St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-24
SAINT PAUL.
REPORTERS RErERroRY.


church on Hope street is completed.
The members OF the Pilgrim Baptist church
will hold their annual fair to morrow.
The St. Paul Academy of science is arrang
Ing for visit of Prof. FiSke, OF Boston.
A movement is on foot to establish Pres
byteriGu church in Oakland avenue district.
An entertainment is sho 'lly 10 be given by
the ladies OF Bethany CONGREGATIONAL church.
The children OF Messiah mission contem-
plate holding doll exhibition before Christ
mas.
The st. Paul Curling club contemplate
erecting permanent quarters on Raspberry
sland.
harvest home festival was the feature
last evening at the Berean Congregational
church.
Rev. W. H. Butrick conducted special mu-
sic services last evening i'll the First Baptist
church.
a new wholesale establishment is going
mp at the corner of Fifth ard Wacouta
Jtreets.
T. Ii. Lienau. who is ia California. will re-
turn home i'll time tor the opening of the
legislature.
JohnD. o'Brien addressed the Crusaders
Temperance society yesterday afternoon in
the Cretin nall.
Rev. ". Gibason, D. D., of Paris, was the
preacher yesterday morning in the Central
Park NJ. E. church.
The st. Vincent de Paul society is to have
4 benefit concert in the West Lide opera
house the 9th prox.
Members of Acker post viii attend the
funeral to-day OF j. ". Ineson, who was q
member Of the post.
A benefit concert viii be given this even
ny at Liederiatel hall for the parish library
IF ST. Michael'S church.
Work has ceased for the winter on the
sixth street bridge. The substructure is
.eaay for the iron work.
The Order OF Sons of the Revolution will
meet III the chamber Of commerce Wednes-
lay afternoon at 3 o'clock.
G :. Bartram. district deputy of the Order
Of ElkS, reports that q lodge of the order will
be instituted n StilIwater.
Rev. Edward L. Mitchell of the New Jeru-
salem church, last evening lectured upon
Sorrow, It's Meaning and Use"
An inquest will be held this morning into
the accident which resulted in the death of
J. W. ImeS0n, 1T South 81. Paul.
The carpenters of ST. Paul will have an
open-air meeting tonight AT their headquar-
tiers, corner of I bird and Exchange streets.
The John dagger resolution is expected to
be dis posed of 10y the chamber of Commerce.
The discussion on the park question viii also
be concluded.
kev. James B. Freeman, of the Arlington
Hills Methodist church, devoted his sermon
yesterday morning to u patriotic talk on
''Our Country
Rev. c. 7. Hallowell, pastor Emmanuel
Baptist church, and wife have returned from
Philadelphia, where the reverend gentleman
has undergone surgical operation.
There is no abatement in the exodus of
Scandlnavians for the winter months TO The
old country. The low rates are attracting
ScandinaT.ans from throughout the North
west.
A Minor Griswold, managing editor of the
Texas Siftlngs. of New York, spent the week
end in the city. leaving last evening for the
Pacific coast where he viii deliver Il series of
lectures.
The Twilight social club gives its third
annual ball Friday evening, Nov. IS. at A.
-. L. W. hall. The club has just been re-
organized and will give series of pleasant
Eocials during the winter.
Col. E.. Milham, of ST. Paul; E. ". Krack-
owizer OF Milwaukee, and John ". Newton,
of Winchester, Ind, have been appointed a
special committee of the Sons of Veterans
TO revise the ritual OF the order
The Foresters give a social hop Thanks
giving eve at the hall on the corner of sew
enth and Wabasha. The committee of ar
rangements are: Harry McKeevey, j. Rice,
NJ. j, O'Dowd, James Jordan, James F. KAN
and j. T. McNally.
The following are the newly elected Off
GERS of the Pioneer Lodge No. o5S. Sons OF
st. George: President, T. j. Wilcox; vice
president, E.. W. Priestlv; messenger, f.
SIeyenton; treasurer j. W. Taylor: secre-
tary, NJ. a. Mayfeld; assistant secretary, w,
Willis.
The Kansas City shop men who walked out
Thursday because of the non-appearance of
their salaries will probably not be allowed to
return till the middle of the week. The com.
pany has taken advantage of tho shut down
to make certain repairs and renoyate the
boilers.
Gen. c. G. Andrews has not lost all hope
In his 3OO-acre park at Reserve town. He re.
ports the daily receipt of letters favoring the
scheme. and. though the chamber of com
merce has sat uDon it, he clings to the
belief that the park commission NAV yei
take it,up.
Supervisor Beebe, who has charge of the
manufacturing census in st. Paul, says diff
tculty is being experienced in getting manu-
facturers to furnish all the information re-
quired This census has now been under
way for nearly a month, and nothing like
half the manufactures of the city have beer
covered. The work is all important one, and
1t Is to the interest of ST. Paul that good
showing should be made.
structions from Deputy Insurance Commits
sioner Dcarth. will proceed to take ACTOR
against officers OF the Knights of Aurora. C
A. Severance, who was appointed TO ex
anime the condition of the society, Reported
that Dr.. &. E. Rogers, supreme medical ex
aminer, and C. T. Rogers, supreme recorder
though subp9naed under law, failed to give
their testimony.
Twenty couples spent a very ENJOYABLE
evening at the residence OF the Gadbois'
1S9 Lafond street. During the evening The
independent Social club was formed, to NEE
every two weeks at the residences of IL
members. Ii later meetings prove as great ,
success as The first one. the members will
look forward To the night of meeting with ,
great deal of pleas ure. The hostess was voted
Jolly coed fellow and everybody retire,
highly pleased with the evening.
The impractability of the transfer system
inaugurated 10y the city railway compan-
was dem onstrated yesterday. Passengers a
the corner of Wabasha and seventh were de
Iayed sometimes several minutes awaitiu
the transfer agent The fault was rot th
agents He did his best, tut, Of course
could not lie expected to be at three cars a
the same time. The way cars are detained a
this important thoroughfare, is seriou
block 10 street traffic. There viii be bi
accident some day at this point.
AT THE THEATERS.
Ole Oleson.that pleasant old.chestnut
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