St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-07
SAINT PAUL.
FLoTsAM AND JETsAM.

A literary and social club, to be called the
Star CLUB OF ST. Paul filed articles of lneor-
poration yesterday.
Grand Master Workman Joseph EekSien
will be at Eureka lodge No 8 Tuesday even
ing to confer degrees
The annual meeting of The Minnesota
Breeders association will be held Wednes-
day afternoon al McGrath's on Third street.
DR.. c. McV Toby has feen appointed by
the Northern Pacific physician and surgeon
for the different lines owned or operated by
said company.
Some unscrupulous person before the po-
lice court on Thursday used the name OF
Harry Kann. The real owner of that name
enters hearty protest.
Nj. y. SiapletUn, secretary OF the Cain
Ole Truth society, will speak TO young men
in Crusaders hall, corner of Fort and Sixth
streets. to-day at 3 p. m.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Johns
church will meet Tuesday afternoon with MIS-
Merrick. $50 Holly avenue. This will be the
last meeting before the holidays.
Henry j. Strouse, doing a dry goods pusi
ness under the name of II. Strouse CO.. "'
l79 West seventh street, has made an aSslSu-
mentto William Dunlap for the beneht OF MS
creditors.
Capt. Harries. congressman elect from the
First district and p. j. Smalley, secre'ar: VI
the Democratic central committee calleu
upon state Auditor Braden at the capitol
yesterday.
The crusaders Total Abstinence society
viii give one of its popular entertainments III
its hail. Cretin school building, this afier-
noon. DANES Mammalian will deliver an ad-
dress. and choice literary and musical pro-
gramme has been prepared.
The Twilight Dancing club will give It's
fourth annual ard social hop at the west
moreand hall OF the corner OF Tenth and 81.
Peter Wednesday evening, Dec. 81. Music
by Seiberts orchestra. \ very pleasant anu
social dance Is expected.
James Morrow, president of the Retali
Clerks Union of ST. Paul. and manager OF
Coverings ladies Department. left last nlSht
10 attend the national convention OF retain
Clerks; also the international convention OF
the American Federation Of Labor when
meets i'll Detroit on Dec S.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day with the secretary of state by the W oven
Wire Machinery company, of Minneapolis
with capital stock $4,000. The ineor-
porators are A. c. Paul. c. o White, W. B.
Iloy6. c. E. Braden. c. Wright Davidson, c.
l. Travis. Charles :. Gold and George ).
Nunsing, all of Minneapolis.
Joseph Poljeba has sued the st. Paul, Min
peapolis < Manitoba Railway company to re-
cover $40, 800 damages for the breaking OF
leg and for other injuries He was Il brake
man on a freight train that was run so rap
idly over a rough piece of road that the car
on which he was riding left the track ana
threw him to the ground.
At the Grand Opera house Rev. W. 5. Nall
will preach before the Universalist society at
la. NJ Subject: The Sunshine and Shad-
ows of Home Life" Miss Simons, soprano
singer OF Hastings, whose voice has attracted
much attention. will. sing. Solos will be
sung also by Miss Farwell ana Mr.. Lienau.
All seats free and all are invited.
Caroline Sauer has sued Frangott Sauer for
divorce on the grounds of abandonment.
They were married in Germany i'll 1868.
She is fifty-four and he fifty-one years old.
They came 10 the United States in 1871. The
husband deser.ed his wife in 1886. They
have eight children aged from len to twenty
tiye years. all of whom live with the mother.
She asks for custody of the minor children.
John c. Clemens, who has been employed
as a bOokkeeper by the Yoerg Brewing COM
pany for the past year, has disappeared leay-
ing a shortage of 81, 900 in his cash account.
He was for Il time resident agent for the
Blatz Brewing company. and lived on East
NinIfred street. where his wife died two
years ago. He is said 10 have transferred his
property to some female acquaintance before
he left the city.
At a meeting of the st. Paul Letter Carriers
Association. held last evening, the following
zSere elected for the ensuing year: John ".
sSoyle, president; Charles P Bailly, vice
PRESIDENT Howard Jewett. recording secre
tarS; J. j. Giantvalley, financial secretary;
W. X. Maxwell. Otto Spangler. finance com
mittee; f. j. Grant Luz Lewis, John Dug
mans. j. Montouz, standing committee
A literary and musical entertainment will
be given in st. Joseph's hall, on Virginia ave-
nue., next Wednesday evening, under the
auspices OF st. Joseph's 7. A society. I. d.
O'Brien will give an interesting lecture. and
among others who will assist will be Mrs.
Bryant. the Misses Metzdorf. Messrs Muir
ply. Heating and J. Healy. There will be no
charge for admission.
The Twin City cantons of the /. o. o. F.
held most successful meeting Friday even
ing. and arrangements were made for hold
ing the grand competition drill i'll February
at Armory hall. The committee of arrange
ments are Capt. NJ. E. KOst Capt Henry
Smith and Lieut.. NJ L. Merrill. A banquet
followed the meeting, when speeches were
made by Grand Master W. G. Nye, of Mime
apolis; Capt. NJ. E. Kost, Grand Secretary
Bolton, Lieut.. Stewart, Maj. Bolton and
Others.
The state dairy commissioners are showing
extraordinary vigilance III routing out per-
sons who sell adulterated food. During the
past two weeks specimens of spurious coffee,
captured in Minneapolis have been on exhl-
bition in the capital, and Yesterday sample
OF supposed coffee taken from a little boy
who had purchased it in a grocery store was
shown i'll the dairy commissioners Office
An examination showed that it was made of
graham flower and coffee grounds already
used while some of the kernels were dried
peas moulded TO the required shape and then
colored. The members of the Office are proud
of their capture and refute the charges made
against them that they toll not, neither do
hey spin
Piano and Banquet Lamps, useful
presents. Dryers.