The Irish standard., 1896-03-21

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l.. St. Pa4rick's Day was duly :ommelnor-5
ated by services in all the churches; and
the various societies celebrated with mus
ical and literary programs.
Democracy is taking on new apparel in
our county. No longer do the great tri-
Conley, Hamln and O'Coanor
hold sway. The sceptre has passed in
to other hands. Edward j Darragh is
now the high priest in the councils Of
the followers of Jefferson. Young bload
and vigorNh have been infused into the con-
tracted veins of the. local democratic body
and the change is a healthy one. With
Mr. Darragh at the helm there is renewed
hope that the heretofore sinking ship Will
right itself and sail safely into the har-
Dor of victory ON May 5th. Darrash has
been an efficient and successful corpora
tion counsel; clear headed and fearless, he
has fought many legal battles for the city,
when the outcome was IN doubt; but his
ability and Judgment and cogent logic
brought the doubtful cases to success
full termination in favor of the city. OAR
ragh has the ability and the courage and
backed as he is by the voice of the best
people who have admired his course in
the admin: stration of his office. he will
lead the Democratic candidates, whoever
they may be, to victory. ,,,r
Ed l.. Murphy, alderman of the Ninth
ward, was fined one hundred dollars by
Judge Orr.
Hon. James King is in Washington. 1t
is hoped he will bring home commission
with his own name inscribed thereon as
the next postmaster Of this city.
Mrs. Mary Powers died at her late home
ON Rondo street on Tuesday morning
after a short illness. The funeral serv-
ices were held at St. Joseph's church On
Thursday morning. Burial at Calvary.
Anthony FRANKIE, found guilty OF as
sault with dangerous weapon, was sem
fenced to five years in the penitentiary
by Judge Willis.
James f. Maloney, the popular boni-
face of st. Dennis Hotel, will be the next
alderman from the Fourth ward.
The pay of the police is again hung up
by the aldermen. Many of the officers
threaten to sue the city for back securi-
ties. r~
Bob Seng has announced himself as a
candidate for mayor on the Republicans
ticket. ,
George W. Meeks is defendant in
breach of promise case, wherein $4,000
Of his money is asked as a balm Tor
blighted affections. Anna MeelSs IS the
plaintiff.
ETY. gave progressive euchre party and
book social at their hall on Wednesday
evening.
A new boy arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs James McGolrick on Wednesday,
morning.
The assignment of P. H. Kelly was a
genuine surprise to the commercial world:
None in the Immunity ever thought THAI
such would be the end Of a career that
apparently was successful Mr.. Kelly is
III at the Merchants Hotel and as get
is unable to give any idea Of his affairs.
John r. Meagher of Mankato, is named as
assignee. Immediately after the assign
ment of his personal estate, the well
known mercantile house. P. H. Kelly and
Co., filed a general assignment for the
benefit Of creditors without preference.
No schedule Of assets and liabilities has
been filed by the assignee.
John M. Egan, of Crocus Hill, is in New
York city.