St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-10
SUNDAYS SETTINGS.

The y. NJ. c. A. yesterday inuugurated its
week OF prayer
The snow will interfere with vast amount
of building remaining to be done.
Five hundred maple trees are to be planted
e Ited Rock and au artesian well bored.
Rev. c. d. Andrews, of Christ church, has
resigned the chaplaincy of the First regi-
ment.
Roger Vail of Minneapolis, yeste rday de
ivered an address on Prosecuted Astron
omers
The ST. Joseph's Total Abstinence society
will hold a rally at ST. Joseph church Thurs
day evening.
The foundation of the German Lutheran
church, corner of Hope and Margaret, is al
most finished.
J'ke local railroad men have so adjusted
their difference that no rate war is antici-
pated this winter.
DR.. Simon Quinlin. of Chicago. grand ex-
allied ruler of the Is. p. o. Elks. will shortly
visit the Elks of this city.
The ST. Paul (ouncil No. l, r. A NJ. will
this evening entertain visitors from Still
water, Duluth and Minneapolis.
The Cantcns of st. Paul and Minneapolis,
i. o. o: e, will Wednesday be entertained at
Fort Smelling ny Canton Mason.
Locke Richardson will give the "Christmas
Carol at readn; to be given to- morrow
evening at the high school hail.
Winter is upon us and the workinemen can
realize to the tull the beneticient legislation
III the shape of the Mckinley tariff.
D. II. NoycS ex-presdent of the Y NJ. C..
n. conducted a service fer young men at the
Arlington lliIl Presbyterian church last even
ing
Dr. f. +. Greer will. tomorrow evening at
the House of Hope church, read a pape on
Attendance; How 10 Increase and Keep it
Regular
The city railway company has pla ced
stoves iii the street cars, but. notwithsta nd
ing the severe cold last evening, no. one was
provided with fuel
News has been received that Assistant
General Passenger Agent Austin. of the
Northern Pacific, who was in the railroad ac-
cident last week, is not seriously injured
The fire department nad run yesterday
morning soon after to the corner OF East
Sixth and Nell streets, where q gasoline
stove had exploded. The damage done was
nominal, and fortunately no one was in
jured.
inspector Heinemann persists in his dec
-"i"'i"iA w lcSlSit his mem OeTSnlp on the
school board This is to be regretted. What
Ihe city wants Oh the school board are men
OF Mr.. Heinemann's standing. The more
the better. Citizens should insist that he
withdraw the resignation.
John Jaeger has returned from his bust
ness trip and, it is expected, he will be pres
ent at this morning meeting of the chamber
of commerce. The resolution requesting his
resignation will lie discussed. as well as the
recommendations 10 the city council in re-
gard to sewer ana street assessments.
The city authorities would do well to see
that the sidewalks are promptly cleaned of
snow. not only before houses or business
blocks, but also vacant lots The man who
owns vacant lot should lie made to cl can
the sidewalk fronting it as well as the man
who rents a II use or owns a business block.
Truth is authority for the following: .sDur-
ing the past six weeks st. Paul has lost a.
linen mill. o. a furnace foundry, (3) n
Inacaronf factory. ~ a wooden factory. (j)
tannery, 90 PICKLE concern" What has
become of the industrial union, the Mann
facturerS' Investment society and Secretary
Phelps?
Truth, with which is incorporated The
Northwestern Real Estate Gazette. made lis
appearance yesterday. The paper is pub
Iished weekly and consists of eight pages.
being devoted to real estate. financial. COM
inereial and social news. Colored cuts will
shortly appear i'll Truth, which gives promise
to be one of the best and liveiiest weeklies
published in the city.