St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-19

camille association held quarterly
meeting OF stockholders and directors
last Friday evening. The reports of
officers for the preceding year showed
an increase of trade, and a generally
prosperous condition Of the company.
Il. A. 7,510 suspended regular business
last Tuesday evening in order to hold a
debate as to what changes would be
necessary, in the present system of gov
eminent, in order TO secure industrial
freedom. Nearly every shade of opin-
ION was represented aud aR interesting
debate ensued.
Quite number Of stenographers met
on Thursday evening at the capitol and
discussed the ACCESSIBILITY of forming a
permanent organization fer intellectual
was appointed to draw up q constitu-
ton and bylaws and report at the next
meeting.
Minnehaha Lodge No. 81. Brother
hood of Locomotive, Firemeu. gave its
thirteenth annual ball on Thursday
evening at the armOry. Nearly 100
couples were present and the bail
proved that railroad men are most hos
pltable entertainers. The arrangements
were in chargeof committees consisting
of L. L. Hart, P. Y. Murphy and Allen
T. McEvoy, p. Mclaughlin, James
O'Brien, George Klinkfelter, Ed. Shop
ard and John Seaman were the recep-
non committee. Z. T. Hart acted as
master of ceremonies, and Z. V. Muir
pry, James johnson, L. Sharpless,
Charles Janisch, j. Mulaney. Nj. Kel-
ley, n. Duffy aud NJ. Il. Munsuu as
floor managers.
The retail clerks. association gave
It's first annual hop at Westmoreland
nall On Thursday evening. The hall
was well filled and the guests did full
Justice 10 dance programme which had
been specially prepared for the occa-
sion. The following committees had
charge OF the affair: James Ward. G. J.
west, James Morrow, L.. Nash and A.
Il. SeWrey acted as a committee on ar
engagements. The reception committee
consisted of j. z. Smith, l.. Nash, II.
Murdoch, James a. Ward and james
Morrow, and the floor was under the
management of William Tenvoarde,
Charles Lust, l. Goldman and &. L.
Walters.
Inc ladies' protective association is
making active preparations for its Val
entIne social, to be given OH the evening
of Feb. ID. The committee of arrange
mentS are May McAyinchy. Mollie Lee.
Mamie Knfschky, Emma Laberdie and
Katie Naice.
The beneficiary department of the
ladies' protective association holds its
FiUnrr faSc OFF, - Il: q
accounts for the past year and elect
officers for the ensuing term. All mem
berS are invited to be present. No open
meeting will be held. as there is so
much routine business to be transacted
that it will probably occupy the entire,
afternoon.
The Brotherhood OF Engineers will
give its annual ball at Ehe, Armory hall
on Wednesday evening, Feb. Il.
The trade and labor assembly holds
its regular fortnightly meeting at Labor
headquarters next Friday evening.
James Fl. Navy, of the pIasterers'
union of this city, is attending the inter-
national convention now in session.
Mr.. Navy represents the organized
plasterers of this city.
Assembly 1898 will hold its monthly
open meeting on the first Wednesday in
February No subject for debate has
yet been selected.
A mass meeting for the discussion of
the eight-hOur question will be held in
this city On the evening of Feb. %.
MesSrs. Shoran, Mcguire and Valesh
were appointed a committee of arrange
ments by the state eight-hour league
last Sunday.
The next meeting of the state eight