St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-24
EARLY In THE WEEK.

The regular ministers meeting will occur
at 1890 this morning.
The chamber of commerce win meet at the
usual hour this morning.
Lot owners in Oakland cemetery will meet
at the chamber of commerce at 10 q. M to-
day.
The Lake Como improvement association
p. m. to-day.
The sale of seats for the engagement of
Ada Rehan will begin at the Newmarket
this morning.
Sale'of seats for the Agustin Daily perform
ance Thursday evening begins this morning
at 9 O'Clock at the Newmarket.
Arrah ma Pogue, with new and elaborate
scenic effects and other features, will begin
the week at the People s to- night.
The gas company has given notice that it
will supply Merriam and Union Parks and
Hamline with gas at an early date.
/ The last social for the eason Of the Hiber-
MAN Rifles will be given next Friday evening
at their new hall, 1873 East Sixth street.
Next Wednesday and Thursday the Mime
sofa Association of Baptist Churches will
meet at the Philadelphia church in East st.
Paul.
+ Miss NJ. Kelly is one of the graduates at st.
Joseph's academy whose name was acct
IDENTITY omitted from the list published yes
terday.
Tomorrow evening the guard mount will
be the special feature of Company Els drill
in view of the Importance attached to it at
the coming camp.
Archbishop Ireland will commence to lay
the foundations of the new archiepiscopal
palace on Summit avenue as soon as he can
decide upon plans
W. A. Burke, the liveryman arrested Satur-
day on a charge of assault and battery pre-
ferred by one of his employees. is not the
Robert street liveryman, whose name is David
p. Burke.
To-day is the ninety fifth anniversary of
the birth Of John Deveroux one OF Mime
sota's earliest settlers, who resides at 3l3
Cherokee avenue with John Cullen, his SON.
in-law.
Hereafter not more than three hacks will
be allowed on the stand opposite the Ryan.
The street is often blocked. and great annoy
ance caused by the boisterous conduct of the
hackmen.
Tomorrow evening the Young Peoples
Society Of Christian Endeavor of the First
Baptist church will give reception to Rev.
T. r. Peters, the new state missionary. at the
church on Wacouta street.
The district court will adjourn on June %.
The June term of the calendar will be taken
up again on Sept. 9, and court and jury cases
will be set on the 9th of that month. The
October term opens on the 9TH.
The captains badge will be given at Com
pany C's drill tonight. Maj. Pierce and
Lieuts. Van Duzee and Merrill will act as
judges. Sergeants will drop out on one mis-
take. corporals on two and privates four.
The St. Paul Ice company is having a
streak of hard luck Some months since its
ice house at White Bear burned down, but
was rebuilt and refilled. Saturday night the
roof fell in and the sides gave way, COM
pletely wrecking the structure, There will
be considerable loss
The remains of the late Robert Kennedy
were laid to rest yesterday. Members of the
Old Settlers association acted as pallbearers,
and as the sad procession left 1911 Ramsey
street, the residence of the deceased, the
great respect in which he had been held was
nent citizens Mr.. Kennedy was the first
collector of customs that St. Paul ever had,
and was president Of the second city council
He was lifelong Democrat and a Virginian
by birth.