St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-08
NUTSHELL NOTES.

Sheriff Bean will return this week from
his California trip.
The state historical so lie will meet this
evening al the state capitol.
John E. Londin has been Ell ected president
OF the Swedish Society Vega
W. B. Robinson has been elected COM
mander of Garfield post, G. A R.
The chamber of commerce will, this mo N
ing, again tackle the eternal park question
sale is to be held "Wednesday at the
guild hall of the Ladies Aid Society of Christ
Church.
The Brooke weekly Friday evening CON
certs have been postponed until after the
holidays.
The trial of the Horton murder case willfbe
resumed this morning at 10 O'Clock in the
court house.
The master BARRIERS association incest Tues
day evening in the Labor hail OH East Sew
enth street
If we are to have an ice palace the pro-
moters will have to do more hustliug and
less jawing.
Manager Scott is hopeful of having the
whole of the electric lines in operation by
the first of the year.
The Doutneys are to conclude til cir tenn
perance crusade with a meeting al Lieder-
tafel hall this evening.
The Bethany Congregational church will
hold meeting for the election of officers
Wednesday evening
Supt. Gilbert. of the city schools is to hold
an examination OF would-be teachers a. the
high school on the 22d inst.
Lester L. Lee and Clarence c. Bunker are
down to be elected members of Company C.
First regiment this evening
THE Religion of Marcus Aurelius'' was
yesterday morning discussed by Rev. S. NJ.
Crothers, of the Unity church.
Killen aud Sheehy, having dropped ia W.
ing, are now hard at work preparing for their
forthcoming little pleasantly.
The st. James Episcopal church, corner Of
De Soto and Lawson streets. was reopened
yesterday with appropriate services.
Eureka Lodge No. 9. A. o. Z. W., will con =
fer degrees tomorrow evening when Grand
Master Workman Eckstein, of New Ulm, will
be present.
The Doutneys yesterday co mpleted their
non-partisan temperance work on the West
side. Two good meetings were held in
Liedertafei hail.
Miss Julia Morissy contributes an able
paper upon Catholic Women in Total Ab-
stinence work. > which appears in the local
Catholic weekly.
The st. Paul Chicago lines have SO far set
tied their differences that there is now no
probability of passenger rate war for many
months 10 come.
Rev. W. S. Vail, of the First Universalist
church. yesterday afternoon conducted
people, liberal service at the CONGREGATIONAL
chapel, ST. Anthony Park.
Rev. S. G. Smith, d. D., of the Peoples
church, yesterday interested his auditors
with sermon upon THE Story of Seal
skin Cloak-A Social Study"
John Mammalian delivered an admirable
address before the Crusaders society in Gre
tin hall yesterday afternoon. A choice mu-
steal programme was also rendered.
Secretary NJ. A. Stapleton, of the Catholic
Truth society, yesterday afternoon addressed
a meeting of young men at the Crusaders
hall, corner of Fort aud Sixth streets.
1t is reported that tracks are to be laid on
the West side, at point below Robert street
bridge, and an effort made to secure the es-
adjustment of several factories Prominent
realty men have the project in hand.
Veterinary surgeons Of the state are to
meet Wednesday evening at the Astoria
hotel, when au organization is to be formed
and steps taken to intro luce bill into the
legislature regulating the prsctice OF veter-
| mary surgery,
The Bates Avenue VI. E. church, after be-
ing closed for repairs, was reopened yester-
| day by Rev. DR.. McKaig. of Minneapolis.
| who preached in the morning, and Rev. Dr..
| Forbes. presiding elder of st. Paul, who oc-
| cupled the pulpit in the evening.
| School Inspector Foley reports he has con-
siderable difficulty in getting the public
schools supplied with coal, owing to the de-
mand for fuel upon the dealers. mum Der
| of the schools may be closed this morning for
| lack of coal
Two men are now stationed at the inter-
section of Wabasha and Seventh streets an d
no delay is occasioned by this arraugeme mt
in the distribution of transfer tickets TIL e
city railway company is to be commended for
the readiness with which an extra man was
put on, as with one man the transfer syste m
was the cause Of considerable ANNOYANCE To
patrons
W. g. Fralich for several years telegraph
editor of the GLOBE, left last evening, &C.
companied by his wife, to pass the winter
among the pines of Georgia. Constant D.
plicatiou 10 a continuing occupation had CON-
| pletely undermined his health, and absolute
est was declared necessary for his recovery.
| He left in cheerful frame of mind, and his
| many friends join him III the hope and belief
| that he will return in restored health.
! The next regular meeting of the Junior
| Pioneer ASSOCIATION, which takes place next
! Tuesday evening VIII undoubtedly prove en-
] tertaining, and large attendance is request
| ed, as the report for holding the annual ball
! OF the special committee and board of di-
rectors, who held a meeting yesterday after
! noon, will be read to the association. The
| date has been fixed for Thursday evening
! Jan. 10, at the Turner hall. and all the mem
| bers of the Old Settlers society are to be in
vited to attend as the guests of the Juniors.