The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-08-24
ST. PAUL.
"A Grist of News on a Number of Sub
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| ~ jectS OF interest.
j. ]. Hill and Crawford Livingston are
in the East. Rumors has it on the N. p.
railway deal.
The Commercial Club has succeeded in
getting one fare for round trip to the
State Fair over the railroads from all
points in the state.
The tests of speed made by the fire de-
part1nent give every Indication of eff
cheney, and Chief Jackson indeed merits
his need of praise for the high standard
reached by the fire laddies.
Maurice Auerbach has returned from
the West.
All the priests of the archdiocese and
those of the diocese. of Duluth are on re-
treat at the seminary. It ends this morn
ing.
Secretary Bicknel, Of the Indiana prison
board, is in the city on official business.
Mrs. Tourletat, wife Of the superin-
tendent of the dining car service OF the
Northern Pacific, died while on a visit
to friends in New Hampshire. The re-
mains will be brought on here for inter-
ment.
Adolph Henschel an old resident and
enth street. on Tuesday, after short ILL
ness. The funeral took place from his
latte residence and the burial was at Oak
land Cemetery.
f.. G. Valentine, of Breckenridge, chair
man of the Red River Drainage commit
tee, was at the capitol on Wednesday.
He states that work will soon begin on
the new canals in Clay and Wilkin coun-
! ties.
| Driver Fischer was severely injured on
| Thursday by being thrown from his wood
wagon, The horses took fright at an
electric car. Fischer is in the City Hos
p1tal.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Egan are receiving
the congratulations of friends over the ad-
vent of new girl Mother and child are
doing well.
H. H. Fuller, the census expert, says
St. Paul has 100000 inhabitants.
Mayor Smith vetoed Markham's dog Ii
cense ordinance. Again the canine
barks with impunity.
Judge Egan quashed the writ of ha-
beas corpus in the Lowe case and that
man will now have to stand trial.
P. H. O'Hare, of Graceville, called on
city friends on Tuesday. He reports
crops in Big Stone as in excellent condi-
ton.
Rev. P. r. Hebron has been appointed
by Gov. ClOugh TO represent M1uLesotd
at the annual convention Of the National
Prison Association, to be held in Denver,
Sept. IA to IL.
Alonzo Cornell, an old army veteran,
drank carbolic acid by miTtake and died
on Tuesday morning. Funeral under u.
A. r. auspices was held on Thursday.
Little Title LIGHT, while playing with
matches, ignlted her dress and was burn
ed. Her injuries are thought to. be fatal
Col. Kiefer is looking after the Still
water end of his district.
The little daughter of Mr.. and MRS
p. M. Hennessy died in Hastings after
a short sickness. The funeral was pri-
waite. -,
August Ange, of Mendoza, aged 10
wears. died as the result of injuries re-
ceived from fall from train on Tues
day.
The Park Board has forbidden sensa~
tional amusements at Como.
The Police baseball nine defeated Min
neapolis on Monday. s.
Gov. Clough has named Sept. End as
Labor Day. 1t will be generally OBJ
| served.
l. John Wagner died at the home OF his
! sister, Mrs. Peter Bende, on Sunday last,
at the age Of 81. He was an old resi-
dent. The funeral was held from the
! Assumption church on Tuesday morn
| ing.