St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-08
GLOBUIiES.

George Phippin, one of the gate keepers at
the union depot, has been commissioned
deputy United States marshal.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
John A. swanson and Alma Carlson, and
Peter Dietsch and Mary NUllmer.
Nora Wales and Sarah McDonough, ar
rested. for asSaulting Mary OMAHA, were
placed under bonds To keep the peace.
Tue stale board Of equalization is in SEES
sion at the senate chamber of the capitol
and will probably con,inLe its meeting about
ten DAYS. -
yesterday at noon ID give the officials a
chance TO enjoy ST. Paul day at the Mime
apolis Exposition.
Rev. David Morgan, of West 81. Paul, will
address a prohibition meeting ut Keller hall
this evening 1t is expected that choir
from Hamline will furnish music.
Judge Shiras desires the attendance next
Monday morning of all attorneys who are
interested i'll cases in the United States cir
cult court, with view 10 resetting the trial
calendar.
The Minneapolis q st. Louis road will run
twenty minutes during the fair. These trains
will leave the depot in ST. Paul at the foot of
Fourth street and Broadway.
Prof n Thompson and W. Smith, mem
bers of the school board OF Sleepy Eye
called on Prof. Kirk at the capitol yesterday
with a view to having certain Improvements
made ut the high school building at that
place.
The first train load of the G. A. r. over the
Northern Pacific road TO Columbus, o., Will
reach the ii to-day on time. The second
section will, however, be several hours late,
and viii not reach here until tomorrow
morning.
A telegram was received fr I'm the sheriff
of Miles City, Mont, yesterday, by Chief
Clark, saying that Conrad Olson, the Swede
+hn TFnrn hiG
city, had been found at that place. II his
friends desire it he would be sent back.
The request has been made by several repre-
sentive business men that parade OF the city
fire department be arranged for next Thurs
day evening. The gentlemen having charge
OF the arrangements for the entertainment of
the citys visitors during state fair week will
endeavor TO secure this feature.
Members of Garfield post will be enter
tanned at their hall this evening with a sup
per, prior TO their departure at 1870 O'Clock
for the encampment of the Grand Army OF
the Republic at Columbus, Ohio. The ladies
of the Garfield Woman's Relief Corps have
the supper i'll charge.
1t was announced that Miss Lucas, a con-
| verted Christian JeweSs, would address the
| young ladies of House Of Hope church upon
| The subject of foreign missionary work yes
terday afternoon. Owing to the inclemency
| OF the weather, however, the meeting was
| not held. although two enthusiastic young
| ladies were in attendance NJ the church.
Miss Bessie Bell, of 81 Somerset street,
celebrated her birthday yesterday by giving
| party to her little friends Among those
| present were Misses Anna and Carrie kittel-
| son, Evaleyn Jensen, Susan Richeson,
| Marion Gooding. Annie Watson, Lou and
| Marie White, Hazel Grow, Dell Birmingham,
| HasSie and Marguer tie keogh, George and
| Adelaide Painter, Lulu Tinker, Emily Wag
| ner. Carrie Sheire, Maud Holmes and Daisy
| and Josie Bell, of Merriam Park.