St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-21
DOlNGS OF A DAY.

Bank clearances yesterday were S601, 21S.
The Business Women's Club of St. Paul
gave a reception last evening at the Portland.
Jim Fell aud Jimmy Griffin have round
contest for points every evening at the
Olympic during next week.
The ROYAL Pass will be given at the
matinee at the Harris theater to-day. Next
week, Florence Bindley in Dot"
The Wage Farmers Cooperative Home as
ISOLATION holds meeting tonight at Labor
hall, 20 East Seventh street, at 8 p. m.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Church of
Christ has elected Mrs C. E. Dickerman pres
idenl and Mrs. H. T. Black secretary.
Yesterday was the banner day for multiply
ing and repleniShIng the city directory.
There were ten births reported, and no
deaths. =.
On the first three days Of the first week of
October the Christian convention OF Mime
sofa will meet at the Church of Christ on Car
roll street.
By an order from Chief Jackson, yesterday
morning. straw hats were discarded by the
fire ladies and the regulation uniform cap
was resumed.
Rev. J.F. Stout. pastor of Clinton Avenue
N. z. church, will return to-day from all ex-
tended trip through the East, and will occupy
his pulpit Sunday morning and evening.
The residence of J. A. Lawrence, assistant
dairy commissioner, at 2l7 East Tenth street.
was visited by burglars Thursday night.
They were frightened away before securing
anything OF value.
The board of public works yesterday COM
pleted assessments for grading the Terri
torial road and Cromwell avenue, and paving
jackson street. Paving Eagle street was ad-
journed till Sept. %.
Richard Golden, in his successful play
jed Prouty," will give two performances
to-day at the Newmarket, matinee ana even
ing and will close his engagement to NOR
row Sunday evening.
The retail clerks association had well at
tended meeting at Labor hall last evening,
and transacted business furthering their Or
ganization and looking to the early closing
movement, which is rapidly gaining head
way.
Miss Chaffee will inaugurate her art lect-
Peoples church. The subject will be Our
Lady of Beauty" profuseiy illustrated with
stereopticon views on canvas, of Attic seem
cry monuments and sculpture.
Attention all old soldiers. There will be q
meeting of members of the G. A. r. and all
old soldiers at the municipal court room in
the new house. this evening at 1880 p. m.
Matters of grave importance to every soldier.
will be brought up. Do not fail to report.
N. Nathan, of Helena, Mont, was at the
Merchants yesterday on returning from his
annual Eastern trip. He was a leading mer-
when he moved his dry goods business to the
gold-pearing gulcb that holds Montana cap
ltal.
Case street is well named. There is case
of diphtheria at sos Case street. and case
of scarlet fever at the corner OF Case and
PAYNE avenue. The health officers say that
there are more cases of contagious diseases
reported from Case street than any other.
There is another case OF scarlet fever at 626
Magnolia street.
The tragedian Thomas W. Keene will be
the attraction at the Newmarket next week.
he will appear in the following repertoire:
Monday and Saturday nights, Richard III;
Tuesday night, "Othello:" Wednesday night
Julius Cesar" Thursday night, Louis
XII" Friday night, "Hamlet;" Saturday
matinee. "Richelieu."
The midday meeting TODAY, held at 117
East Third street, over the Northwestern
Book house, viii be led by Bro. C. B. Palmer.
Topic: Sunday School Lesson for To-Mor-
row." All interested in Sunday school work
both male and female, are cordially invited
to attend and participate in these exercises.
Hour of meeting, L. to l o'clock.
One of the topics discussed in the court
house yesterday was the telegram in the
GLOBE which announced the nomination at
Devils Lake of Jimmy O'Brien as candidate
on the Democratic ticket for the district
court The gentleman beat the man who ran
against him for district attorney at former
election, and it is expected that he will run
well. His course is watched with interest by
number of friends in this city who became
his admirers while he was special Judge OF
the municipal court of St Paul.