St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-20
SAINT PAUL.
SAYINGS AND DOINGs.

The court house commission Will meet AZ
So'clock this afternoon
The council committee on licenses. will
meet at ESQ this evening i'll the new cnam-
Der.
The council committee on claims will meet
I'm the new council chamber at 80 this att
ernoon.
The Homeopathic Hospital Aid society will
hold special meeting this afternoon at the
Ryan hotel.
The ST. Anthony Hill orchestra, assisted by
other local talent. will give a musical ana
literary soiree at the Peoples church to-mor
row night
The Schubert club, local musical organl-
cation comprised entirely of ladies, will en-
terrain few friends of the members at NC
Murran's hall this evening.
musical concert will be given tomorrow
night at Overs music rooms by the pupiiS OF
Prof. Henri de Congo van Ellemeet, assisted
by the Beethoven quartette.
A special meeting of the board of eduea-
ton occurs to-day, when acton Will proDapiy
be taken regarding the proposed particlpa
ton OF pupils Of the public schools IN the
exercises OF Decoration day.
Mrs. Allie jackson, of 467 Robert street,
yesterday reported the loss of her leather
pocketbook atthe police station. The purse
which was lost on Seventh or Robert streets
contained SIS in money and receipt 1of
payment OH sewing machine.
cessfullv presented by the ST. Aloysius Young
Mems society at the Assumption school hali'
recently, will, by special request be pre-
scented again this evening at the same place.
This evenings entertainment Will De given
for the benefit of the school.
public works at O'Clock this afternoon on
the preliminary order for The grading or Min
nehaha street, between Como ana Hamllne
avenues. Protests and petitions Will be
,1- l,NC Iadf Oy
the grading of Dawson street, between Ar
cade and Birmingham streets.
Thomas Burns, an improvideut bacchana
of the West Seventh street district, aWoke
yesterday morning with strong appetite
for drink but could not find the price OF me
out into the bright sunlight, stole key OF
beer from Stahlmann's brewery and was
landed at the central police station little
later as a consequence.
The Ladies' Protective Association OF st.
Paul held meeting yesterday afternoon at
the labor hall Thomas Ii. Lucas, of Mime
apolis was announced to speak. but failed
to put in an appearance. The objects OF the
association, which are the protection and adj
vancement OF the interests OF working
women and girls, were set forth by MISS Mol
lie Lee and Miss Cronin, members OF the as
sociation.
The first of the series of entertainments to
be given under the auspices OF the oxford
league will be given at the oxford NJ. +.
church. corner of st. Adams street and Holly
avenue, tomorrow evening. The evening
will be one Of Scandinavian song. i'll which
Mrs. e. Olund and Miss Lofgren, of the
Swedish quartette, will participate, assisted
by the choir of the First Swedish ME. church.
Mike Murray was the name given at the
central police station Yesterday afternoon by
a badly battered child of misfortune, who
was brought in from near BanhOlzers brew
cry in drunken condition in the patrol
wagon. About z o'clock last night he re-
covered enough to realize that his shoulder
was dislocated. DR.. Ancker attended to his
injuries ard had him taken to the city hos
pital.
Hon. Albert Scheffer's two youngest chill
dren were ont driving i'll pony carriage yes
terday afternoon. The fiery steed ran away,
upset the carriage and threw the children
out. At first it was thought they were seri-
ously hurt, but two doctors who were sum-
mored pronounced that one was only slightly
bruised, while so far as they could tell last
night the other had not sustained any serious
injury. Mrs. Scheffer is away, and this acct
dent prevented the father from going to
Watertown, as he had intended.
The Woman's Christian Temperance union
held very beautiful and impressive me-
mortal service in memory of Mrs. Adelia L.
Atkins, at the rooms of the Gospel Temper
ance union, 70 East Seventh street, yester-
day afternoon at o'clock. There was
large attendance. After the reading of the
Scriptures and prayer brief addresses were
made by Mrs. E. L. Condit Mrs. F. B. Far
well and others. Solos were sung by Mrs.
c. E. Tanning and Miss Mamie c. Peters. A
memorial poem was also read by Mrs. Fan
ming Mrs Atkins was beloved member of
the Central Woman's Christian Temperance
union