St. Paul daily globe., 1889-12-08
AT SUNDAY BREAKFAST.

". G. Hendrickson will start for the Pa
cjfc slope in day or two TO be gone Tor
several weeks.
The council committee on licenses held
short meeting yesterday afternoon at the
office of aid. Kayanagh.
f f. White Ii. D., viii lecture in the
high school hall Tuesday evening the ION.
mst Subject Punishment"
Judge ilIiam Louis Kelly will speak to
young men in Crusaders hail. corner Fort
and sixth streets, at 5 O'Clock to-day.
Marriage licenses were granted TO Fritz
Noe and Alma l.. Jugebrigtseu, Carl OSkar
Rudeau and Alma Laresoa. yesterday.
several cases of scarlet fever are reported
in the First ward. South St Paul. City Clerk
Bjrcher's two children are down with it.
Bank elearimgs were: Yesterday, $500
so. So; for the week, 5,597, 32I Ii; for the
corresponding week last year, 81. $50, ,oo6.06.
Scarlet fever prev ails at 73l Burr
street Diphtheria is also reported from 63S
Burr street and West seventh street and
OTTO avenue.
William c. Heudrickson and wife. of Rose
township. win spend the coming winter in
California They leave for the coast next
Thursday.
pile of burning rubbish in the rear Of
Harrison'S tailoring establishment on East
seventh street called out the fire department
st > o'clock yesterday morning.
Adit. Gen Mullen yesterday mustered out
Company H. of the First regiment OF the
state national quart. stationed at Litchteld-
The enlisted men are all honorably dis
charged.
...;,l ...,..~ -,,-,-;,,, mill in riypr, at The
.p0!as Of the Temperance Union, 30 East
seventh street. this afternoon at ) O'Clock
Miss Lindluist the Misses Dye and Mr..
springer VIII assist in the service.
The Plattsmouth. Neb.. electric railway
,Sprague syslem). lately installed by E. L.
oppermaun and H. r. HardcaStle, three
niles Of which has teen laid. runs up
per cent grade. ami does the distance in six
minutes.
The Little Sisters of the Poor desire to re
frrD thanks 10 the firemen of St Paul for
their seIni-anuuaI donation, which amounted
10 S9G; also thanks to Eugene Mehl. Of the
Hotel RySn. for turkey dinner on Thanks
giving day.
The buiiding of a horse exchange has been
arranged for at the Union stock yards, South
- Paul. Cen W F. Cross, Col. Clarke
Chambers and other well-pOSted horsemen
are into the deal. and the construction Of the
frst barn. 5OxlOO feet IN dimensions, will
soon be begun.
August BeckalOn was yesterday adJudged
insane. on complaint of DR.. Harry j. o'Bri-
en, before Jukge Morrison. This is the same
person whom the inquest of NOv. 80 decided
sane. but subsequent developments made it
necessary TO place him under treatment at
the asylum
The Seven corners snowshoe cluo held
thair first meeting in their new headquarters.
corner West Third and Exchange streets,
Friday evening. Several new members were
admitted. \ committee was appointed to az
range for 4 series of dances for the winter,
which will take place on Monday evening.
Dec. Is, AT their hall. Ben Haverkamp, sec
Ielary.
A. d meeting Of the Letter Carriers Asso-
-iatiou last evening, the following officers
we're elected to serve for the year 1890:
President 4. B. Foster; vice president, L. j.
Tierney: CORES sponding secretary, II. y. Mon
zoe; financial secretary, j. j. Grantvalley;
treasurer. John ". Boyle; financial commit
tee, William : Lawless, Ed Pannen; stand
ing committee, c. r. Baily, Emile ". Wy
land, H. J. GOette, J. P. Maley.
The venerable Archbishop Grace win Off
Gate at the dedication Of the new church Of
= Mark. corner of Dayton and Moore ave
r1eS Merriam Park, the ceremonies begin
Jag at .O:3O Il m. The music promises 10 De
sery fue. \ large select choir, including
some Of the best talent In st. Paul. will be in
attendance. The presence of the students
rom St Thomas seminary viii help to make
tie services unusually impressive.
Aezer Post No. 81, G. 4. R.. meets next
Thursday evening at post room in Market
house The regular election of officers for
1899 viii occur. Comrade ". r. Marshall
Hiu read a paper on the battle of Nashville.
aud another cOmrade viii read a paper on
The battle of Fredericksburg. A large at
jcudauct IS expected. At the next regular
meeting, Dec 70 Comrade Sumbardo will
read paper on the battle of Shiloh.
information has been received of the ar
Eiyatat New York of Rev II. II. Craig, re-
5l,raing missionary from India. Mr.. Craig
was a former pastor OF the 4sbUTy NJ. E.
church in this CITY. and at the last annual
conference held here in October. was again,
isy request, appointed pastor of the same
church. II is now expected that he will
preach at his church here on Sunday, Dec.
IS. Since conference and until his arrival
Or. Forbes, the presiding elder. has arranged
Ei fc5lAdl cdiibdl0 anu week Qdy SCTFlCSS.
The Liberati Military band gave its two
closing performances IN this city at the Peo-
pies church yesterday. The entertainments
lave been Of a high order of artistic merit,
ai;d though audiences have not been so
large as they should have been in consider
alton OF the merits of the organization, the
fact is more due to the lack of proper an
lioUncemeUt of the coming of tine gifted
Italian and his band of musicians. The
matinee and evening performances yester-
Gay. however. were much better attended
than those of the previous two DAYS
The People Church Lyceum win hold its
sUlsF meeting TO morrow evening at s
O'Clock, at the church assembly room. The
@elIknown Male quartette, composed of
Messrs. Swift, Walpole, Mallory and Smith.
viii give two selections. which will be very
entertaining. Charles Morgan will read a
paper on Land Tenure" Mr. Morgan has
made this subject special study for years.
sad as he holds and will advance some radi-
cal ideas, lively time is to be expected in
the general discussion which will follow the
papr. eA piano solo will be rendered BY
Miss BFoGhom.
THE DISTRICT COURT.