St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-19
EVA GAY.
AT SUNDAY BREAKFAST.

Inc grocery clerks VIII hold meeting at
Labor hall Tuesday evening at clock.
The Northern Legion of Honor will meet
Tuesday evening at I23 Dakota avenue
The county commissioners will hold a
regular meeting tomorrow morning al the
court house.
The regular seibert fortnightly concert
will occur to-day at Turner hall. The pro-
gramme is an unusually brilliant one.
Miss Emma leckenstein and Miss Ella
Bork. of Faribault, are visiting in the city,
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Paul Weide, of
$40 Pine street.
Marriage licenses were issued to John
Christensen and Mary Card. Lams Pavian
and Bessie Marks, Jonathan P. Grady and
Amelia Augustein.
The Western Freight Association of Chi
cago has passed suitable resolutions on the
death of General Manager E. L. Dudley, of
the st. Paul Il Duluth
Mrs. Angelo Creppen-Davis will speak on
Christian Science next Saturday. at
Moore's block. Seven Corners. Her theme
will be victorious Atonement'
A. B. Terrell, brakeman OH the Kansas
City. was hurt yesterday in the wards He
was conveyed from the union depot to ST.
Joseph's hospital in The patrol wagon.
DIR. j. w. Bettingen, late house surgeon o
Charity hospital, New York. has returned to
st. Paul to engage in general practice, and
has associated himself wit h DR.. Denslow.
Frank F. Davis, ex-coun!y attorney of
Hennepin county, came over from Mime
apolis yesterday TO testify in the WEIGH
Erwin case, being tried III the district court.
No criminal cases are 10 be tried at the
present term of the United States district
court. The change in district attorneys is
the cause of continuance OF some of the
cases.
Rev. j. j. Sullivan, professor OF English at
st. Thomas seminary, Merriam Park, will de-
liver an address to young men at 5 p N. to-
day. in Crusaders hail, corner Fort and Sixth
streets.
The first Of the series OF concerts by the st.
Paul Concert association has been changed
TO Jan. 81, at Cretin hall The dates now
are Jan. 81, Feb. II, April 2 and 81, and
May 8.
The annual meeting Of the Home for the
Friendless association viii be held at the
home 46a Collins street, Wednesday, the
I'D. at p. m. A general invitation Is ex-
fenced TO all.
One hundred and twenty-five jurors have
been summoned to appear for the district
hustling for talesmen this week as was neces-
sary the past few days.
The committee on the investigation Of
municipal court records last evening received
the report of Alderman Pratt and will pre-
pare a report on the same for submission at
the next meeting of the council.
AT the meeting of the gas committee last
evening it commended the award of the gaso-
line street lighting contract to Robert Sieger
for term of three years at the rate 81. 20 per
month per lamp, or $50 per year.
Adjt. Gen. Muller yesterday returned fro m
Chicago. where he had been attending q
meeting of adjutant generals from Iowa,
Wisconsin, Michi gan, Indiana and Mime
sofa. Rules were adopted for an interstate
competition.
Dr.. Gottfried Stamm, resident United
States consul for the government of Switzer-
land yesterday filed his papers with the
secretary of state. Consul Stamm has ap-
pointed Ernest MORGAN, Of st. Anthony Park
as chancellor
A II. Mowbray will give lecture on India,
with 100 choice stereopticon views, at the
guild house, Christ church, Wednesday even
ing. Feb. 5. Mr. Mowbray has lived ten
years in India and speaks entertainingly of
what he has seen and heard.
Hon q. N. Baxter VIII douptless be deSig-
mated by the government as special counsel
to assist in the prosecution OF the Milwaukee
railroad, charged with violation of tho inter-
state commerce law. District attorney Hay
has recommended the designation.
Fred Riley, of the Union depot news de-
partment Abe Davidson, of the firm of
Smith d. Davidson, were yesterday rejoicing
over the fact that they were the fortunate
owners Of ticket No. 12.l22, which drew
$1,000 or 1-20th of the 100000 prize in
the Louisiana lottery.
Secretary of State Mattson yesterday re-
ceived Information OF the death of Warren
Bristol. which occurred in New Mexico on
the 18th inst. Mr.. Bristol was formerly a
prominent lawyer and state senator Of Good
hue county. and latterly has been United
States district judge in New Mexico.
Building permits were issued Yesterday to
L. a. Setback and 8. G. Palm. the form e
for the erection of a one-and-a-hal story
frame dwelling on Aurora. near Western to
cost $1,000. and the latter for two-story
frame dwelling on Charles, near Western,
worth 81. 49,.