St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-28
Franklin Avenue Presbyterian church will
be held Wednesday evening.

Franklin Avenue Presbyterian church will
be held Wednesday evening.
1.-THE Testimony About Jesus Birth Crit
cally Analysed" will be the subject of Rev.H
Al. simmons discourse to-day.
w. G. Nye, secretary Of the Minneapolis
park board, will leave tonight for Mankato
on business connected with the /. o. o. +.
A festival. with Christmas tree, was given
by the East Side Scandinavian society at
Roses hall, 20S Central avenue, last even
ing.
Next Friday evening at the rooms Of Lodge
No. l, X, p, in Masonic Temple, there will
be public installation Of officers and con-
cert.
Annie Eliasson, the young woman ex-
amined by Judge Bailey, was yesterday aft
ernoon committed to the st. Peter insane
asylum.
installation Of its new officers on Tuesday
evening next at the Elks hall, over HotflIn's
drug store.
A social meeting will be held at 223 Wash
lngton avenue south to-day, at which A.
hlrschfeld. of this city, will speak on $50
cialism and Reform at p. m.
Company G, n. G. S. NJ, will celebrate the
arrival of S91 with the Garfield post at st.
Paul, Wednesday evening next. The COM
pany will go in full dress uniform.
The New Boston churches will hold a
union meeting in the Bethany Congrege-
tlonal church. corner of TAYLOR street and
TWenty-Slxth avenue northeast this evening"
John Spelman. who is in destitute con-
dition, was found at an early hour yesterday
morning at the Northwestern cooper shop
with his feet frozen. He was sent TO the city
hospital.
During the month Of January Mrs. s. NJ T.
Henry, national superintendent OF evan
gellcal work, will conduct series of gospel
temperance meetings under the auspices Of
the w. c. T. U.
wlddle, dated Swataw, China. Nov. ~, and
E. A. Parker, dated Shanghai, China, Nov.
IA. announcing the safe arrival of these Min
neapollS missionaries.
Great expectations are INDUCED in con-
corning the meeting of the Lumber Manufac-
turers' association, which will be held in
Minneapolis next month. The association
now numbers about 480 members.
President Cyrus Northrup will give an OPP
portuniiy for gentlemen to meet President
Dwight and Prof. Had1ey, of Yale college, in
an informal way at his residence, 519 Tenth
avenue southeast, tomorrow evening.
Bridge Engineer Capelen is reported as
saying that the west end approach TO the
steel arch bridge would be sufficiently com
allow of travel on the new half of the bridge
This evening, instead OF the usual sermon.
there will be held at the Central Baptist
church, corner of Fourth avenue south and
Grant street, quarterly review of the inter
dDDrODrl
ate singing.
DR.. A. G. Fairbairn has been confined to
his home about ten days by a poisoned
thumb, which was am Uutated yesterday.
The trouble is supposed to have resulted
from an operation upon a diphtherla pa
tient.
The name of the Herzog Manufacturing
company has been changed to the Gillette
Herzog Manufacturing company. Amend
ments in the articles were filed yesterday TO
that effect. the action having taken place al
a meeting Of directors held during the week
The remains of Hans Anderson, we'll
known citizen of this city, who died several
days ago while visiting Chicago. arrived
from that city yesterday. The funeral will
take place to-day from the residence of his
son, No. 2232 TWenty-fourth avenue south.
James E. Merritt met with a painful acct.
dent yesterday morning. which will lay him
up for several weeks. AS he was descending
his front door steps he stepped on some ice
and was thrown violently down the steps,
breaking bone in his ankle.
Epicurean Council No. 5, National Gull
nary Association, $40 Nicollet avenue, Room
IS, has elcted the following officers: Presi-
dent Peter Hyland; vice president, W. t.
Clifford: secretary, Robert Mugil; treasurer.
D. Nj, Sullivan; corresponding secretary, Dan
Gilmartin.
Rev. Charles A Reese, of Rutland, Vt,
who has lately been called to the Central
Baptist church, sends word to the committee
D4SIOIdIG
there and will De in Minneapolis in time to
enter upon his duties the first sunday in JAN
nary.
The remains Of Halverson Haugen, of
Kensett, To-, who died Christmas at ST. Bar
nabas hopital from the effects of chloroform
administered while an operation was being
performed on Haugen, were shipped to his
home last evening Two of Haugen's friends
accompanied the body.
There are large number of idle men in
town. Most of them say they have come
from Dakota, and report the condition of
for the working man. The Associated Chart
ties daily receive many applications for work
from strong and healthy men.
Rev G. l.. Powers occupies the pulpit of
the Third Universalist church tomorrow for
the last time, he having resigned and his
resignation having been accepted. The
resignation was decided on some months ago.
and does not arise out of any recent COM
plications, as many have supposed. Mr..
Powers has not as yet made any plans for
the future.
The Northwestern and Southern Invest
ment company has been organized TO develop
mineral lands near Chattanooga, Tenn. The
capital stock is $1,000 O. Among the incor-
B. Bassett, A. j. Blethen. A. R. MeGin, k.
w. johnson, John p Rea and s. G. Prior.
The following officers have been elected
by Oliver Morton Post No. III for the ensu-
ing year: "; Lee Moore. c.; J. Ii. Will, S.V.
geon; j. 8 Starkey, chaplain; L. H. Turner.
delegates, DR.. Norrid. NJ. B. Croker; alter,
mates, n. v. Mcdowell, j. II. VIII.
The Baptist Union meeting in the Guar
aDty Loan building, Friday afternoon, was
held with closed doors. The object of the
meeting was TO discuss the financial affairs
If the Emmanuel church 1t is believed that
former mortgages on this property will be
taken up by makinga new loan, and that in
il this way the affairs of the church be salts
factoTily arranged
Judge Emery yesterday morning fined
Samuel Labovitz. q Hebrew shopkeeper $50
for assaulting lad twelve years of age,
named Ivor Jensen, in his place of business
The boy asked Labovitz to pay him 50 cents
due him, when the Hebrew threw him on the
floor and beat him. Judge Emery fined Lab
ovitZ heavily from the fact that the assault
was not only uncalled for, but that the He
brew in his defense evidently perjured him
self
Robert Bacon, Of 7l3 Third street south,
q packer in the Washburn mill. was ex-
amined in the municipal court yesterday
afternoon for assault and battery upon his
wife. Bacon thought his wife too intimate
with one Meggings while the latter was Wis
iting his house, and, being provoked thereby,
assaulted his wife. The couple have since
parted. Judge Emery sentenced Bacon TO
pay fine OF $50.
Gustav Larson, an employe in the sewer
department, entered manhole at Twenty
seventh street and Lyndale avenue for the
purpose of clearing jam at some point in
the sewer. 1t is sixty-six inches in heighth.
Larson lost his bearings in fome way. but
finally emerged from the sewer at the corner
of Cedar avenue and Fourth street, some
three miles from his starting point.
A. NJ. Bailey is out with proposition for
the formation of an ASSOCIATION or STOCK COM
pany with nominal capital, operated and
controlled by the National Millers' associa-
ton, which shall act for the individual miller
as his agent or attorney in all questions re-
lating to the dispatch of his product from
the mandatory to destination, this COM
locations and agents at all the important
transfer points in the country, who will have
notice of the appoach of every shipment.
and will send out reports Of its arrival and
going forward.