St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-17

morning, will be held to-day from Warmers
chapel under the auspices Of the North Star
lodge of Odd Fellows.
Col. Hogeland, the "Newsboys' Friend"
gave all the lads in the city silk badge yes
terday, and invited them to his lecture at the
Centenary NJ. L. Church Sunday evening.
As sort of an lawful example," Walter
Foster and Lew Mckenzie, two boys who at
tempted to enter the windows or the casino
theater were fined So each by Judge Ma
honey.
At the Church of the Redeemer Rev. NJ. ID.
Shutter will preach morning and evening
Morning subject: 1.-The Golden Measuring
Rod" Evening subject: 1.-The Liberal Faltn
as Basis of Character"
Officer Hall yesterday afternoon arrested
man whom he found passing counterfeit
dollars at No. 25 Bridge square. The fellow
was evidently a tough case and offered Wig
orouS resistance. When searched at the
lookup thirty-seven counterfeit silver dollars
were found upon his person.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
GuStave ]. Mason and Katie NJ. Youngblood,
Edward Hirsh and Annie L. Dickey. Martin
Swanson and Mary johnson Elias Goalaas and
Helen Nicholson, Peter Monsoon and Louise C..
Swanson, Oloaf S. Lowell and hilda Peterson,
Albert Shearer and Lizzie Camel.
AS an addition to the Nazareth church fair,
a concert will be given at Harmonic hall,
this afternoon at o clock. The programme
will include several seec ions by the German
choir led by Prof. Stempf, duet by Mr.. Ring
valid and Prof johnson and recitation by
| Rev. Jansen OF the Seventh Father OF the
| House," Norwegian fairy tale
The lecture TO have been delivered at Geth-
semane church tomorrow night by Bishop
Knickerbacker, of Indiana, has been post
poned, from the fact that the conservation Of
Bishop-elect Whipple will take place in Chi
cago tomorrow instead of at st. Paul. Many
tickets had been sold and the date of the lee
ture and reception will be announced here
after.
A large number of gentlemen met at Asso-
citation hail, at the Church OF the lmmlcu-
late Conception last evening, and made prep
arations for organizing high license clubs
throughout the city. The Law and Order
league WAS well represented. The first meet
ings of these new clubs will be held this
week. The objects are to promote the inter-
estS of high license throughout the city and
state.
meeting of sthose in favor Of high Ii
eense was held last night at Catholic associa-
| ton hail. j. j. Smith was elected president
and p. j. Maher secretary. Resolutions were
| adopted declaring in favor of high lictnse;
| also, declaring TO favor no particular party.
| only making it a point that candidates shall
| favor high license. The secretary was in
Structed 10 obtain the views of all candidates
for state and county Offices and report at a
meeting TO be held next Wednesday evening.
Prof. Folwel will give his lecture entitled
THE Dismal Science or a Study in Political
| Economy" next Tuesday evening at O'Clock
| in the parlors of the Church of the Redeemer,
corner of Second avenue south and Eighth
! street. A cordial invitation is extended to
all. This is the first of series of free lee
| lures to be given on Tuesday evenings, during
the winter. in the same place. under the aus
pieces of the Universaist Young Mems asso-
citation. The list of topics will include talks
on Journalism, Congress, Banking, Longfel-
| low, Whittier, Dickens, Beethoven, Rome
| and Florence. On the list of leaders for these
subjects there have already been secured w
| d. Washburn. A. J. Blethen, A. B. Nettleton
| Rev. Krstofer Jansen, c. w. Johnson and
| others. The subjects and speakers will be
| announced from time to time from the pull
| pit and through the press.