St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-07
GIOBULES,

GLOBULES.
Albert Gratz was sent out for thirty days
Tor ill-treaung horse
Fifteen births and six deaths were reported
Of the health office yesterday.
cd Smith was arrested last night by Officer
Wright for exposing his person.
At the Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church the
Corner stone will be laid next Thursday.
\ case ofmembraneous Group has appeared
al the corner of Water and South Robert
streets.
Bank clearances, S7I2, 46O; for the week,
81, 293, 1856: for the corresponding week last
year, 81, AS, 1873.
Another accident on the cable line near
Arundel, impeded the progress OF the cars
yesterday afternoon.
The st. Paul board of trade voted yester-
day u send a car load OF corn meal to the
Devils lake sufferers.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club will give their
second social party at Society hall, Drake
block, Friday evening.
new self-acting window balance is on
exhibition at the Wisconsin Central office
and is an apparent success.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club will give their
second social hop at Society hail, Drake
block, Friday evening, Oct. II
Pioneer Circle, c. L.. S. c., will meet to-
morrow evening at O'Clock in the parlors
of the Central Park NJ. E. church
Fred M. Dudley was admitted to the bar
of Ramsey county yesterday. He had GER
titicate from Washington territory.
Charles Harris was given ninety days in
the workhouse yesterday for stealing watch
from A. Buggreen Thursday night.
The arraignment of prisoners indicted by
the grand jury will take place in the district
court tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
A meeting will be held at Schumacher
hall, 3I5 Robert street, this afternoon at 3
O'Clock for the purpose Of organizing mu-
sicians' union.
z Cora Clyde aud Pearl Hfllou were before
the municial court yesterday on the charge
of creating disturbance i'll saloon near
the Union depot
At Odd Fellows hall Rev. William
Gray will preach at IL a. m. and 7:30 p. M
Morning subject: What Is True Kengloh.
Evening service: Likeness OF Christ"
E. Allen, of the firm of Allen Il Co., who
recently assigned, estimates the assets OF the
firm at Sl0O 00j. Henry SatIler has given
bonds in the sum of S200,0O as assignee.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Uni
versalist church will give an oyster supper
and dancing party at Society hall, corner st.
1 fs'er anu isn'n S''ss'S' ''-D4' evenings O''
An address will be delivered at the Bates
Avenue NJ. L. church this morning by the
president of the W. G.. L. T., and i'll the even
ing children's concert will be held al 1880
o clock.
James White was arrested last night by
Officer Harmon for beating his wife. White
is chronic wife-beater. and has been sent
out TO the workhOuse several tunes for the
Offense.
The case Of Angus L. Cameron against
Bushnell & BUSHNELL to recover certain
money given defendants for investment was
on trial yesterday and postponed until to-
morrow.
The Indicator, strong advertising medium,
made its appearance last evening and is ad-
mirably adapted to the purpose for which 1t
Is issued.
The Young Peoples Guild of the Church Of
the Ascension will give a lecture and
musicale Tuesday evening, the 10th inst, at
the residence OF W. Ii. Dixon, ITO Wlnifred
Street east.
Oppenheim & Kalman took out permit
yesterday for the alteration of the Metropol-
titan hotel. corner OF Washington and Third
streets. The cost of the improvement was
placed at $4,000
Two suits to recover on notes were filed
yesterday in the district court, one for $1,000,
brought by the West Side bank against John
II. Falster et al, and the other for S2oS.45.
by Charles Matter, against Charles Franz.
Pioneer Lodge 23S, Sons of st. George, will
meet tomorrow evening at p. NJ, at G. A.
r. hall, 1873 East Sixth street. II. Dean and
c. Wilson Will take their second degree.
Matters of interest will be brought up for dis
cuSslOn.
At the First NJ. E. church on Tuesday
evening Prof Burreth's pupils, assisted by
Mrs. Linda b. Hardwell, Miss Hattie f..
Brush, MesSrs. Merrill and Shellwell, Mrs.
Eddy, Prof. TitcomD and several ST. Paul
ladies, will give a musicale.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles Alberg and Debby Casey, AIRY Peter
son and Mary Erickson, Gustav kaufer and
Eliza Peter, John Syl and Mary Sterinstshek,
Martin Miller and Caroline Nicholson, Al
fred Hamergren and Betsy Peterson.
Tomorrow evening, in Unity church, sew
eral distinguished Unitarian divines viii
speak. Mr. Horton. of Boston; Rev. Gren-
dali Reynolds, secretary of the American
Unitarian association; I. b. Sheer, OF Provi-
dence; George Bachelor, of Boston, and Z.
S Ames, of Philadelphia, will address the
meeting.
At the Olympic this week Harris Adonis
company. whose advent has been heralded
by the leading papers of the country, will
inaugurate weeks engagement The COM
pany is a very strong one, and headed by
SylVester-justly styled the human enigma,
is sure to meet with a favorable reception.
The W. C. T. L. and White Cross league
will unite in a general meeting, to be held at
the Central Park VI. E. church this afternoon
at o'clock. DR.. Kate C. Bushnell, of Evans
ton. Ill, will give an address on Social
Purity Rev. S. G. Anderson. Mesdames
Stout, Condit. Brinckerhoff and Dinwooddie
will assist in the services.
Tomorrow evening there will be plat
form meeting at Unity church, at which
several distinguished Unitarian ministers
will speak The topic for the evening will
be 'Religion and Modern Life" Short adj
dresses will be made by Rev. Grendal Rey-
nolds, Rev. George Bachelor and Rev. Z. A.
Horton. of Boston; Rev. T. B. Slleer, OF
Providence, and Rev. c. G. Ames, of Phila-
delphia.