St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-26
SAINT PAUL.
additional City News on the Sd Page.
SAYINGS AND DOINGs.


day.
G. S Otis will give dancing party at his
residence on Summit avenue wednesday
evening.
An entertainment is to be given tomorrow
evening by the Lyceum society OF tne Teo-
pies Church.
Pioneer Lodge 2SS, Sons of ST. George, will
meet Monday evening and elect officers for
the next term.
A special song service will be held at the
rooms of the Gospel Temperance nlon' ~
East Seventh street, to-day At 2. m
A burning barrel of tar near the Wabasha
street bridge called out the fire department
at Z 80 yesterday morning.
II is stated that the Dorsett Conduit COM
pany will begin work tomorrow laying their
system OF condutS for underground wires.
Bank clearances yesterday were S4S1,-
S1O56; for the week, S3,594, ,939. 03; for the
corresponding week last year, S3,oSO. 43o.ol
Gen. Ord post. G. A r., will meet tomor,
row night. The department inspector VIII
be present and several new members mus
tered in.
Scarlet fever was rerorted yesterday from
472 Hall avenue I67 B lncroft street and I33
Ellen street Diphtheria prevails at o2l
Burr street.
Miss Morgan, teacher at the Thomas street
mission is to be rendered benefit entertain
ment Thursday evening at the Woodland
Park church.
Mai c. NJ. Skunier. A. D. c. to the COVER
nor's staff, has been appointed general IN
speetor of small arms practice III the Ma
tonal guards OF this state
Adjt. Gen. Mullen-lu conformity to the
nomenclature of the war department., the
term rifle practice" is abolished, and the
same will hereafter be known as small arms
practice.
Board of education certificates of indebt-
ednesS. amounting to $4,000. payable IN SIN
months at per cent interest, were issue"
yesterday. William Dawson. Jr.. was the
purchaser.
A strawberry festival is announced for
Tuesday evening at the residence of Sam
Dearing. 23l West George street. promoted
by the Ladies' Aid Society OF the church OF
the Ascension.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Lars Peterson and Anna NJ. Hansen, Robert
G Black and Tot d. Murphy c. Anderson
and Jorgnie Bjelland. and George Milon and
Pauline Mundt
Mrs. Maggie Van Colt the noted revival
Isl, will speak at Central Park NJ. E. church
to-day al 1880 Il. m. and at 40 p. m;
Special meeting for young people at 8
O'Clock. All are invited.
Edward ONeill. one of two boys who stole
hat from HudsonS Seventh street store.
was arrested by officer Carroll last night after
lively chase down Seventh street and
locked up al the city hall.
The capitol corridors are to be strength
ened and beautified. At the intersection of
the corridors there will be built beautiful
receptacle for the state flags, now stored in
the adjutant generals department.
Adjt Gen. Mullen yesterday issued an Or
der that hereafter no resignation will be en-
tertained unless accompanied by the certlf1-
cate of the officer rendering the same that he
is not liable 10 the state for any public prop
erty.
Col. F. P. Wright. commar ding Third regi-
ment and Mai. J. B. Hawley, commanding
First battalion mounted troops have been
detailed by Adjt. Gen. Mullen as members of
the board of examination of the National
guard.
AT meeting of the First battery. held at
the armory Friday evening. Sergeant Ethan
Allen was elected first sergeant, and Cor
porals f. C. Wilson and J. c. Johns on were
elected sergeants. Maj. Hawley gave orders
that the mounted squad turn out on Decora-
ton day.
The ST. Anthony Hill orchestra. assisted by
some of the best talent in the city, gives a
musical and literary soiree Tuesday evening
at the Peoples church. The accompanies
will be Mrs. Lizzie B. irwin and Herr Hans
Jung, and among the performers are Miss
Marie NJ Yam Van Gelder, y. Il. L Dixon: D. i.
Weurz and Miss Leonora Austin.
When the matter of paving jackson street.
between Fourth and Seventh streets, came
up before the board of public works yester-
day morning, it was decided to ask the city
council to amend the order so that bids can
be advertised for on different kinds of pave
ment 1t is desired 70 secure estimates for
paving with granite, the Kerr pavement, and
cedar blocks on concrete foundation, when
the property owners will be called in 10
make final decision.
Miss Sophie Ellingson, of 195 Fifteenth
street, was Wednesday evening rendered
surprise party by her friends. A pleasant
evening was spent Among those present
were Misses Emlia Jenson, Clara Jensen,
Lala Olson. Euga Nelson, Halga johnson,
Iilda Loison, Clara Bjornstadt, Selma Samp-
TrTiia do and
Matt Jensen, j. Shelberg, d. Larson, L. Kar-
son. j. Ellingson, A. Boe. P. Knudson, j.
Peterson, +. Foster and j. Floan.
Insurance Commissioner Bailey yesterday
certified The L'Union st. Joseph de Mime
apolist est Minnesota of Minneapolis. The
rules of this association provide: ITO be-
come member of this society the applicant
must have attained the age of fifteen years,
and not be over fifty. He must be a French
Canadian or considered as such: he must
also be Roman Catholic and belong to no
society antipatbetic to the Catholic religion"
President E. j. J.. Herault; secretary. Paul
Roy.
Prof. C. W. G. Hyde, of st. Cloud; Prof. J.
T. McCleary. of Mankato. and Miss S. E.
sprague, of Minneapolis. state institute con-
ductors, held an informal conference yester-
day at the state capitol. Thirty-four insti-
!e have been held this h and they
attendance was at Rochester, wnere 243
teachers enrolled. The work was reported
rs very satisfactory.
Gov. Pillsbury and George W. W. Pender-
CAST had consultation at the capitol yester-
day in regard to plans for the addition to the
state agricultural school. Mr.. Pendergast
suggests the erection of the cottage domoto-
res. the discipline and health of the school
being prime considerations, and also the de-
sire to make the life of the students while at
school as much as possible like that of the
home. The executive ,committe of the
board of regents will definitely decide Tues
day.
The Young Ladies' Guild, of Christ church.
are rehearsing for future performance of
the Operetta. 1.-The Rebellion of the Daisies.''
Forty boys and girls will participate in the
programme. The title roles will be taken by
Miss Lizzie Andrews (The Sunfower Queen)
and Master Belden (King of Daisy Land).
Miss Grace Lewis, Miss May Napier, Miss
Spalding and Miss Helen ares the selected
four aesthetic maidens. A grand march to
the operetta will be under the direction of
Miss Marie jenkins.
Commissioners of Washin gton county had
conference yesterday with Attorney Cen
erai Clapp. There are Two petitions before
the commissioners relative to the incorpora-
commissioners desired to know if they could
act upon both or The first one filed. The at
torney general said they could take up both
petitions. There is some little rivalry eX-
listing between the two towns, there being
two secticns-one favoring a combined in
corporation end the other separate incor-
poration.
A representation of "Young Mrs. Win.
throp" is promised for Saturday evening at
the Peoples theater. The play is presented
guiid, the object being the raising OF funds
for the children's wa:d at st. Lnke's hospi-
fal. 1t is purely an amateur representation,
the Cast being: Douglas Winthrop, Mr..
Chctwyn. MIR. Westervelt: Buxton Scott.
Capt. Bunker: John, MIR. Kechnie; Mrs
Douglas Wiz !hrop, Mrs. T"avis; Mrs. Ruth
Winthrop Miss Bend; Edith, Miss Adah
Mrs W. r. Merriam has taken a prominent