St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-03
AT SUNDAY BREAKFAs t.


The Carnival City Debating society met at
CurliSs' hall last night.
meeting OF the board Of managers Of the
state fair will be held in about ten days.
The Primary Teachers union will meet at
at the Y. NJ. c.. A. rooms tomorrow at
o'clock.
A N Getting of the Primary Teachers Union
will be held at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms Monday
afternoon at O'Clock.
George R. O'Reilly will talk temperance at
a meeting of the Crusaders. to be held at Gre
tin hall to-day at o. clock.
The Bible class for beginners will meet at
the Y. NJ. &. A. at O'Clock to-day, and the
mems meeting viii be held at o'clock.
There will be a regular meeting OF the
Homeopathic Hospital Aid society tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock in the Ryan parlors.
A temperance lecture will be given by Mrs.
Bullock this evening at the First Methodist
church. Subject, From Darkness to Dawn"
G. r. o'Reilly speaks IN Cretin hall
this afternoon at 3 o'clock, at a free enter
tainment given by the Crusaders T. A. So
eiety.
Rev. W. A. Foster will preach at the Chris
tan chapel this morning, and the sketches
of Bible characters will be continued in the
evening.
The St Luke's Aid Society of St. Paurs
church, will meet at the residence OF Mrs. Il.
I. Stevens, 10 Sherburne avenue, Wednes-
day afternoon, Nov. 6.
The Duluth Union Depot company yester-
day filed amended articles with the secretary
of state, by which the capital stock is in
creased from $4,000 to S20U,OOO.
Garfield post, G. A. R., has adopted resolu
lions of respect for the late Il. Wright New
man. who was killed by falling through
window at the court house recently.
The report of the health department shows
that there were 1877 deaths during October.
There were 239 births and Us marriages.
ThprQ a of nOntQOlOnS Diseases
The regula business meeting of the White
Shield league will be held Monday, Nov 4,
at = 80 O'Clock, in the new help exchange,
2l0 West Fifth street. A full attendance is
desired.
The North American Saving, Loan and
Building association Yesterday filed with the
state auditor O certificate of deposit from the
Min neapolis Loan and Trust company for
SIS, 442. AZ.
Manager L. n. Scott has returned from
Chicago: While away he booked the Boston
Ideals for Thanksgiving week. and 1.-The
Pearl of Pekin'' for a three-nights' engage
ment, beginning on Nov. IL.
The Linophilean society debated the ques-
ton THAT humane conduct is Influenced
more by fear of punishment than by the
hope of reward at the high school Friday.
1t was decided in the affirmative.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Joseph Bauer and Katie Raar, Joseph Bung-
tsch and Maria Seiber, Julius Dahl and Nina
Paulson, Charles L. Nelson and Mary Silwig,
james L. Dudley and Mary Casey, August
Braun and Annie GerOs. Herman Larson and
Sophia Carlson.
Myrtle Leaf club gave their fourth social
of the season at their hail. corner Margaret
and Forest streets, Friday evening. Fifty
couples greatly enjoyed the twenty-one mum;
bers of the programme. Their next social
will be given Friday, Nov. 10.
The funeral of Ferdinand Auschitz, the
man who suicided near Pigs Eye last Tues
day, took place yesterday afternoon from his
late home, 392 Campbell street, West side.
The police have been unable to account for
the two hats found with the body.
Mary Klein. fifty-one years of age, wants
divorce from her husband, Henry, who is
about ffty-fiye years old. They were mar
ried at St. Paul in 1853, and lived together
until 1882 Mrs Klein alleges cruel and in
human treatment and habitual drunkenness.
Moritz Dienstag. for some time past en-
ployed as a reporter on an evening paper. re-
signed his position Yesterday TO accept po-
sition as state agent Of local insurance
company. His friends st the court house
took the opportunity to present him with an
elegant gold-headed cane.
P. Nelson, young Swede who came down.
from the upper country to see the sights. is
prisoner at the central police station, charged
with drunkenness. Bertha Taylor, a prosti-
TUE, is also detained on suspicion Of having
committed larceny. Nelson went out with
the woman in hack, when he claims to
have lost x72.
Reports of diphtheria were received at the
health Office yesterday from 59S Robert
street 235 Edmund street. 400 Latond street
and 399 Ashland avenue. Scarlet fever pre-
walls at 693 Broadway, and membraneous
Group at 2S6 Srinson street, 245 Edmund
street and 285 Stinson street.
The portrait of the late Hon. Edmund
Rice, which mysteriousiy disappeared from
the council chamber has been returned to
no me nfian agent Of the Horton
Portrait company had taken it to his store to
clean the day before the arrival of the South
American delegates, and through an over
sight neglected to return it.
The ladies of the White Shield league have
established girls Industrial home at 210
West Fifth street. The attention and kindly
interest of the ladies Of ST. Paul is earnestly
solicited for this much-needed institution.
In connection with the home is the Whita
Shield League Help exchange, removed from
70 East Seventh street.
Bishop A Beals will conduct services for
the Spiritual Alliance society in Wacouta
Street chapel between Eighth and Ninth
streets, this evening at 1880. commencing
with the spiritual ceremony Of christening
child, after which 1nsplraHonal answers to
questions from the audience, psychometric
reading and evidence of spirit presence will
be given by the guide of Mr.. Beals. An In
quiry and investigators meeting will be con-
Quoted by Mr.. Beals, assisted by Mr.. Helm.
1880.
G. 81. Ganyelhoff, John S. Rowell and j.
D. Jennings stockholders In the Northwest
ern Implement company. have pettioned
the district court to appoint a receiver for
that institution. About eighteen months ago
the stockholders of the concern decided to
wind up the business, and instructed W. K.
Marshall the general manager, to collect all
bills and settle up other matters. Since that
time Mr. Marshall has refused to furnish the
stockholders with an accounting, and hence