The Irish standard., 1900-11-10
CITY AND VICINITY.
The telephone call Of the Irish STANDARD
= 40 Mississippi Valley Co.
TRRsELY TOLD.

latter's plurality is 2,1SO.
The Minneapolis Star has ceased to
twinkle as u daily. During it's brief
career it worked faithfully for lost
cause.
Bishop James McGolrick, of Duluth,
was in the city during the week and
paid visit to the sanctum of the Irish
Standard.
The moral degenerates of the Repub-
lican wards who voted for Doc Ames
can now have the freedom of the city
for the next two years.
A fine entertainment and supper will
be given on Thanksgiving night at
Holy Rosary hall. Tickets are 25
cents each, including supper.
A few snow flakes fell in the city on
election morning and before night the
Democrats were showed under by
their triumphant opponents.
Hennepin county sends only two
Democrats to the legislature out of 16
candidates. They are Herbert and
Fust of the Thirty eighth district.
The Tribune is the only Republican
paper that supported it's party candi-
dates in the campaign. The Journal
: ought to have followed it's example.
The married ladies of St. Anthony
parish will give an entertainment and
supper at st. Anthony hall next Satur-
day evening, Nov. II. Admission will
be 25 cents.
Every Republican candidate on the
county ticket was elected. All city
officers from mayor to park commits
sioners are Republicans. Only four
Democrats We're elected aldermen.
Rev. J. J. Keane and Rev. James
O'Reilly did not want Doc Ames for
mayor One was for Dean and the
other for Gray, but the genial son of
Esculapius won the race by a big
majority.
Judge John w. Willis, of St. Paul,
made a grand political address at Har-
monia hall last Monday evening. He
was listened to with rapt attention by
a large audience and was enthusiastic
ally applauded at the close.
Mrs. Thos. T. Lally, 2736 Third ave-
nue. S., is ut home again after an alb
sence of several weeks in the East.
During her absence Mrs. Lally visited
with friends and relatives in New
York, Connecticut and other states.
A card party is announced by the
ladies of Div. No. 8 Ladies' Auxiliary
A. 0. H., to be given on next Tuesday
evening at their hall, Tenth avenue N.
,-a2h1 Washington. Refreshments will
be served after the games are over.
All are invited.
Patrons of the Dewey theater have
treat in store for them next week
when the "Utopian Burlesquers," a
company of European and American
artists, will appear in a bright and
clever performance which is unique
among others of it's style.
-Four Democratic aldermen We're
elected as follows on Tuesday: First
ward, John Ryan; Ninth ward, o. e..
Larson; Tenth ward, James Dwyer,
and Eleventh ward, Peter Nelson. In
the Sixth ward Harry Lund was de-
feated by 40 votes on the face of the
returns.
Ex-Judge Thomas Canty pulled the
mask off Charles B. Elliott during the
campaign. He ridiculed him as u
judge, ranked him as third class law
yer, and declared that q venal and
corrupt press had exaggerated his ju-
dicial ability. He was elected, never
theless.
The exodus of Minneapolis sports
men for the woods in quest of big
game is about to begin. The anxious
: Nimrods stayed at home only because
the election was on, but now that it is
all over hunters will leave the city in
large numbers. Among those who
have gone to .Aitllin after deer are 2.
j. Kennedy and J. NJ. Regan. Both
are experts with the rifle.
The death of Peter Dougherty oc-
cured last Saturday at the family
residence, 600 Nineteenth avenue S.
The deceased was a native of Ireland,
IS years of age and very well known
in this city, which had been his home
for the past forty years. He leaves. q
widow and two sons James and John.
The funeral was held from st. Charles
church OH Monday morning. Requiem
mass was celebrated, after which the
interment was at st. Mary's cemetery.
Theresa, McIlvanne. the 12-year-old
girl who was injured Saturday by fall
ing OH the sharp end of cane, died
from her injuries at st. Iary's hospi-
tai Tuesday evening. The accident
was a peculiar one. The child was
romping around with the cane at her
home, SS Western avenue, when she
stumbled and fell against it, the end
penetrating her abdomen. She was
operated on Sunday, but her life was
despaired of from the first She was
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur