St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24
SAINT PAUL.
Ar SUNDAY BKEAkFAsr.


Scarlet fever prevails at 755 Jessie street.
and I46 East Ninth street
Daniel r. Garrison sues A. B. Bowman for
81 ,63S on q promissory note.
Thomas u. O-Brien speaks in the Crusad-
er's hall at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
Don't forget j. s. Kearney & Co.'S special
gas hXJUre sale, commencing Monday.
Dairy and Food Commissioner Ives is lying
at the Merchants sick with bilious fever.
The special gas fixture sale price at j. $.
Kearney Il Co.'S, Minneapolis, viii surprise
you.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club gives its fifth
social party at Central hail Thanksgiving
eve, "Wednesday. Nov. p.
The scandinavian Church of Christ, located
at Tower, yesterday flied articles of assoeia-
ton with The secretary of state.
The residence of Lars Hanson, at go
Wells street. was damaged slightly by IRE
about . O'Clock yesterday morning.
Rev. ". A. Foster will speak on The Di-
yinity Of Christ this morning at the Chris
tian chapel Evening service at : 80.
Several members OF the park commission
met at the city hall yesterday afternoon, but
for the lack of a quorum, no business was
transacted.
The Seven Corners SnOwshoe club held
another very interesting meeting Friday
night. Several new members were admitted.
The next meeting will lie held next Friday
evening
There will be a meeting of the Northwest
ern Travelling association NJ the Merchants
hotel S.. Paul. Saturday. Nov. 80, at p. m.
10 consider business of importance. All are
requested 10 be present.
Commencing Monday morning, j. s. Kear-
ney < Co, 10 South Third street, Minneapo-
lis, viii offer gas fixtures and all goods re-
la,ing thereto. at a special price never before
heard of in the Northwest
There Will be an important meeting Of
the White Shield league Monday afternoon,
Nov -. at = o'clock AT the Industrial home,
90 West Fifth street. Every member is ur-
gently requested TO be present
EdFlanmagan and another young crook
known a. jimmy the Kid were arr e TED
yesterday by Detectives Kenaley and Ahern
for burglary committed in Minneapolis
Detective Howard came down 10 claim the
Sri>ouers.
Damascus Ccmmandery K. T will give
reception and banquet to Walter II. Sanborn,
r. Z. grand commander of the state, on his
return from Washington on Nov. 70 next
Tuesday, The reception viii take place al
the asylum of the cOmmandery.
A railroad free reading room has been
opened i'll The union depot up stairs, by The
chaplain of the Bethel. 1t is well supplied
with tables, and arm chairs. All the daily
and other papers. magazines and writing ma
Ierials. Open day and evening.
The state historical society Yesterday re-
ceived portrait of Andrew Tully, IF New
YORK. When boy of seven years old. in
lS-$, TullS was Indian captive. His IA
Their mother ana little sister were massa-
cred by the Indians, and he was also par
TALLY scalped. Col. Smelling was instru-
mental in rescuing him freIn the clutches of
the savaeeS.
Four police officers were ION the carpet
of the mayor Office yesterday morning. One
was ordered 10 settle bill, two were fined
SO each for imbi3ing too freely, and The
fourth. who was charged with being too free
with a young girl living on Dayton's bluff,
was allowed 10 depart in peace, the charge
being dsproyed.
The railway employees of ST. Paul are Or
ganiziug Il skating club which promises to
be one of the largest in the city. 4 meeting
was held al the Omaha general office on the
4th inst large number were present. An
other meeting viii be held in the same place
Oh Monday the 25th, at 7:30 p. m. All
skaters are invited.
p. II. Gibbons. the coal baron Of Minneap-
oils was in ST Paul Yesterday Last night
be cropped into the GLOBE Office. and ex-
planned his ten days absence by saying he
had been married Monday. as an evidence
of good faith he distributed 8 gross of cigars.
bo cd
facie evidence of the truth OF his claim.
I'll c subcommittee appointed by the Win
ter Carnival association to selecta site for the
Zee palace, held a meeting yesterday after
noon. They visited the West side. looked
over The available sites. and decided to re-
port in favor Of building the glistening castle
OF the fats below the Robert street bridge,
the location which the GLOBE first favorably
mentioned.
St. Paul Lodge No. Il, A. C. {. W, nomi-
mated the following Officers for 1890: Mas
ter workman. E. B. Birge; foreman. NJ.
Woods; overseer. y. V. Buck; recorder. J.
F. Froiseth; fnancier, C. II. Manship;
receiver, DR.. a. L. Whitcomb: l. W, s. H.
Blair; o. W, B. Zohn: medical examiner,
DR.. A. L. WhitcCmb; trustee, three years. II.
Tubesing: trustee, two years, G. II. Manship;
representative to grand lodge, J. Z. Froiseth.
Signal Observer Lyons reported: For the
week ended Yesterday. Fort Ripley reported
.O7 of an inch precipitation, and depth of
SNOW OH the ground of one inch. The other
five stations, situated over that portion of
this state mainly comprising the water sheds
of the Minnesota and upper Mississippi riv-
ers, reported no precipitation and no snow
on the ground. a continued low stage of
water is indicated in these streams.
There is movement on foot to organize a
company in this city for the Third regiment.
n. G. s. NJ. Already members of some of
the best families here have signified their in
tentiOu Of joining. Young men of good So
cial standing are eligible especially former
members Of Eastern regiments. meeting
will soon be called, and in the meantime par
Ties desiring 10 join can send their names to
P. o. Box 2I53.
The St. Paul Trust company, as receiver OF
the North Star Mutual Insurance conn any.
yesterday begun suit against the following to
recover on premium notes: saltwater Lum-
Ter company. S467. 3" albert Lea Mill com
pany, S325. so: Peoria Grape Sugar COM
pany, $50; Wampach Manufacturing COM
pany, 1919; Isaac Staples. 1919; Red Wing
Wagon company, S235: Iver Visited,
SIa9.5O: Red Wing Manufacturing com
pany, S2I0.2o.
Acker post, G. A. R, meets Thursday even
Eng, Nov. %. There viii be a muster and
nomination Of officers for 1890, after which,
as per resolution of the post at the last meet
ing. the balance Of the evening VIII be taken
up with paper by Comrade j. W. Bishop,
giving an account of the part his regiment
took in the battle of Missionary ridge, and
other items of interest connected with this
great engagement by other comrades who
were in this battle. A large attendance is
expected.
The Eureka Young Peoples Literary So
eiety met and were entertained by the
Messrs. Brown at their residence. 22S East
Page and a most enjoyable programme was
rendered. Ex-Presfdent E. G. Chriman in