St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-09
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a cooler wave is promised. but do not rely
on premises of that kind.
The sale of seats for HELD by the Enemy
VIII begin at the Newmarket box Office Tues
Gay morning al 8.
\ subscriber sends in long. loud and i'm
lLoTing vail TO the street commissioner to
make jackson street a little less muddy
This afternoon st o'clock the Young La
dies Missionary Society of the Central Park
NJ E. church, will hold its regular meeting
The topic for discussion is South America
Mai. Newson viii deliver an address before
the I,yeeum of the Peoples Church. Pleasant
avenue. this evening at 8 o'clock. Subject:
How to Obtain Gold and Silver From Metal
iiferous Rocks.
largely attended special song service was
held yesterday afternoon at the rooms of the
temperance union, 20 East Seventh street
The Misses Lindquist and Dye and Mr.
Springer asst ted
The name of Police Sergeant Jerry Sulli-
van should have been printed as having
caused the arrest of j. W. Kramer in West
st. Paul SATURDAY. night. Sergeant Sullivan
arrested the man and turned him over to the
deputy sheriffs.
The rainfall for November was 81 inches,
which was greater than for the correspond
ing months in the wears 7 ?, 80. '76. 70, "a,
'S5, 'S7 and 80. The mean temperature was
29.5 deg, which is colder than any October
except 1866. for nine years.
James Herman the fourteen-year-old son
OF Frank herman, Of $50 Martin street, fell
TO the sidewalk yesterday morning from
second story window of the Ingersoll block
at Bridge square. disIoca1ng his left shnuI.
der He was taken home in patrol wagon
from the central police station.
The ST. Vincent de Paul society held gen.
etaI meeting al Cretin hall last evening
Archbishop Grace, Father Burns. and j. R.
COrrigan, of Minneapolis delivered ad-
dresses The meeting was one IF the largest
ever held In The ball. and was attended by
large delegations from Minneap Ills and Still
water.
The dedication of the new Church Of st.
Mark, corner of Dayton and Moore avenues,
occurred yesterday morning at 10 o'clock,
Archbishop Grace officiating. An excellent
choir composed largely of ST. Paul vocalists,
was in attendance. and the music was Of the
most exquisite character. The students from
st. Thomas seminary were present en- masse
The services were OF 4 most impressive
character.
thursday evening Noble Franklin lodge
NO. = n. -. u. w, hefd very largely at
tended and interesting meeting. at which
Tne following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: p. VI. w DR.. E. F. Geer; NJ.
w, JohnD. Grant: foreman. p ~ Thulin:
oyerseer, &c Bently; recorder. G. II. Shelre:
fnancier, II. G. DeGrsw; receiver. 4. Sheire;
guide, Z. Wagner; l. W.. J. Kennedy: q. W..
IL. Clark; trustee for three years, NJ. NJ. Wach-
enfieimer.
AT the ANNUAL meeting of the Peoples
church held Wednesday evening, Dec A, the
following officers were elected: J. a Sven
son. secretary; A. D. Davidson. treasurer:
trustees, ID. S. B. Johnston, ]. x. Nicols, Z.
j. H0dgson. W. F. Graves, E. C. Long. C. E.
DickerniaG, William Stoddart. c. r. Croft. A.
4. McGiIl; councillors, j. W. L. Corning. Z.
E. Seribner. c. L. Johnston, job Jaggar. NJ.
.. Flower. ". f. Moritz. ", o. Dsnegre. C.
=, Marvin. HezeKiah Hall.