The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-04-27
CAPITAL CITY NOTES.
Death of Sister Octavia St. Ann Last
Wednesday.

Wednesday.
Five and water destroyed the entire
stock of furs and hats of Lanpher, Finch
& Skinner on Tuesday afternoon. Less,
$l25, 900; fully covered by insurance.
Maurice Murphy, the 7vell-known rail-
roader, died suddenly in Chicago on sun
day. The remains were brought home
for interment, which took place at Cal
vary on Wednesday.
The legislature has adjourned. About
the only thing done at the session was
the exchange of photographs Of the mem
bers More attention was paid to that
than to any measure brought up. AS a
whole, little damage was done and no
good accomplished.
Thomas Fitzpatrick was again ap-
pointed member Of the workhouse
board.
G. ". Bum has been appointed counsel
for the Northern Pacific Railway Com
pany.
E. M Estey is out Of the city on bust
F. w. Benz, the well-known lawyer,
together with his brother. Paul, left on
Tuesday evening for five months tour
of Europe.
Mrs. John G.. Reising has returned from,
Portland, Ore, and will in future reside
In ST. Paul.
Or. Stove says the expense Of quaran-
tine in the recent small pox cases. out
side of police patrol, will not exceed $40.
The social given by the Daughters OF
nounced social and financial success.
About 800 couples tripped the light fan
tastic toe to the sweet strains OF Seibert's
orchestra. a very nice lunch was serv-
ed, and the evening was a most enJoyahie
one.
the 5th Of May.
The election of city clerk will occur
in June. Idle runors are af1oat that
Thos. Prendergast will be defeated. Ny.
Prendergast has served the city long and
well and is a paragon OF apllty ell
cheney and courteousness. He Will Ger
iat1ly succeed himself, rurr1ors to the
contrary Notwithstanding
The bicycle craze has reached the high
school. =
Rev. Patrick Lucy, Of Watervi1le, was
In the city on Thursday.
Charles "a. Clark has been elected e.s-
pert printer for Ramsey county by the
commissioners, vice Billy Koch.
The telephone company has reduced
rates to such degree that about 100 sub
scribers will reap the benefit Of the re-
duction. They know the extent OF their
monopoly ana 4 puapose ho,d1ng on IN
Hoban, died at the home OF her parents
on Wednesday, after a short illness. The
funeral occurred from st. Johns Church
on Friday. 8:f
The Little Sisters of the Poor have
been made sad by the death of one Of
their number, Sister Octavia st. Ann,
who died on Wednesday,. In the world
her name was Mary Elizabeth Shuttle
The funeral service was held In the chap
| el OF the convent on Thursday and inter-
IneI1t took place at Calvary.
The rumor is growing more a reality il,
the contemplated resignation Of Judge
OTIS IN the event that he retires he
viii assume the presidency Of the trust
company. I. II .3ag Sss s5S ss4 &:
! Dr. Casserly lost his horse while at
TENDING the fire. A man named Welsh
drove or with it ami when found the
horse was dead Welsh claims he had
received permission to use the animal
from; friend. ~
Mrs. g. b. Hatch, an old and highly
respected citizen, at he q ses of 5 I. died
| a4 Kenoshd. is.. on 1dondaa q fe-
ssswere hit het nd buried on
IS i, Iflrs
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