St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-27
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The St. Paul Brotherhood Of Boilermakers
and Iron Shipbuilders will give a ball this
evening at Arniory hall.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club give its fifth So
cial party this evening at Central hall, corner
of seventh and Cedar.
S.M. Hayes last evening lecured before
the S.. Paul Law Students association IN the
municipal court Subject: Law OF Con-
tracts"
The Swedish Lutheran Evangelical Church
of Eagle Lake. Blue Earth county, yesterday
fled articles of ASSOCIATION with the secretary
of state.
The hearing to be given by the attorney
general for a writ of quo warranto against
the Eastern Minnesota, has been postponed
until Wednesday of next week.
Diphtheria was reported at the health Office
Yesterday from l9l Lafcnd street. 59l Ellen
street and Tl9 Cass street; scarlet fever
from Is AcEer street and 20 Eighth street;
ard membraneoue Group from ia Desoto
street
There viii he an international convention
at the Salvation Army hall, corner Ninth
and Jackson streets. tomorrow evening.
Officers and soldiers of the local corps VIII
appear in native o,tume. German. Welsh,
Swedish and Hindoo solos will be sung.
State Chemist Eberman left yesterday for
Columbus. O.. to attend the dairy and food
nlmiSSioEerS- convention. He will repre-
sem Dairy Commissioner Ives, who is, I'M
fortunately. detained at the Merchants
hotel having La.ely recovered from his
severe spell Of sickness
sam Lowenstein yesterday received notice
Of his appointment rs gauger Of the revenue
district Of Minnesota. His duties viii be
chiefly at the South 81. Paul diStillery. Low
eu>teiu isa well known Republican through
ON the stale. and his appointment is one
which viii be Endorsed by a host OF people.
Doctors and women are crowding to the
S. Paul museum this week to see little
Hazel Zazel Jones the twO-headed child.
Drs. Murphy, Wells, Nalrath Hoyt FIagg
and Darlingcalled to see the little girl last
week. and expressed their curiosity and
astouisLment al the structure OF the little
gill
The ST. Louis River Dam and Improvement
company of Cl0quet Carleton county, yes
terday fled articles of incorporation at the
department Of secretary OF state. Capital
stock. 500, etc. Incorporators: c. y. Mel
son. saltwater: c. G. Lawrence, J. NJ. Blake
lev. Louis E. White and W. ?. Warner, St.
Paul.
Thanksgiving night there Will be grand
concert at the Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church
for the benefit of the Sunday school Misses
Addie Door. Nellie Fowler Carrie Sterrik
Mrs Baker, MessrS. j. Swife, J. Gregory, F.
Many, D. C. ThurstOn and Prof. Mussey are
announced as soIoists The chorus of forty
voices is furnished by the best singers in the
city.
4 young woman named Rachael Lindquist
appeared before the police judge yesterday
and swore out d warrant for the arrest of one
Julius Smith a clerk in Eisworth's Concord
street grocery, charging him with being the
parent of her unborn child. Smith was ar
rested and lodged at the Ducas street police
station.
The Metropolitan Opera House company
OF ST. Paul, yesterday filed articles OF incor-
poration at the department of secretary Of
state. The capital stock is placed at $780,
GOO and the incorporates are A. B. Stick
nev, Ansel Oppenheim, Arnold kalman, W.
Lindeke, r. Manufacturer, W. Dawson Jr.,
and F. B Clarke. The articles give Dee. D as
the date for the company legal existence to
commence.
Hon Henry NJ Rice has sent to the his
tOrical society some curious archaeological
relics of copper and ssone wUich he col
lected from the natives during his recent
tour in the northern part of the state. One
Is a drawing knife of copper. of a semi-cir-
cular shape used probably to make canoe
paddles, and is evidently of great antiquity.
II is so well tempered, and preserves yet its
edge so well, that II can be used easily at the
present time.
The special council committee appointed
to investigate the municipal court records
held a meeting Yesterday afternoon. 1t was
g secret session. Aid. Pratt, the committees
expert accountant is said to have asked for
more time. reporting his figures as incom-
plele. wheTeUpon an adjournment was taken
until next week. Clerk Ahern, of the NUM-
ciGaI court, Aid. Conley and Aid. Gehan,
none of whom are members of the commit
tee. were present.
Mayor Smith was waited upon yesterday
morning by a delegation from the board of
trade and requested to exert his influence IN
securing a repeal of the ordinance compell-
ing all dealers in poultry and game to take
out licenses. The measure was passed to
place grocers who deal in poultry on an equal
footing with licensed butchers and its re-
peal is altogether improbable.
The Northwestern Builder and Decorator
FOR November is not only a triumph Of the
typographical art. but its illustrations excel
anything Of the kind published in the ORTIZ
west. There are five plates of residential
property in the Twin Cities. and, in them
selves are pure works of art. The system by
which they are produced is called the photo
gravure, and for beauty and exquisite finish
of its illustrations, the Northwestern Builder
and Decorator is far ahead Of any of its con-
fpmDOra fbrOuOlOUt the P01intrv
D. ". Walker. publisher OF The Teacher.
Charles CITY. To-, representing the National
Educational association in that state, was in
the city yesterday. He visited the leading
railroads having lines running through Iowa
to make arrangements for special train serv-
ice to bring the Iowa delegation to the st.
Paul meeting next Ju'y, and WAS also look
ing up hotel accommodations and Iowa state
headquarters during the convention. He
says that there were about 1 loo Iowa teach
at the Chicago meeting OF the rational asso-
citation, and expects there will be fully as
many in st. Paul.
The West side churches are making great
preparations for the coming series of revival
meetings TO be held next week under the
leadership Of Messrs. Potter and Miller at
Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church. These evan
&c lists have been well and favorably known
for some years and have held very success
full meetings in the principal cities of Hi
uois, Indiana and other states. Last winter
in Omaha and Kansas City they were instru-
mental in awakening a great interest and
bringing large numbers into the churches.
At present they are at work in Racine, Wis.,
ard are having splendid success. The
churches of that city unite in the services
which are held in large rink. A chorus
choir is to be organized from volunteer
singers OF the various churches and these are
requested to assemble at Clinton Avenue NJ.
f. church on Saturday evening to meet Mr..
Miller and organize for the work.
Change of Firm.
To-day the firm of Averill, Carpenter
& Co., the well known wholesale Paper