among them.
The play "Tragedy," presented at the
Metropolitan by the members OF the
Minnesota Boat Club, was financial
and histrionlc success.
More matrimonial misfits have come
into court this term than aay preceding
mouth for the past year. All ages aud
all colors and all grounds are represented.
Tickets fcr the Emmett entertainment
A. q e., on March 4th, may be secured
from any of the members at the small
cost Of Is cents A good time is assured.
ROYAL Arcanum 1878 gave most de
liehtful hop in Martins hall on Friday
evening. The program was select and
varied and the lunch was simply dali
cious.
The Editors Association we're ban
quoted at the G. numerical last Wednes~
day eve. Thursday night thex out of
town mem ers, by invitation, Inspected
J. j. Hills art gallery.
Albert Clew8tt died suddenly at bis
home nt White Bear Lake On Wednas.
DIV, Of heart disease. He Vas sixty five
years of age and ha} lived forty pears NJ
Company Ell First. Regiment, NJ. N. G.
.le'rsta,7 it's fifth anniversary with a
d.a-.;., at -. \rmory On Wednesday
evs,,i:.y. About tv,' hundred aud fifty
couples were present and the event
passed off most epj ,yably.
~ rHar >u>nx H., MIA, ooI fra,rf I
editor of the Wabasha Herald, spent
three days Ia The city this week attend
ing tho editorial convention Aside from
beng hhe best editor III the county Mac.
is aiso the abtest lawyer il Shat district
vho Municipal Reform League is stir
ring up al kinds Of excitement. The
latest move is an attack CD the tees
olarge5 by the register Of deads, claim
ing thut fees are being charged in excess
OF tie amount allowed by statute.
At tie last regular meeting Div. No. g.
A. o. Fl D, initiated seven. memoera they
also received fvs applications Division
No 9 will make some OF the larger divl-
siona lock to their ianra's or drop the
honor OF being banner divisions unless
they get hustle on them.
L. r. O'Connor has been named as
United States marshal, but as yet the
sanction of the senate to the appoint
ment has not been given Dick is feel
ing jnbilart over his prospects, It's bet
ter to be born with pull than to come
into this world with bank account.
Maggie Otis. the young lady who was
bitten by pet dog and who went to
Chicago to take the Pasteur treatment,
returned Monday, the 18Th. No symp.
toms were apparent but her friends ad
vised her to undergo the treatment. The
doctors of Chicago say she will never
suffer from the "trip.
John Tietman, farmer, came to the
city Sunda! night looking for work, and
feeling downhearted at prospects, used a
little distilled cordial. When he WAS
found Monday morning be was minus
both legs having wandered on to the Du-
luth tracks in maudlin condition.
The reception to Mrs. Lake, the tenn
perance advocate, was grand success
.nd her lecture was redolent with good
advice, She is certainly an able cham |
picn OF the cause Of temperance and her
Efforts have borne good fruit. Her zeal
is such that naught but good could 70
suit from her work. She will address
the Legislature by request on Monday
evening" !
The A. y. II. of Ramsey county will
give musical and literary entertainment
at Market hall on Monday evening,
March 4th, the anniversary of Robert
EmDiet. The committee in charge re-
port the program almost completed, and
Judging from the talent already secured,
the entertainment promises to be very
and will prove rare treat 10 |