St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-24

which "Prof." Hurley was knockoa out In
the third round by Prof. Kenney. Ihe match
was for purse Of $50, and was witnessed ey
forty people.
Harmonic hall was well fIled last evening,
the occasion Of the concert by MISS Ida Gull
was an interesting one and was taken part in
by Nesdames Mitchell, Paulson. ana hessrs.
Morrison aud Gessler, Paul Stoeving, Ida
Gulmuyden, Oscar kingwall ". Faten, Prof.
G. johnson.
The Minneapolis central committee of the
National SoCialistic Labor party met yester-
day evening with Evert Nynsnover. The
principal business was the arrangement OF
mass meeting. 70 be held next sunday after
noon at Martins hall, when the nnai organi-
zation OF the American branch OF the social
istic party will be effected.
John T. Hemphill, Willard F. Fales, T. W.
Wilson, Joseph L. Sphinx, George Y. farn-
barn, John T. Beyers, Wayand b: Augir, N.
B. Hogg, Jr., and A. e. Major, nleo articles OF
incorporation OF the Union Credit company
yesterday. The business OF the company
will be commercial reporting ana collecting.
It starts out wit capital STOCK OF Sl00,OOO.
Nine indignant ladies complained that Prof.
Lonsdale. who was recently connected with
the Homeopathic hospital, induced them to
pay him $50 each for course OF SIX weeks
instruction. which he guaranteed would fit
He was to furnish them with diplomas signed
by six reputable physicians, certifying to
their capability, and this they alege he has
failed to do.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
James G. Shean and Libbie =. Parkinson,
Frank l.. Colgrove and Ina Il. Lawrence, Ed
ward Nolan and Margaret Farley, W. E.
Smith and Minnie F. Green, Will Gavin
and Katie Kaunain, A nton Feitz and Mathilda
q q nj
Erickson, Hans Anderson and Anna Olson,
Andrew Byrns and Eta Kelly, John d.
Mahoney and Sarah L. Daley.
A meeting was held last evening in Catholic
Association hall to make necessary prepare
tons for opening night school during the
winter months for the benefit OF young men
and boys who wish to improve their educa-
ton. The school will commence next Mon
day evening at 1880 o'clock and continue in
session two hours each evening, Saturday
evenings excepted. There will be an adj
vanced class In English grammar and compo-
stiOn, and all young men interested are in
Wit 10 avail themselves OF the opportunity
afforded them for instruction in language.
The concert at Dyers music hall last even
ing, by Carl v. Lachmund and several of his
pupils, was a very pleasant affair and was
largely attended. Among those who took
part beside Prof. Lachmund were Misses
Mate Miner and Ida HerZog, and James Rosen-
field, Miss Hattie Hush, Miss Bessie Brundage,
Misses Estelle, Hattie and Jean Hush and
Lulie McGregor, Miss Mile Wagner. Miss
Gussie Shryock, Mrs. L. W. Dunn and Mr..
Gilbert, Miss Virginia Reno, George Ransom,
the amateur orchestra, the juvenile string
ochestra and the Orphan Boys string Or
chestra.
Evergreen Circle No. l, the degree Of the
united ancient order of Druids to which
women are admitted, was reorganized last
evening by Samuel Wyatt, special deputy
grand arch, and the following officers were
elected and installed: Past arch Druid, Ed A.
Stevens; arch Druid, N. f. Warner; first bard,
Mrs. Rosini Myers: second bard. Mrs. Annie
LEM; conductor, Samuel Wyatt; conduct
ress. Mrs. Phosa Baziue; secretary, Miss Addle
Martin; treasurer, Mrs. Sarah Wyatt; inside
guard, Mrs. Kate Henry; outside guard, l..
Duilan: trustees. Horace NJ. Martin, Charles
W. Myers and Herman LEM.
At the meeting of the North Star Toboggan
club at the Nicolet parlors last evening,
officers were elected as follows: President,
L. A. Day; vice president, W. G. Wilson; sec
rotary, T. X. KeOngh; treasurer, j. t. Nc
Cuaig. The membership fee was placed at
So. A committee was appointed to canvass
the business men of the city TO secure funds
to build slide. 1t Is intended to erect the
finest slide in the Northwest, one that will be
a credit 10 the city. Every business man
will be waited upon by this committee. The
same suit as that used last season was
adopted. Ladies will be received as members
of this club without fees. All those DESTROYS
of joining the club will please correspond
with the secretary, P. o. box 653.