St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-02
AT SUNDAY BREAKFAST.
Division No. d. A. O. D., meets this after


Division No. 4. A. O. B., meets this after.
noon at 2.
The police and fire departments were paid
February salaries yesterday.
A regular meeting of the board Of educa-
tion will occur Monday evening.
The street force will be paid on Monday
and the school teachers on Tuesday.
An incipient blaze at417 Tenth street was
put out by the fire department at z o'clock
yesterday morning.
The Ladies Aid Society Of St. Johns
Church will meet with Mrs. Alden. $50 Holly
avenue, Oh Tuesday afternoon.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Johann Wa,dburger and Elizabeth Caduf,
August Faust aud Tlllie Glove.
George N. Hillman, the efficient court re-
porter of the Second judicial district, will
lecture before the stenographers' association
at its next meeting.
BE Temperate" is the subject Of an adj
dress to be delivered by Maj T. M. Newson
at Crusaders hall, corner Fort and Sixth
streets, to day at 3 p. m.
The Simonson Brothers Manufacture ng
company has commenced an action against
Sherwin & Campbell and others 10 enforce q
mechanics lien for Sl,0S5.
Messrs. Severance and Springer will assis
in the gospel service held in the rooms OF the
Temperance union, 70 East Seventh street
this afternoon at o'clock.
Classes in dressmaking, vocal music, elo-
cution and typewriting taught by the most
experienced teachers at II West Fourth
street, Women's L. & l. union.
ATan in, driving
lies on East Third street. near the tracks.
fell and broke his right leg. He was taken TO
st. Joseph's hospital in the central patrol
wagon.
The health Office report yesterday was:
Diphtheria at 3U5 West seventh and 3lS
Maria. eighteen births, six marriages and
two deaths.
Citizens d Reysamer have commenced an
action against Jnmes NJ. Smith. doing bust
ness in o the name of James NJ. Smith d
Company, to recover Sl63.5J for merchan-
disc sold.
The committee on printing Of the council
met yesterday and adjourned until Tuesday
afternoon, as Expert Dries asked for further
time in which to tabulate the bids for city
job printing.
The receipts Of the state insurance depart-
ment for the month of February were S62,-
624. 90. which was yesterday turned over to
the state treasurer by Insurance Commits
sioner Bailey.
The Curtiss College lyceum met in the col
lege hall last evening at $50 and listened 10
a very attractive programme. The lyeeum
meets every Saturday evening. AL friends
of the college are invited.
A lecture will be delivered at the 7. M. C.
A. gymnasium on Thursday evening. on
physical Culture" by the Misses Marsh,
There will be club swinging by the ladies ano
general gymnastic exercises.
In the case Of Morgan R. Nichols against
the city of St. Paul, Judge Kerr has denied
the motion for new trial. The grounds TOT
the motion to grant new trial were based
upon claims that the verdict was contrary to
law and the damages excessive.
Peoples church, Pleasant avenue, near
West Third street. At 1880 a. m. DR.. Smith
will discuss 1.-The Nature of Authority In Re
ligion." AT 1880 p. m. he will give the Sec
ond in the series of illustrated lectures ON
the life of Christ, 'From CApernaum To
Jerusalem and Back to Gallilee." Stereop-
ticon views. All seats free.
In the month of February fiftv-two pa
tieuts were admitted to the city hospital. or
which fourteen were females and thirty
eight males. There were three births, seven
.aths and forry-nine discharged. Ninety
TWO are now in the hospital-tWenty'M nine
females and sixty-three males.
The North Side Street Railway Company OF
Minneapolis was incorporated yesterday by
filing articles with the secretary of state. The
capital Is fixed at S50O.0o0. and T. b.
Walker, j. NJ. Moan and George P. Wilson. OF
Minneapolis, and Daniel NJ. Robbins and
Andrew B. Robbins, of st. Paul, are the in
cOrpUrators.
Questions from the audience relative to
the past. present and future state of exist
ence will be gladly answered by the guide OF
Bishop A. Beals this evening at the Wacouta
Street chapel. between Eighth and Ninth
streets. Psychometric readings and evidence
of Immortality will be given free at the close
Of the lecture. All are welcome.
Warren II Mead and Philip Reilly have
commenced an action against Chester Hitch
cocL and wife to quiet title TO thirty-fo nr
lots end a tract OF other land Ill Hitchcock s
addition to West st. Paul. The Hitchcocks
live in New Haven. Conn. Notice OF lis
pendens is filed for the purpose of prevent
ing disposition of the property pending
the action.
The Misses March. formerly OF heo Wlng
who are now conducting a class of Young
ladies and girls in physical culture at the AL
bion flats, will lecture on their exercises at
the rooms of the Y. NJ. G. A. next Thursday
evening. The ladies' class will give an exhi-
bition of club swinging and the physical ex-
ercises taught by these able exponents of the
art of body development
The next meeting of the Peoples church
lvceum will occur Monday, March 3, at 8
O'Clock D. In. at the assembly room Of the
People's church. The programme will be as
follows: Piano solo. by Miss Edith Wagner;
original paper, TRUSTS" by Gov. Austin /;
general discussion of subject of the paper;
exhibition of harmony of motion according
to Delsarte. by Mrs William Dunn, Of Mime
apolis: vocal solo. by Mrs. de Wolfe.
Notwithstanding the somber season Of
Lent. the torch of Hymen still continues TO
burn. Among the latest converts OF the
nuptIal god are the names Of Miss Jennie
Cover. Of this city, and Frank Alexander. Of
Vermont. The ceremony. conducted by Rev.
W. r. Foster. took place at the home of the
bride last Wednesday, select number OF
friends being present. Miss Kittie Fox and
j. P. Bale served as bridesmaid and best
man. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander left the same
l. l. aAos