St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-16
been removed from her room some weeks

been removed from her room some weeks
ago.
Church of the Redeemer: Evening service
at First Unitarian church. Preaching by
Rev. Marion ID. Shutter. Subject: Robert
Elsmere, the New Religious Story" Sunday
school at p. m.
While Jewish congregation was holding
service at Turner hall yesterday morning fire
broke out in the rear part of the stage, and
before the flames could be subdued the the
alter was damaged about 81 900.
The building inspectors report for the first
half of September shows that 1872 permits
were issued, the building to cost 1924, 1864,
against 1873 permits issued during the same
period in 1887, when the buildings cost
S2S6013.
The services at the Emmanuel Baptist
church to-day will be as follows: Morning
knowledge" by the pastor, u. D. MacLaurln.
Evening service at 1880. Subject: Christ
and Men,.
Sadie Brown and owen T. Bane were fined
S25 each for lewd and indecent conduct.
Minnie Burns, Fannie Smith. Jennie knut-
son and BERTHE Walters all pleaded guilty to
being found in house of i'll fame, and gave
up $25 each.
Rev. George Vibbert, from Boston, will
speak on prohibition this afternoon at
clock at Dania hall, corner Cedar avenue
south and Fifth street. The Augsburg SEM
mary students quartette will furnish some
excellent vocal music.
!. The case against Theodore Shotweu has
been put over until next term at the request
OF E. II. Wilson. attorney for Shotwell, VINO
has made arrange ments to stump the state
during the coming campaign. Mr.. Shotwell
appeared in court yesterday and had his
bonds renewed.
Council committees will meet as follows
this week: Monday, public grounds and
buildings. fire, gas, sewers. ordinance ana
Orl- hon m
and railroads; Wednesday, roads and bridges,
aldermen of the Fourth ward; Thursday,
streets, grades and additions.
Henry C. Vaughn and Joseph B. Fisk. pro-
prietOrs of the livery stable at No. 10 Grant
street. are the defendants in suit brought
by the National Bank or Commerce to re-
cover 50. 64.53 on promissory note. Yes
terday the bank, in order to make everything
secure. attached the establishments and
placed deputy sheriff in charge.
The Workingmen's Municipal Reform as
ISOLATION meeting to be held at 123 Nicollet
avenue Monday evening promises to be an
interesting one. as details of the plan or
campaign will be discussed at some length,
and meetings called in all the wards not yet
organized. The work OF organizing is gong
on rapidly and the association promises TO
make good showing this fall
Building permits were issued yesterday as
follows: J. L. Johnson, frame dwelling,
Eleventh avenue south, near TWenty-nrst
street, S0,0OO. H. OIson' lIdinG HMOlItius:
corner of Cedar avenue and Thirty-thlrd
street: F. E. Crew. dwelling, Fourteenth ave
nue. south. near Ninth street, $4,000; j. w:
Ingeson. frame dwelling Eighth street and
Twelfth avenue southeast, 81, $50.
Yesterday the first number of the North
western Congregationalist, the new church
paper. made its appearance. 1t was dated
Sept 81, and was neatly gotten up IN all re-
spects. The publisher is Rev. II. w. Gleason,
formerly of the Como Congregational church;
The pastors of the various Congregational
churches here are to be contributors. The
news of the Northwestern churches Will be
fully given.