St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-30
A DAYS NEWS RECORD.

the board to shirk the responsibility.
A DAYS NEWS RECORD.
regular meeting of the board of educa-
ton will be held on Monday, at 80 p. m.
Dr. BurreIl delivered all interesting lecture
last evening at the First Presbyterian church.
Six births. two deaths and seven marriages
were builelined ut the health office yester-
day.
The National club last night adopted
constitution and listened to paper by E. w.
Fish.
Mr. and Mrs G. F. Benedict held an in
formal reception at their resi- ience yester-
day.
The ladies' society OF the Peoples church
held Il honey social last evening at the
church. There was large attendance.
The st. Paul Trust company, as receiver of
the North Star Mutual Insurance company,
has sued r. C. Libbey Oh a premium note
for S437.
The Methodist Social union. of this city,
held meeting in the parlors of the Windsor
hotel at z O'Clock last evening, about sixty
persons participating.
DiDhtheria prevails at 1919 Euclid street,
27l Duke street and 632 East Thirtieth
street. Scarlet fever is also reported from
the city hospital aud 1859 East Fourteenth
| street.
The police and fire departments and city
| OFF cials will be paid their monthly salaries
| to-day, amounting to $4,000. The school
teachers received $50, $50 yesterday after
| noon.
| George Steele, q fifteen-vear old boy who
recently ran away from his home in Chicago.
is detained at the county Jail by order of Re-
lief Agent Hutchins, and will be returned to
| his parents to day.
The fifth annual ball of the Brotherhood of
| Carpenters aud Joiners was held last even
| ing at A. o. II. hall. corner Seventh and
Wabasha. Excellent music was furnished
by the viii orchestra. Over 20u couples
were present.
| Prof II. d. Moxon will give an address
| this evening in the Unity church parlors, on
ReIlamyhsbook, Looking Backward" Prof.
Moxon is student of social questions and
| an ardent disciple of the Bellamy theories. A
| general invitation is extended.
Mayor Smith has called a special meeting
| of the common council for this afternoon at
| 8 o'clock. when steps will be taken for the
| reception and entertainment OF the mayor.
| aldermen and city officials of Montreal. who
| will arrive in ST. Paul Monday.
United States District Attorney Baxter has
been authorized to begin proceedings against
| the Missis S ppi Logging company for OBJ
! structing with floating logs the river south OF
the mouth of the Chippewa river. ano for
! damaging the government dam there.
Ivan Panin, of Minneapolis. the Russian
| convert TO Christianity. will address the young
men of the city in the gymnasium of the
| Young Mems Christian association Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock. The young men Of
| this city are cordially invited to attend.
meeting Of Minnesota eommandery Of
the Loyal Legion will be held at the Ryan
on next Wednesday evening, and meeting
of the board of officers at 9 p. m. After the
banquet a paper will be read by Companion
Cart. Charles L. Sumbardo. Tive 18th Iowa
infantry, entitled 1.-THE Battle of Shiloh
Another phase of the Stensgaard case has
developed Mr.. StensgaarG has demanded of
the Title Insurance company the payment of
the 500 ~ pol cy obtaired by him In block
% of Auerbach & Hands addition. The
company refuse To pay the amount, and
suit for the amount will be brought at the ex-
piraiien of thirty DAYS. -ttsir...- ga
Snpt Gillet, of the city schools yesterday
issued notice to principals of city schools
instructing them tn ascertain how many OF
the TEACHERS would purchase tickets at 81 %
for the course of lectures in preparation for
the winter. The first of the lectures is by DR..
E. E. White, of Ohio. and will occur on
Dec. 10.
Walter J. George. sent to the work house
by White Bear justice of the peace. was
yesterday discharged from custody upon
habeaus corpus proceedings had before
no do
| informal in his punishment of vice and
maintenance of virtue. The commitment
was made out before the complaint was
| fled
The jury in the GLOBE libel suit seemed to
set becoming judicial example with its 81
| verdict, for another verdict of like amount
followed yesterday in the case of Rafting
! against Horack. an action wherein the plant
| if desired S6n0 damages for false imprison-
| ment and malicious prosecution, the defend
| ant having been arrested for an alleged as
| sault.
| The midday meeting to-day, held at III
East Third street. over the Northwestern
| Book Hose. will be led by Rev. nj. C. Cum
| mngs, of st. Paul. Mimi. Topic, SUNDAY
| School Lesson for Tomorrow" All inter-
ested In Sunday school work, both male and
| female are cordially invited to attend and
| participate in these exercises. Hour of meet
| ing. IL to O'Clock.
The second regular entertainment of the
| season under the auspices of the Young
| Mems Christian association will be given this
| evening at the Central Park NJ E. church at
| O'Clock. The programme will consist of
| q lecture by Rev. j. II. Mason, of Anoka, ON
| 1.-THE Tides of Society,"" and instrumental
and vocal music Tickets for members and
| friends can be had free at the association
| rooms.
The single tax will be discussed at a meet
| ing to be held tonight Nov. 80. at Union
Labor hall. No. 20 East Seventh street.
| There will be an open discussion of social
| questions. and every one who has solution
| for the evils which aflict society should oe
on hand and give expression to it. The
| single-tax solution will be presented by G. j.
Buell.. of Minneapolis. and others. If you
| have any oil lection to his solution. or have
| one of your own. go and present it.
| In an undemonstrative style characteristic
| Of them, Sheriff Bean and his wife made
| things comfortable for the prisoners in the
/ all on Thanksgiving day. While all was
| oviality and merriment with the free citi-
! zens of the city, the prisoners were having as
! good a time as their positions would allow,
| Mrs. Bean personally superintendent the
fare served the boys for their Thanksgiving
| repast, and that her kindness was appre-
| ciated was evinced in a resolution signed by
| all the prisoners. expressing their thanks to
| the sheriff and his wife. and wishing them
| every happiness and prosperity.
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