St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-04

was busy session, and much valuable worn
was accomplished.
Mrs Robert Smith and daughter Maggie.
formerly of st. Paul, but lately of Glasgow,
Scotland, are visiting in this city, stopping
at the Metropolitan.
The Prohibitionists will hold meeting at
he corner Of Payne avenue and Case street
tomorrow evening. There will be speeches
in English and Scandinavian.
The marriage will occur on Wednesday. Of
the Assumption church, Of John A. Winter
and Maud A. Cornell. Both the young peo-
pie are well known in st. Paul.
Mrs. D. II. McGuin, accompanied by her
father, Edward Self, leave on. Wednesday for
London, via New York. per the steamship
Umbria. They will spend the summer in
England.
The Equitable Insurance company, OF
Denver. Col, with capital stock of $780,.
900, was yesterday granted certificate by
the insurance COMMISSIONER to do business
IN Minnesota.
The second ladies' social, to be given by
the st. Paul Lodge of Elks No. 50, will occur
at the Windsor hotel on Friday, May 23,
having been postponed from the date origin.
ally given, May 2.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Edward Sweeney aud Rosanna Carroll. Ole
JAG BISON and Mary Amondson. Charles
Barn and Clara Enderf, Clifton n. Brown.
son and Minnie Ladwig.
The normal school commencement xer-
cises will occur the last week. i'll May. Fer
Winona, st. Cloud and Mankato the Goth,
9th and 18th are the days assigned for
Moorhead the 29th and 3Oth.
Iauar Rrnc tho InnoJ liuhfc in Fonnv ct0ua
work, are laying a very handsome granite
sidewalk i'll front OF the Germania Life III
surance building. 1t is q new departure in
paving, and gives grand effect.
S. R. Murray yesterday applied for an at
tachment of the effects of l.. d. Hughes on
the alleged grounds that Hughes is about to
make an assignment thereof with intent 10
delay and defraud his creditors.
The Luger Furniture company has sued
out an attachment against the effects of l..
ID. Hughes on claim for S39.39. 1t is all
legged that Hughes is about 10 make al as
sgnment to delay and defraud creditors.
At the meeting of the bricklaYers' union.
held last evening at the hall 31J Robert
street, it was decided after discussion to set
the per hour wage at 50 cents for the season.
This scale will apply to all journeymen brick.
layers
The committee on membership OF the Ma.
tiOnsi Educational association held a meet
ing at the Ryan yesterday. Owing TO
a small attendance, no important business
was transacted. Another meeting will be
called for the near future, at which full at
tendance is desired.
Rev K. Forbes, D. D., presiding elder or
the Methodist church for this district, is In
tina city, and will hold quarterly communion
service at the Epworth NJ. e. church on
Aurora and Mackubin streets this morning.
There will be preaching at 1880, followed
by sacrament of the Lords supper.
In the matter OF the application of Theo-
dore Anderson for temporary order en-
joining the Minnesota Belt Line Railway Il
Transfer company from constructing its line,
Judge Kelly yesterday granted the restrain
ing order upon condition that bond shall be
given by Anderson before May z.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Donovan will
take place this afternoon at l O'Clock from
the family residence, No. 1913 Merrill street.
corner of Rice Mrs. Donovan was an old
resident OF st. Paul, settling here in 1852.
She was a native OF ireland aud sixty years
of age. Interment will be In Calvary ceme-
terry.
The women OF St. Paul are advised to try
the warm lunches served daily, from IL to z
p. NJ, at the rooms of the Woman's Educa-
cational and Industrial Itnion, where they
will find homemade bread and pastry, the
choicest of meats and vegetables and all pre-,
pared by New England housewife. Glasses
in dressmaking and typewriting taught daily.
A course of entertainments has been ar
ranged by the ladies of Clinton Avenue NJ.
E. church. consisting of two concerts and a
lecture by Hon. II. S. Fairchild. The first in
the course will be given Oh Thursday, May g,
by the Hamiine Glee club. The others will
occur ON the evenings of May % and June 5.
Among the most delightful parties of the
past week none was q greater success than
that of the progressive euchre party given by
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. r. Eubank at their home on
Rondo street Among those who partici'
pated in the affair we're Mr.. and Mrs. Waite,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Herman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cation Mr.. and Mrs f. NJ. Arbuckle, Mr..
and Mrs. j. f. Jaeger, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b.
Karean, Mr. and Mrs. r. Nichols, Mr.. and
Mrs. Macarthur, Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Johnson,
Mrs C.. Winchell, Mrs. f. S. Heyl
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford,
Mrs HOag Mrs. Casperson, Mrs.
j. NJ. Smith, Misses Lottie Hills, Ella Hills,
Ella s. Bailey. Mrs. G. II. Clark, Messrs. A. X.
Robertson, F. III. Harm, T.. r. Maize. DR..
Penny, A. ellis, S. Fl. Clark, q. W. Weber,
H. Schroeder, John A. johnson. The fol-
lowing won the prizes: Miss S. Hills and J.
Norman. head prize; Mrs. Smith and w. AZ
Johnson, progressive prize: Mrs. and Mr..
Waite. some hand prises.