St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-12
will mYt at City Attorney smiths Office at
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The fire that broke out at g o'clock yester-
day morning ut 512 Second avenue south
was well under way before the department.
arrived. but it was soon extinguished with
little loss
Church of the Redeemer. Services at
Grand opera house at 1880. Preaching by
Rey. Marion ID. Shutter Subject: Cause
ana cure of Dependency" Sunday school
AT close OF service.
South Side Tabernacle, corner of Twenty
lhird avenue south and Eighth street, Sun
day school at 2:30. Ordinance of baptism
nj O'Clock by Rev. W. IT, Chase. Preach
Ing at 7:45 by Rev. d. Manton, Of Rchfield.
The Democratic club of the Fourth ward
organized last evening at Mabin's hall on
DFifth avenue north. c. b. Mabin was elected
president. A resolution was passed chal
Longing the Republican club to joint de-
bate.
The creditors of Sackett q Virgins met
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at Geesman
d Mnrphy's printing office, 16 Fourth street
;, NORTH The question in regard to the assets
q was discussed u length, and it was decided
: 10 urge that receiver be appointed.
= Samuel Gompers, of New York, president
-cof the Federated Trades unions will deliver
an address on Tuesday evening at Plummer
post hall corner First avenue south and
washington, under the auspices of the
j minneapolis Trades and Labor assembly.
Second Universalist church. Rev. L. G.
Power will preach in the morning Topic:
1.-THE Symmetry of the Age In the even
{ ing +. w. Brosnan, state organizer of the
knights of Labor, will give the third i'll a
series OF lectures upon the labor problem.
Topic: "OrganiZed Labor
A joint meeting will be held this afternoon
OF Divisions No. l, 2 and 3, A. o. H., at
hunts hall. After the meeting County Del
egate Fitzgerald and members of the county
board will organize a new division, to be
posed of North Minneapolis residents
The Minneapolis Industrial Exposition
have awarded the contract for publishing the
Exposition Annual for 1893 to Frank s.
Lewis and Frank j. Mead. They are to
issue an edition of $4,000 copies. which the
Exposition proposes TO distribute in every
city, town and hamlet in the Northwest.
Marriage licences were issued yesterday to
John j. Zelenka and Anne Kadlec, owen F.
Clancy and Susan Lotus. John Kozwt and
Rosa Dubija, Louis Peterson and Cecilia
Svcuson, Henry Green and Edla Grand
strand, John A. Freed and Anne Anderson,
Nels M. Llverson and Elizabeth j. Quinn.
The masquerade at Harmonic hall March 1
promises to be success. General commit
tee: John Asplund, P. w. Edman, H.
Landberg. Louis Fredrickson, George H.
Johnson: master Of ceremonies, F. o. MOren.
The floor committee will be announced later.
meeting was recently held by the st. Jo-
sepn BeneVOlenC society, OF East Mlnneap-
oils, at which Joseph Rivelt, the treasurer,
rendered his resi- gnation, which was ,ac-
cepted, and Joseph Dupont was elected to
succeed him. The society has a member
ship of 142 and is in a good financial condi
ton.
The Young Mems Democratic club of the
First ward, will hold it's regular monthly
meeting next Tuesday evening at the hall
corner of Thirteenth avenue northeast and
Main street: Applications for membership
will be acted upon and other business of i'm
portance transacted. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Joseph r. Ross prominent business
man, died Friday at 10 o'clock at his home,
corner of Fifth street and Fourth avenue
southeast. The deceased was sixty-five
years of age and has lived in Minneapolis
thirty six years, and his death will be great
loss The funeral will take place this after
noon at 12:45 at the Holy Trinity church.
pleasant reception was given at the
beautiful home of Mrs. j. A. Lawson Satur-
day evening week, in honor Of WA. Daniel,
of Chicago. About twenty couple were
present. Cards and music was the pro.
gramme Of the evening" after which hearty
lunch was partaken. DR.. Daniels left Sunday
for his home