St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-17
THE PASSING SHOW.

meeting of the Nushka club occurred
last evening at the quarters on Summit av-
enue.
s. Lodge NO. 122, J. o. G. T., was held last
evening III the hail at Fauquier and Arcade
streets.
Marriage licenses were issued to Charley
Plim and Augusta Youngblad, Lorenz Gen
ten aud Louisa Kolhuen.
The cold storage companies have begun
business in earnest, and the river presented
an animated scene yesterday.
Val Kaude, a saloonkeeper, was examined
yesterday on the charge of selling liquor to
minors. The case was continued until the
10th.
A regular meeting of the W. C. T. Q. was
held yesterday afternoon at the Seventh
street quarters. Rontine business was the
order.
Schedules filed by Merrick Bros, who re-
Gently became insolvent show their liabili-
siessto be $l6,562.9 90 and their assets $I2,-
2S4.99
The committee on investigating the mu-
nicipal court records will hold q meeting on
Saturday evening, when Chairman Pratt will
report
The win of Carrie Thompson, disposing of
a large amount of personal and real property
TO her two sons, was admitted to probate
yesterday.
The PEOPLES church will in all probability
he well filed next Tuesday evening, when
Nye and Riley viii give their humorous en-
tertainment.
PHI. Ziegle and Samuel Frank, the cloth
ing dealers charged with violating the Sun
day law, plead guilty yesterday and were
fined $500 each.
Jack McAr!iffe and Billy Madden attracted
a good deal of attention yesterday and were
the center ofan admlring coterie of local
sports. McAullffe can play billiards. by the
way.
George Leyde, formerly member of the
police force, was arrested yesterday for as
saulting printer named E. B. Ford. Leyde
viii explain the matter before Judge Burr
on Monday.
The Aurora Ski club, of Red Wing, has is
sued large number of invitations to St.
Paul carnival clubs and others for attendance
at the ski tournament to be held in that city
on the 29th.
An interesting talk to young men was de-
liyered by DR.. A. j. Stone at the Y. NJ C. A.
last evening. There was large attendance,
and the remarks of the lecturer were listened
TO with deep interest.
A most enjoyable social was that given
last evening at st. Stephens Episcopal
church. The attendance was very large and
the musical features of the entertainment
were exeellently performed.
Eph Louis, residing in Il shanty on the
south side of the river, about half a mile be-
low the bridges, snot himself in the foot
while carelessly handling a revolver yester-
day morning. The wound is not dangerous
The three destitute children discovered at
Duluth by the agents of the Children's Aid
society viii be brought here to-day by Mrs.
Savage, wife eff Superintendent Savage OF
the society. Homes viii be provided for the
trio.
Several carloads of merchandise will be
despatched to Grand Forks by the relief
committee of the chamber of commerce to-
day. These will be distributed by Commits
sioner Helgerson throughout the distressed
district
The influenza epidemic has taken n grim
hold on the faculty and students of the Red
Wing seminary. There are said to be no less
than fifteen cases now apparent among the
students, and three of the professors are also
prostrated
ID. Scheuck an employe of the West Side
Ice company. while at work on the river yes
terday, slipped through an opening which
had just been sawed and narrowly escaped
drowning. He was rescued by those working
near him.
The Nationalist club viii meet this evening
at4I Vest Fourth street. 1.-THE Demand of
Nationalism'' will be the question discussed,
with view to deciding the name of the
club-whether Nationalist Economic
or psychological
Building permits were issued yesterday to
Henry Hanson for tho erection of two-story
frame house at Edmund and Grotto streets,
$1,000, andto Blossom Bros, Merrill for
improvements to their premises on Atwater,
near Western, amounting to 81, 900.
Prof ". II. Payne lectured to large audi
ellce last evening at the high school hall.
The lecturer dealt with educational methods,
past and present. greatly to the advantage of
the latter. The talk was an interesting one
and elected mucn satisfactory comment.
Bernard o. Creswick, who left ST. Paul two
mouths ago for Sheffield. England, aud who
wss believed by his friends here to have been
lost in the recent storms on the Atlantic has
appriseG them of his safe arrival after pass
age OF phenomenal length and roughness.