The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
ST.. PAUL.

OIL. AUL.
An INTERESTING Assortment OF News
/ From Cur SANITY Sister City.
Thomas a. Prendergast, eS-city clerk,
has been elected president of the 81 Paul
| Savings Bank, vice john e. Prince. de-
ceased.
Miss Seaman hes returned to her nome
| in Lanesbore, Mimi, after q short visit
! with st. Paul friends.
The contest for$presiaency OF the high
School Debating Society was quite warm,
| and resulted in the election of Allen Ben
ham.
Olive Shelton came in collision with
a delivery wagon Of Field & Mailer and
| sustained anatomical injuries which, she
says. can be healed with a $4,000 salve,
| and has brought suit to accelerate the
cure.
Prof. Mulliken's protest against the in
dorsement of Curt:ss College by the
chamber of commerce was received by
that body and was considered well taken.
| MulliSen College can now claim the good
will and graces OF that ancient body
known as the chamber of commerce.
Dan Finn is considered an undesira-
! BILE citizen by the municipal court, and
was given hours to move to some town
where the census is just being taken. he
| did so.
bG. G. Skinner was buried from his late
| residence on Summit avenue Tuesday
| morning.
$,,1 lc1y "
or on Wednesday charged with remlss-
ness in not enforcing prohibition on the
fair grounds The charge was made by
one Campbell, and complainant wholly
failed to establish the least degree OF
negligence, and Lindley was promptly
exonerated.
| Some thief entered the sacr.sty OF the
cathedral on Monday and stole a golden
! chalice, the property of Rev. Father
| Woods. I'll has not been recovered.
! The assembly and board Of aldermen
have accented an invitation to visit Mil
| waukee on Oct. 16. It's hoped none or
| them will be overcome by extract, OF
Pabst, Schlitz or 'Blatz.
| Miss Grace Upham daughter OF II. T.
Upham, and Fl. e. Bigelow, well-known
aud popular lawyer, Joined fortunes on
Monday evening at St. Paul's church.
The wedding was the occasion OF social
event of no small degree, and the right
smart" people, old and young, OF both
cities, were present. The young couple
left for the East on short tour and upon
their return Will go to housekeeping:
| A number of the professional ball play
I ers celebrated the close of the season by
| imbibing an over quantity OF the amber
fluid. In future they will observe the
moral, keep sober fer they each CON
tributed ten in greenbacks to the city
treasury. >.
| Robert Bohanon, charged with assault
with a dangerous weapon, escaped from
the City Hospital, where ne was under
treatment He was rearrested Wednes-
day and now eats and sleeps in the coun-
| ty ia:l He needed change OF abode,
he saws. and took French leave for health
sake.
Judge Nelson and United States At
torrey Stringer are in Fergus Falls, at
! tending the United States district court
term.
The knights Of Pythias of the state as
sembled in the local hall in this city on
Tuesday and elected officers for the ell
suing year
luth train Thursday morning and sus-
tanned injuries necessitating amputation
Of the right arm.
Little Eddie Maloney while playing
With lighted matches, ignited his clothing,
receiving burns from which he died.
i. W. Gillespie, deputy county auditor
Of st. Louis county, is in the city.
I Randina A. Halvorsen says her nus
| hand packed his collar box and left her.
She sues for divorce from the tickle EricK.
+. w. Lee and family have gone East on
q short vacation.
Charles spicer and Clara E. Ames were
| married at high noon Wednesday at the
| home Of the brides cousin, Mrs. 9. IS.
Davis. -
Mrs, Lucy A. School, mother OF w.
N. School, purchasing agent Of the Du-
Iluth railway, died in New York city on
Monday Of append scftis. lnterment VIII
take place on Saturday at Kenosha, Wis.
SComiskey has taken his ball players
I to California, where he will enter the
State League. s 4