St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-29
FOR SUNDAY BREAKFAST

Judge Brill will hold special term Of
court on Jan. 4.
Diphtheria prevails at 1899 Randolph
street and 929 Marion street.
Mary Olson was taken to the asylum for the
insane at Rochester yesterday afternoon.
The Misses Dye ard others will assist in
the special song service given at the rooms Of
the union, 40 East Seventh street, to-day at
p. m.
An informal reception will be held at the
rooms of the Gospel Temperance union, ~
East Seventh street, New Years day from 3
until p. N.
The White Shield league will hold husi-
ness meeting at the home, 30 East Tenth
ftreet Monday afternoon at 2:3O. Every
member is urged to be present.
The two-story brick building, at SCI
Thomas street. occupied by Albert Grandt az
a saloon and dwelling. was damaged about
500 by fire yesterday forenoon.
Marriages licenses were issued to Arthur
Hallet Page, of New York, and Nina Smith,
Henry Nj. Scott and Mary c. Brick, George
A. Jameson and Gertrude Weber
To-day being the fortieth anniversary Of
the organization of the First Baptist church,
the event Ill be recognized by reunion at
the church tonight. A short sermon and
reminiscent talks will be the order.
Rev. J. E. Smith will lecture this evening
at the Central Park NJ. E. church at z 80 on
the subject of EARLY Closing" Statesmen
a
the Ryan lobby from z o'clock to 7:i5.
The Harmony Male quartette, assisted by
The popular guitarist Will A. Nichols, and
Frank l.. Tong, comedian, will go to Shake
pee on New Years day to I'LL an engagement
with Prof. c. C. Storer at the opera house.
Complaints keep coming into the mayors
office of the fraudulent methods of the Bee
Hive Employment agency, the proprietor OF
which, H. Sayre, is now held at the county
ial pending trial for Irregularities. Several
new complainants put in an appearance yes
terday.
The proprietor of the Ryan Block Wine
house was the recipient on Christmas, from
his EMPLOYEES OF amagnificent cr6yOn por-
trait of his wife and child, and in reciprocal
ton the Inequalities of his home will be ex-
tended to over fifty OF his employees 10
champagne dinner to-day.
The Crusaders T. A. society will tender a
reception to Rt Rev. Bishop Stanley in
Cretiu hall to-day at p. M. Some OF the
distinguished clergymen from the East, who
were in attendance upon the late consecra-
ton ceremonies, will be present and are ex-
pected TO speak.
The regular meeting Of Aeker post No. d,
g. A. r., was held last Thursday evening.
and the attendance was large. The business
of the post was disposed of by O'Clock,
when the doors were thrown open to VISITORS
The ladies of Acker Woman's Relief corps
were present as a body. The main paper of
the evening was read by Comrade Sumbardo,
his subject being 1.-The Battle of Shiloh, :"
and it was very Interesting. Comrade Sum
bardo vas a member of the Twelfth Iowa in
fantry, and in the same company with Il. n.
Van Duzee, Esq, of this city. Comrade j.
Ham Davidson was called for, and being al
WAYS prepared and willing gave three recita-
lions. which were well delivered and were
loudly applauded. The old army songs were
sung with spirit Mrs. F. B. Doran. the
president of the womans relief corps, was
called on for some remarks and responded
with a nice speech, and at its close surprised
Commander Parker by presenting to him on
behalf of the corps very elegant gift as the
work of their own hands, as d token of their
appreciation of his kindness to them as COM
mander of Acker post.