St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-15

Ward meets tomorrow evening at 2006
Cedar avenue.
c. K. Berwin goes to New York next Thurs
day.
Wednesday evening the Hibernian Rifles
meet at Window Hall.
The Norwegian White Cross society will
picnic at kegan's lake today.
+. ii. Shaw and A. j. Elliott have pur-
chased the Fletcher saw mill.
Monday evening the First Republican Club
Oh the Eighth ard meet at Relief hall.
Prof. Garland. of Boston, lectures on the
single Tax at Harmonic hall this evening"
The Republicans of the Seventh ward met
at the Bloomington avenue wigwam last
evening.
The lrish-American Democratic club of
the First ward meet at Tobin's rink Tuesday
evening.
S. 3. Williams has been elected delegate
70. the county and state prohibition con-
Il; G. Knapp addresses the Eleventh Ward
Prohibition club at Tollefson's hall this
afternoon.
W. Fl. Skemp addresses the Young Mems
prohibition Club of the Eighth Ward this
afternoon.
ception Crusaders will give benefit concert
atsHarmonia hall.
The employees of the Manitoba road held
their annual picnic at Excelsior yesterday.
A good time was enjoyed by all.
j. W. Griggs, of St. Paul, addresses the
Hennepin County Sunday School association
Monday evening at the First Baptist church.
Nearly all the photographers who had been
IN attendance at the national convention
held at the Exposition have gone home.
Monday morning the contractors on the
Lake street bridge will begin to drive piles
for the false work, preparatory to putting the
1 superstructure in place.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Louis b. Berglund and Christine Lunn, Gus
tave Plack and Wilhelnlina Leider, Freder-
lex Anderson and Laura Larson.
The Womens Homeopathic society for
general philanthropic work will have their
first annual picnic at Lake Park, July "a
Tickets for round trip, including boat ride to
upper lake, 81.
A speeial meeting of the, Typographical
noon at 4 80 p. m. Freeman P. Lane, attor
ney for the indicted Spectator boycotters, will
be present and will explain the case in an
address,
Prof. Abbott, of San Francisco. will lecture
for the Liberals and Spiritualists at the Peo-
pies theater, Sunday, at 3 p. m. Subject
Thought" After the lecture he will give
tests and show his power as psychometist
and psychologist.
r, Wednesday evening the Democrats of the
Eleventh ward will meet at Winters hall,
Sixteenth avenue. south and Franklin and
form Democratic club. Speeches will be
made by A. A. Ames, Z. NJ. Wilson, A. T.
Ankeny and Matt Gallagher.
The Prohibitionists of the Fifth ward will
caucus at the engine house, corner Twelfth
street and Third avenue south, Monday July
ls, s p. m.. for the purpose of electlng
twenty-five delegates to the county conven
ton and organize for the campaign.
The suit of Mrs. Sophie Graham against
Thomas j: Kelly has not yet been settled, as
was stated, but is in process of settlement
The judgment of $3.50 against him in her
favor was bought up by some well-known
attorneys, who now propose to settle the
case. Mrs. Graham will get but small frac-
ton of her original claim.
Very few mercantile houses in Mime
apolis have enjoyed so great a share of the
peoples confidence as that of Barnes,
Hengerer, Demond d Co. This success has
been largely due to the fact that all goods
advertised have been just as represented,
and purchasers have long since learned to
watch the daily papers for special features
and to expect just what was advertised.
Some of the most remarkable bargains yet
offered will be placed before the people dur
ing the few days remaining before the
change of proprietorship that will occur in
accordance with the recent sale. Watch the
GLOBE for something startling