St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-22

L. u.
ardson on the Influence of Printing and
Engraving In Arts.'
The Single Tax league meets at 421 Nicol-
let avenue this evening.
The funeral OF the late j. A. Backdahl
will be held at 2 O. clock this afternoon.
The South Side Associated Charities met
at 415 Cedar avenue yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Della Whitney lectured on Divine
Healing at6l Western vvenue last evening.
Some trouble has been experienced at the
West side pumping station with floating ice
0The Woman's Homeopathic society held a
business meeting at 523 Tenth avenue south
yesterday.
The Peoples theater thermometer yester-
day showed a range Of from to II deg
above zero.
Miss Brown, Of Third avenue south and
Fifth street. went insane yesterday and had
to be locked up.
The Art history class met at 10 Hennepin
avenue last evening and listened to several
interesting papers.
Prof. T. H. Garside, the national organizer
OF the Socialist labor party, will lecture In
Minneapolis Feb. 10.
The motor line has canvas guards on all
the cars to be used when two or more
coaches are on the train.
The public school of Owatonna received
Victor W. and Joseph A. Boone as scholars
from Minneapolis Saturday.
meeting of the Woman's Homeopathic
society was held at the residence of Mrs But
terteld yesterday afternoon.
J: A. Backahl, for twenty years resident
OF Minneapolis, of the firm of H. Hunter &
Co.. lied yesterday of typhoid fever.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles Sterling and Emma Jane Myers;
Anton NJ. Dys e and Anna c. Engstrom.
a grand ball will soon be held to christen
the Odd Fellows hall, over the Plymouth
clothing store, that has just been remodeled.
Burglars enriched themselves by about $500
in a Saturday night raid ON W. p. Cady's
clothing store at 1O7 Washington avenue
south.
gives an illustrated lecture on Mexico this
evening at Park Avenue Congregational
church.
Work is being pushed night and day on the
foundations Of the tower of the new court
house. One of the four pits is completed,
and second one is well under way.
Gov. Merriam has commissioned Lieut.. E.
5. Glenn, of the university, colonel, and the
lieutenant has written to the adjutant gen.
eral to know if it is lawful to accept it.
The following officers were elected by the
Benjamin Franklin lodge. /. o. S. B.: Presi-
dent S. F. Bach; vice president, /. Houser;
secretary, P. Glueck; treasurer, M. j. Freiler.
guardian, l. We'll.
Gen. W. D. Washburn's friends deny that
he is seriously i'll. but state that the excite
ment OF the recent senatorial contest caused
a severe mental strain and kept him in the
house for day or so.
The real estate suit of Saunders VS.. Letcher,
IN which fraud and Misrepresentation are al
leged on both sides, occupied Judge Young 8
| attention yesterday. The arguments will be
made late this afternoon or tomorrow
Articles Incorporating the Interstate Grain
| company were filed yesterday, by o. N.
Ostrom, G. S. Hubert. George ". Sherwood,
| George E. Skinner and Fl. K. Halvorson. The
company has capital stock of S5O0,O0O.
Henry George seems to have stirred up mem
| bers OF the 'Single Tax league" They have
| called meeting at All Nicollet avenue for
| men special invitation to come and talk on
the subject.
c. P. Broslan, John Durham and Charles
| T. Leonard, charged with violating that
clause of the building ordinance which re-
| fers to the keeping of elevators and the
proper guards for them, will have hearing
before Judge Emery Feb. 4.
Mrs. Daniel Heaney. aged thirty-nine years.
died Sunday afternoon at the family resi-
dence, 1721 Sixth street south. The re-
at Columbus, Q. The death of Mrs. Heaney
| leaves seven children motherless.
Fourteen gentlemen of lnelegant leisure
! were before Judge Mahoney yesterday on
charges of vagrancy. Seven were sent to
John Vests boarding house, on Single
cases OF the rest, provided they leave the
| CITY,
Work was begun Saturday on the super
structure of the Lyndale avenue bridge, under
the direction Of Bridge Engineer Cappelen,
| OF the city engineering department., and if
| the iron comes as fast as it can be used the
bridge will soon be complete. 1t will cost
| $4,000.
Company I met Sunday and appointed
committees to proceed with the matter of
the company benefit They will confer with
the st. Paul theatrical people and determine
On the character of the entertainment which
Is to be held Feb. /. Gov, Merriam and
staff will be present
Mrs. John E. Ward, the artist, is in i'll
health, and her friends, wishing to aid her to
| go to California for her health, have struck
on this plan. The lady has set of nine
large picture. Two hundred tickets will be
sold at 81 each. and the pictures disposed of
by allotment. They are on exhibition at 20
Sixth street south.