St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-15
THE NEWS NET.

Diphtheria prevails at lit Virginia av-
enue.
Bank clearances yesterday were S642,-
1910.
Seventeen births and two deaths were re-
corded at the health office yesterday.
Rev. S. G. Anderson, Of Westminster
church, Toledo, O., will meet his former
parishioners at Goodrich Avenue Presby-
terrain church this evening.
The meeting of the chamber Of commerce
committee on taxes did not materialize yes
tarday afternoon, on account of several of
the members being out of the city.
3 The annual meeting of the W. G. T. U. for
the election of officers etc., will be held at
the rooms of the Gospel Temperance union,
70 East Seventh street, to-day at 3 p. m.
The fete champetre of the ladies of St.
Mathews parish, ST. Anthony Park, occurs
o-night on the lawn of the state fair grounds.
There will be music, refreshments and dane
|! ing in Machinery hall.
Col. Bissell general manager of the st.
Paul Title Insurance company, and several
other gentlemen left yesterday for Duluth to
take steps toward the organization of a title
insurance company in the Zenith city.
Damascus Commandery No. l, x. T., will
this morning go as an escort to the grand
master to Litchtield to participate in the lay
ing Of the cornerstone of the Masonic temple
there. Brooke's band will accompany the
commandery, and seVenty-fve swords will be
in line.
The large two-and-a-half story frame build
ing on Park avenue near Como avenue, for
merly occupied as grocery store, collapsed
early Yesterday morning, going down with
crash that was heard for several blocks. The
building was unoccupied and no one was
hurt.
+ The Minnesota Editors and Publishers as
ISOLATION, 125 strong, arrived from Still
water last night under the captaincy of Joel
T; HeatWole. Most OF them put up at the
time in the Prison city. They leave at 7
o'clock this morning for Chicago over the
Burlington road.
Mrs. Butts and her daughter, Mrs Katie
Moe, were arrested yesterday afternoon by
Officer McManp. woman living TT 446 Min
charging them with disorderly conduct The
arrest resulted from a war of words be-
tween the parties named at the city market.
Yesterday morning workmen engaged in
grading Grand avenue, near Hamline avenue,
unearthed what appears to be solid nugget
of virgin copper, weighing over thirty
pounds. The find has created considerable
speculation, and, while the nugget may be
aSsayed, the ground whence it came will be
closely examined. The property belongs to
Mr.. Stimson.
At a meeting of the Bethel association held
at the chamber of commerce yesterday AFTER
noon were noticed, among others, President
Il. Blakely. Peter Berkey, A. E. Clark. j. W.
Cooper, John Ichler and Chaplain Pence. 1t
was voted to order the barge, now completed,
at saltwater to be sent at once to ST. Paul.
where arrangements will be made to com.
plete the home" as soon as possible.
council of the Order of Chosen Friends
will be instituted at Rebeoca lodge room,
l. O. o. F. block, Fifth and Wabasha Streets
Friday evening, Aug. %. This first council
in st. Paul will embrace among its charter
membership several gentlemen and their
wives who are well and favorably known
among merchants and other business men.
1t is predicted for the order here, as it is as
Stunning elsewhere, a wide influence for good
and great success.
The many St Paul and Minneapolis friends
of Miss Marie Jenkins. the popular instruct
ress of the terpsichorean art, have decided to
tender the lady complimentary benefit on
Friday evening, at Hotel Leip, White Bear
Lake. Her former pupils of both cities and
her host of friends have agreed, among
themselves to make the ball room ring with
the merriment inspired by Seibert's full
orchestra and the evenings festivity will be
the lake event of the season. This just APP
probation of Miss Jenkins is compliment
she highly merits, and under her charming
ceremony the party will rebound pressure
ably to her friends and admirers.