St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-03

yesterday.
Scarlet fever exists at No. 219 West
Seventh street.
The Druids will install officers on WedneS-
day evening, May 6.
A regular meeting of the board of educa-
ton will be held tomorrow at 7:30 p. III.
To Depew & Co., has been awarded the
contract for furnishing the engine for the
Ryan hotel.
Mayor O'Brien and Comptroller Roche
were engaged yesterday in affiXing their
signatures to the new water bonds.
An alarm from box sc early last evening
was caused by burning chimney at Well
er'S hotel, 357 Robert street. No damage
resulted.
y A grand legion, Select knights, A. o. q.
W., will be instituted on Tuesday, June 16,
at 10 a. m, at Grand Army hall, corner
Exchange and Third streets. st. Paul.
The ninth annual session of the grand
lodge, A. o. U. W. of Minnesota will meet
in a. 0. U. W. hall, corner Exchange and
Third streets, st. Paul, on Tuesday next at
10 o'clock.
The plat commission met yesterday and
approved the map of Mackay's Bald Eagle
lake garden lots, and Van Sykes rear
rangement of block 9, Warren q Winslow's
addition.
A burning chimney in Fritz Leatzon's
dwelling house, No. 934 Point Douglas,
Dayton's bluff, gave the fire department a
needless run yesterday afternoon. No
damage was done.
John W. Willis, Esq, has moved his law
Office from Third street to rooms 40 and so
of the National German American bank
building, where he will be glad to see his
friends and patrons.
Socialism and Christianity is the subject of
an address delivered to be by Mr.. c. A. Raven
at 10 o'clock this morning at Arion hall,
No. II West Third street. The Socialistic
club, Vorwaerts, will hold a meeting at the
same time.
The West Side gymnastic association
will give an entertainment at the roller
rink next Friday evening. The program
will consist of skating, gymnastics and
dancing. Refreshments will be served in
the gallery during the evening.
Grand Army people in ST. Paul received
telegram from Commander-in-Chief
Kountz yesterday announcing that he will
De in ST. Paul on Wednesday. A general
on that evening at Acker Post hall.
Maguhn, the German school teacher who
lost his eyesight in an attempt to suicide
about two months ago, was taken back to
the city hospital yesterday, dangerously
afflicted with erysipelas. He has only been
out of the hospital about ten days.
Hon. John B. Finch of Lincoln, Neb.,
under the auspices Of the Independent Or
der of Good Templers, will lecture in Mar
ket hall this afternoon at $50, on Good
Templary. In the evening at s, on High
License.
Nine Magda Irschick, the distinguished
German actress, will appear at the Athe-
nseum tonight in the celebrated play of
''Ingomar." The great artist will also ap-
pear at the Grand next Wednesday night,
On which occasion she will play "a Roman
Mother"
a smooth-looking individual, named W.
l.. Eaton, was observed by Patrick Conley,
the proprietor of the Olympic, last evening
in the act of exploring another mans
pocket. Officer Patrick Gibbons was called
IN and forthwith escorted Eaton to the DO
lice station.
A few days ago health physician DR..
HOyt received communication complain
ing of the impurity of the water at the Van
Buren, school. He referred the matter to
Prof. Weitbrecht and after careful anal
ysis the latter pronounces the water to be
perfectly healthy,
Capital Legion No. 5, Select Knights.
was visited by Metropolitan Legion No. S
of Minneapolis and St. Paul Legion No. g,
West st. Paul, ON Friday evening last, and
went away very much pleased with their
call. They had good time.
W. L. Bennington, who for the past wear
has held responsible position with Messrs.
Meren 81 Ryan, has resigned, and left
the city on Friday for Orange City. Fla.
where he will engage in business Mr..
Bennington has many friends in st. Paul
who regret his departure.
Some five or six candidates took the degree
Of the Legion Of Honor at its last regular
meeting, Thursday evening. The degree
will probably be conferred upon some ten
or fifteen new candidates at its next regular
meeting, many of the candidates being I'M
able to be present at their last meeting.
The Gospel temperance union, at No. So
East Seventh street, will hold a gospel
meeting and song service to-day at $50 D.
M, with an address by Rev. F. o. Holman.
Singing conducted by Mr.. NJ Geddes.
Scandinavian meeting Monday at d. m.
Social religious meeting Tuesday at D. m.
Rehearsals and special meeting Friday
evening. Social meeting with music. read
ing, Rotations, etc., Saturday at p m.
Among last nights dodgers at the police
station were two of the Canadian mounted
police who accidently strayed from the con-
tingent which passed through St. Paul yes
terday morning. They are both Montreal
men. A third man who also got left and
was the custodian of their railway tickets
"shook" them yesterday, and, it is feared
by them, sold the tickets. They are thus
left without money OF means of transpor
tatiOn.
A building society was organized on Day.
toms bluff Friday evening. 1t was named
The Dayton's Bluff Building society. The
following officers were elected for the ensr.
ing year: President, Joseph Burger: vice
president. George BOhn; secretary, Henry
f. HuelSter: treasurer, Alexander M. Pea.
body; registrar, James l. Jellet; attorney.
Harris Richardson. The next meeting will
take place Friday evening, May Is. al
Schornstein'S hall, corner Bates and Hudson
avenues.
A large and enthusiastic audience assem-.
bled at the rooms Of the Gospel Temperance
union last evening. Piano solos were given
by Mrs W.-B. Ladd and Miss j. NJ. Edgren.
and recitations by MesSrs. Coleman, st.
Clair and Young, each receiving an encore.
Miss Essie Sanders sung two selections.
Waiting and May Blossoms" very pref
tly, and in response to all encore gave