St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-20
REPRESENTATIVES,
SUNDAY SIFTINGS.

The substructure of the Sixth street bridge
IS almost finished.
Rev. John White, of ST. Johns church. is
reported recovered from his receut indispo-
sition.
Gen. Joubert, president of the Trans
vaal republic, will shortly pass through
st. Paul.
There is proposition to get the sanction
os the legislature for a state park at the !n-
dian mounds.
Hon. Albert Scheffer has made very extern
sive improvements in the grounds surround
ing his mansion.
Rev. S. Mills, of st. Peters church. was.
owing to sickness, unable to perform his
pastoral duties yesterday.
There is quite building boom on Dayton's
bluff. Some very handsome residences have
gone up the last two months.
Washington Camp No. 4. of St Paul Sons
of America, viii banquet the state camp
Tuesday evening at the Windsor hotel.
The foundation for the new Ger man Luth-
Gran church, corner of Hope and Margaret
streets, is rapidly approaching completion.
When the paving is done Maria avenue
viii become. as il iolg ought to have been,
the most popular avenue on DaytonHs bluff.
The city railway company has an extra
force Of men to aid i'll having the electric
street lines ready for operation by the Ist
prox.-
The success attending the high school
classes and the science classes is away be-
You'd the highest expectations of the pro-
moters.
The Kansas City officials do not expect any
difficulty in meeting the wishes of their en-
ployes. as presented by the so-called griev-
ance committee.
Headway is being made with the grading
of Hope street, the completion of which will
enhance the value of property in that neck
of the Second ward.
he Midway News. a four page paper, de-
votes three-quarters of its news space TO an
attack on Judge Wilson, the Democratic can
didate for governor. Funny
John Eden, late of the 500 CITY ticket Of
flee. left last evening for Duluth, where he
will fill an important position in the freight
department of the Great Northern.
The Colored Citizens union will meet a t
Silver Star hail, JOG East Fifth street, this
tMonday) evening promptly at o'clock. All
= members are requested to be present.
Eyangelists George c. Needham and Frank
i. Smith will preach and sing the Gospel of
the Grace of Cod this evening at o'clock
at Central Park NJ. E. church Everybody is
invited.
The proposition of the West siders to have
railway tracks laid to the levee IN order to
bring factories to that portion of the city. is
The scheme which the GLOBE promulgated
ten months ago
The Standard, Henry Georges paper, is
authority for the statement that Hon Albert
Scheffer has lesnings toward single taxation
and is the most popular man in this state
What do the Merriamites say?
rare treat is offered to those who will at
tend the lecture to be given by D. c. Bell. at
Park Congregational church, corner of Holly
avenue and Mackubtn street. next Tuesday
evening" Oct 81. The lecture will be on
Palestine, and those who have had the
pleasure of listening to Alr. Bell on other
subjects Know what to expect from him on
this occasion. Besides the fund of informa-
ton that Mr. Bell will impart the lecture
viii be illustrated by the stereopticon under
the direction of Prof. Shepherd. aud there
Will be many new and interesting views that
have not been given heretofore