St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-09
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were recorded at the health Office yesterday.
j. j. Ward, yesterday, sold the cottage and
LOTT 3, block "a. Mackubin and Marshalls
addition, for 81, 800.
A special song service will be held at the
rooms of the Gospel Temperance union, ~
East Seventh. to-day at 3 p. m.
Mayor Smith yesterday issued a special
police commission to John Taylor, who will
s0rve in the Manitoba freight yards.
Archbishop Ireland will address the Father
Mathew society at their hall, corner Sixth
and st. Peter streets, at O'Clock this after
noon.
The annual meeting of the Montezuma
Coasting club will be held tomorrow even
ing at s o'clock, corner Margaret and Men
dota streets.
Louis Smith was sentenced to the reform
school yesterday. He was found guilty In
the municipal court OF the larceny OF
quantity of scrap iron.
Col Taylor. OF the state law library, yester
day received copies of the statutes Of the
United States passed during the first session
of the Fiftieth congress.
The Dayton Avenue church choir still
needs capable tenors and bassos for the new
chorus choir. Rehearsals Tuesday and Fri
day evenings at the old church.
A delightful social event was given by the
Amity circle, of the Sixth ward. Friday even
ing Thirty couples participated, music
being furnished by Prof. Wills orchestra.
Bates Avenue Nj. b. cnlrcH (DaytonS
bluff) will give fair Thursday evening and
Friday afternoon and evening. New
England supper will be served Thursday
from to 10 p. m.
The Olson murder trial will be resumed to-
morrow morning, as DR.. Wetherle reports
Juror Nichols doing well. 1t able TO occupy
his chair in the jury box the sick man will
report tomorrow.
The Ladies' auxiliary Division 500, B. Of
L. E., will hold an apron fair commencing
Dec. l, and closing with a supper and
dance Dec. II, at Wild's block, corner Sey-
enth and Bradley streets.
The Ladies Aid society of the First Uni
versalist church. will hold Christmas sale
of fancy articles, in connection with New
England dinner and oyster supper, Wednes-
day. at 33 East Third street, near Cedar.
Officer Charles Meyer was yesterday dis
missed from the police force by order Of
Mayor Smith. Several complaints had been
entered against the officer, and he was on
trial Friday for arresting several boys with
out just cause.
James Appleyard. of the Northern Pacific
road, and one of the most expert skaters in
the Northwest, says that the ice on Lake
Como is IN excellent condition. He proposes
to 60 out on the lake this afternoon, and will
perform several difficult feats.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday, to
Tedeman Swenson and Lena Erickson, Mat
Gottebauer and Theresa Fisher Peter Peter
son and Jane Peterson, Frank Fortuna and
Della Blanchard, Martin Harman and.Hannah
Lyberg and James Stoddard and Syrena j,
Simpson.
Mary Finn was before the police magistrate
Yesterday on charge of disorderly conduct,
preferred by her mother. The girl has been
rather wild of late and was frequently found
upon the streets at unseemly hours. She
was sentenced to ninety days at the House Of
the Good Shepard.
The funeral of Archibald MacLean late
,c.;rto,,t auditor of the Northern papifip Ey-
press company, took place at p. m. yester-
day from his late residence, 331 Western
avenue The pail bearers were Messrs. j. A.
Barker, H. II. Browning. W. j. Footner, W.
A. Naylor, J. e. ODDS and Joseph Charles.
Gov MeGill has been the recipient of
marked expression of respect from the mem
bers of his military staff, who presented him
with a Photographic group picture. The
group consists of members of the staff,
artistically arranged, with Gov. McGills
picture several degrees larger than the rest,
in the center.
TJJnitv Church congregation is preparing
for very attractive sale, Friday. In add
ton to the customary tables, novelties will
be offered, comprising Soule's photographs,
mooels of Longfellow's house, plaster casts,
whist in a nutshell, and in the art room,
shadow pictures, fortunes, the gate OF Mt.
ParnaSSuS.
The anthem at the II a. m. service in
Christ church will be, Like as the Hart De-
sireth the Waterbrooks' (Noyellol, solo by
Master Ernest Beldan and full choir, con-
Guiding with voluntary ALLEGRO and March,
from the occasional Overture" (HandeD.
Choral evensong at 7:30 p. M, "Magnificat
and Nine Dimittis'' (Bunnett in F.: offertory
| solo, .tAngels Ever Bright and Fair" sung
| by Master Ernest Beldan.
Officers of Garfield Relief Corps No. 5, for
the ensuing year have been elected as fol-
| lows: President, Mrs. Sarah S. Evans;
senior vice president, Mrs. Sophia M.
Hodges; junior vice president, Mrs: Mary
| ,Jeukins: treasurer, Mrs. Clara La Rock; con-
| ductor, Mrs. Emma jenkins; chaplain, Mrs.
Nellie Morse; guard, Mrs. Luella Davis.
Delegate to department convention, Mrs.
Sophia II. Hodges; alternate, Mrs. Anna
Austin.