St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

posed to the early closing movement he is in
favor of it, and would have closed without
signing an agreement.
AdjtGen. Mullen has received the resigna-
ton of Capt. Chantler of Company c, First
regiment Chantler's fiye-year enlistment
expires on the 18th inst, and he desires to
resign his Office at this time owing to the
press OF private business.
Karl Oman. grocer at 235 East Fairfield
avenue has preferred charges of neglect of
duty against Police Sergeant Jerry sullivan.
OF the West side station, who refused TO
make an arrest when called upon by oxman
Mayor Smith Will investigate the case to.
morrow.
Samuel A. Baldwin win begin Saturday
afternoon. Jan. lS, at $50 p m, series of
ten lectures on musical subjects. These
lectures will occur at the Moore block, and
their object will be to create a more genersl
and thorough appreciation of music. Each
lecture will be illustrated by Mr.. Balwin with
appropriate selections upon the piano, and
will be made of interest to all.
The annual meeting of the Ramsey County
Bible society will be held at the rooms of the
Y. NJ. C. A., corner of Ninth and Wabasha
streets. Monday, Jan. 6, al 10 o'clock a. M,
forthe purpose of electiug officers and any
other business that may come before the
society. Rev E. r. Irmscher will present his
annual report of his work during the year.
The Knuckwinnoch society, of West St
Paul, met Friday evening at the home of
Miss Minnie LAYTON on East Winifred
street About forty members were present,
and enjoyed the very interesting programme
which was presented, after which refresh
ments were served. The meeting adjourned
to meet two weeks hence at the home OF
Miss Mamie Mortensen on George street.
The st. Paul Policemen's Mutual Aid as
ISOLATION held their annual meeting at the
central station yesterday afternoon. The
following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: President, W. j. Klein; vice pres.
ident, Thomas McMahan; treasurer, l. d.
Morgan; secretary. r. A. Wright; board of
trustees: Thomas Walsh. William Hanft.
\. NJ Lowell, William Budy, Il. y. Grady, a.
Call.
The Order of the Iron Hall made two men,
bers of local branch No. Isl very happy on
New Years eve by paying them their final
benefits One of them. James Morrow, liv-
ing at 265 Nelson avenue, secured $685.,
being he balance due on his certificate for
So 20. The other was Mr. Scavilin. who re-
ceiYed $50, the balance of his certificate for
$1,000 Coming as it did at such a time it
was very acceptable and made their families
! rejoice accordingly.
One Of the most serious cases of la grippe
yet experienced i'll St. Paul was reported
from the city hospital last night. The victim
was sent out from the central police station
| being ledger in the tramp room. He was
attacked with ac1te pairs in the head, an
excruciating grippe, and complained of rack
| ing pains in the joints of The lower limbs
! The fellows condition appeared so danger
hot In. ~
| city hospital. The surgeon reports it an ag-
| gravated case of the grip.
The services of the Peoples church to-day
will be of special interest, it being the second
! anniversary of the organization of the So
ciety. At 1879 a. m. DR.. Smith will speak
on The Holy Catholic Church." with some
local and personal illusions. At 1880 D. m.
he will lee u'e on Israel in Egypt" The
lel ture Will De illustrated with fine series of
stereopticon views showing the pyramids,
| sphinxes, temples, obelisks. monuments and
ruins OF ancient Egypt. Ali seats free.
The officers of Acker Post, No 81 G. A
| R.; the officers, of Acker's Women's Relief
corps, and the officers of st. Paul Camp No
1, Sons of Veterans, will be publicly installed
| by Comrade j. H. Drake next Thursday even
| ing, Jan. 8, at Acker Post hall, in the Market
house building. Appropriate addresses the
| good old army songs, and q free lunch con-
sisting of bareback and coffee, will also be
a part OF the evening programme All friends
Of the G. A R. are invited TO be present
Local Branch No. 100, Order of the Iron
| Hall, held its regular meeting Thursday
evening i'll their new hall, 1856 East Sew
enth street. The installation of officers will
take place at their next regular meeting, sec-
ond Thursday. James Morrow, of Branch
| 49, reported that he had received his final
benefit of $3.50, he having drawn only one
weeks benefits during his seven years Ais
V. Skavlan, of Branch 1872 holding certifi-
cate for $1,000, had received his final benefit
of 1925. he having received seven weeks
benefits OF $l75 during his term.
The officers of Noble Franklin lodge, 4. o.
Z. W., will be publicly installed Thursday
| evening next The installing oflcer will be
Romano Sheire, d. d. G. NJ. W., and the
officers are as follows: Past master work
| man. DIR. e. r. Geer: master workman, John
! d. Graut; foreman. P NJ. Thulin; overseer,
Richard Z. Bentley; recorder, George H.
| Sheire; financier. II. G. De Graw; receiver
Romano sheire; guide, F. C. Wagner; in
side Waterman, John Kennedy; outside
watchman, H. r. Clarke; trustee, NJ. NJ.
| Wachenheimer.