St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-01
SAINT PAUL.
NOyENrBER's FINS.

The council committee on claims meets
his afternoon.
A chorus choir has been introduced at the
Congregational church.
A Japanese wedding and tea will be given
al the Albion this evening.
The people on the West side are alive just
aow with a temperance revival.
The regular monthly meeting of the board
pf education occurs this evening.
County commissioners meet in regular SEES
hon this morning at the court house.
The ST. Andrew 5 society banquet this even
Ing at the " indsor, TO be followed by hop.
Citizens are again kicking against the irreg-
llar service on the Grand avenue electric
1ne.
ST. Paul spiritualists contemplate camp
meeting al Crooked lake, near Anoka, next
July.
DR.. George Mclean, of Minneapolis, con-
Quoted services at the Peoples church yes
.erday
j. C. Bullitt Jr., local counsel for the
Northern Pacific, returned yesterday from
New York.
A class for the systematic study of the Bible
MAS organized yesterday at the House of
Hope church.
st. Paul jobbers report large volume of
business. and everything betokens u most
prosperous season.
Lawton Bros. have disposed of the La
Chance block, corner OF Fillmore and South
Robert, for $1,000.
The issuance of bonds by appointive boards
viii be discussed at this morning session Of
the chamber of commerce.
How Snail We Meet Sorrow?" was the
subject Rev. f. c. Mitchell enlarged upon at
the New Jerusalem church.
The c. r. \. U. of Ramsey county an
nounce musical and literary entertainment
III Cretin nall this evening.
The members of the Methodist churches in
ST. Paul have voted against the admission OF
lady delegates to the general conference.
Prof. Phillips yesterday inaugurated ff-
teen-minute organ recital prior 10 evening
service at the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian
church.
An effort is to be made this winter to re-
establish the state immigration board. The
scheme is being largely backed by ST. Paul
merchants.
Rev. S. NJ. Cro;hers, Of Unity church, yes
terday morning took up the question of THE
Church and Social Reform handling the
subject in mastery style.
The permits taken out last week total
Sll6,55U for the estimated cost of buildings
to he erected, and the consideration of the
realty transfers figure S394,562.
There will be meeting this morning at
The Ryan OF representatives Of Insurance
companies interested in the fire at the Pow
Frs Dry Goods company's store. The meet
ng is for the purpose of adjusting the loss.
The vested girl choir at the Ascension
,hurch on the West side continues an attract
We feature of The services at this church.
Full choral services are rendered, and solos
Ire sung by little mite named Edith Gray.
William j. Bell, who ate a portion Of a
whisky glass and died from its effects at the
hospital in Minneapolis, is not a brother of
Il. j. Bell, register of deeds in 81. Paul, as
stated in the Minneapolis department of the
sunday GLOBE.
A settlement of the passenger rate question
between ST. Paul and Chicago must be ar
lived NJ this week. There is a rumor that
he roads will combine to buy up the 1910
nansas City tickets in the hands of brokers'
and also agree TO pool the traffic.
There will be a meeting this morning at
B:3O o'clock of the st, Paul Bar association,
in the rooms at the court house, when the
resolutions regarding the death of Judge
Simons viii be considered, preparatory 10
heir presentation to The judges of the dis
irict court at 10 o'clock.
Two Indians were brought to the city yes
terday afternoon from White Earth reserva-
ton, by Deputy United states Marshal Shee-
han. and lodged in the county Jail. Their
names are Teb-esh-connah-quod and Hnog
esh-i-ganohe. The ofense for which they
are under arrest is selling liquor To the In
1ians.
Peter Klink, a lad sixteen years old, was
playing yesterday afternoon in the railroad
yard at Como station. when he was caught
between two cars and his left arm below the
elbow severely crushed HIS injuries were
attended to by doctor, and he was sent to
mis- home. 67s Caroline avenue, in the Rondo
street patrol wagon.