St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-18

and Company E. of st. Paul. will play a
game of indoor base ball at the armoTy TO-
night Company has the crack team of st.
Paul, and The boys are anxious to win
game.
The Marque family Of musical artists will
give an entertainment Wednesday evening,
Dec. %, at g. A. r. hall. Twentieth avenue
north and Washington. The entertainment
will be given under the auspices of Levi
Butler post
The Alpha Delta Phi fraternity will estab-
llsh its new chapter at the state university
during she Christmas vacation. The chapter
from Ann Arbor is coming on in body to
initiate the half dozen new members. 4
banquet viii follow.
Michael o Brien. Of 90 Fourteenth avenue
north was knocked down and badly cut by @
BlatZ brewery team, driven by j. ID. Brady.
The accident occurred near Bridge Square
Tuesday evening. O'Brien works at the
East side power house.
In spite of the increased business of the
postofice during the holidays no extra
clerks will be added to the present force.
Postmaster Hughes has prepared card of
instructions TO be hung IN the office for The
benefit or people sending packages.
The old idea of building canal TO connect
the Mississippi river with Lake superior Is
being talked of again. II is claimed that
Senator Washburn. as q member of the sen.
ate committee on rivers ana harbors. viii
bring lhe matter to the attention of congress.
Each of the bicycle organizations of the
city has appointed committee to get up
large theater party OF Theelmen TO attend
performance of the Andrews Opera company
between Christmas and New Years in honor
OF ten or dozen Of the members who rlde
bicvcles.
At the annual election Of officers of Mime
apolis Lodge No 70. A. F. & A. NJ. Wednes-
day night the following were chosen for the
ensuing year: w. VI. Meyers, W NJ; Z. c.
Curtis. Sr. W; George j. Greenleat. Jr. W;
Frank Forbes. secretaryi James ii. Thomp-
son, treasurer.
There will be an examination of candi-
dates for positions as teachers in the public
schools at the high school building Wedhes-
day and Thursday, Dec. 20 and 30. These
dates in the holidays have been selected 10
accommodate teachers elsewhere who want
to locate here.
The infant m agazine, Westward HO. seems
10 be in hard luck. 1t is scarcely TWO months
old. and its effects have been attached by the
SWlnburne Printing company TO saus1y
printing bill Of LOO. It's account with the
Minnesota News company has been garnI-
sheed by Walter II. Ross.
At the last meeting Of the associated chart
ties Anthony Kelly resigned as treasurer. $
b. Williams and William Powell have been
delegated to select his successor. Within
the year 275 men and 403 women have been
supplied with work and $50 articles of cloth
ing have been disposed of.
south. 723 Harriet avenue, lib First street
north. 523 Nineteenth avenue south. Zoo
Twenty-first avenue south. 1925 Portland ave-
nue., $40 Girard avenue and one or scarletlna
at 100 East Fourteenth street were reported
al the health office yesterday.
The Tenth ward Republican club was re-
organized last night al 1874 Washington av-
enue north. Speeches were made by John
Goodnow. Loren Fletcher, John Day Smith,
James W. Nash, William Henry Eustis and
others. For a wonder no reference was
made to the discharge Of y. ". King from
the police force,
The Catholic Truth society that has hereto
fore existed as a Twin Citv affair has
branch IN Minneapolis now. 1t was organ
iZed "Wednesday night and elected the follow
ing directors: Messrs. John Collins, W. T.
Lynskey. W. z. MaIkOe, T. W. Meagher, P.
a. COnrov {. L. Larpenteur and c. P. Pres
ton. Officers will be elected at the next
meeting.
a most hearty reception was rendered Rev.
George E. Paddock and wife by their par
ishiOners Of the Como congregational church
Wednesday night. IL was farewell reception
and 1t was made specially noteworthy through
the many fine and useful presents bestowed
on the pastor and his wife. Among them
was an album guilt containing the names OF
$50 members of the church.
AT the annual convocation of ST. Johns
CHAPTER No. g r. 4. NJ, Masonic Temple
Wednesday evening, the following officers
were elected: VI. E. H. P, W. Il. Lyon; f.
X, Jacob Boyer; E. S, D. L. Savage; c. of
H., ". d. Robb; P. s, H. R. Adams; r. A.
c.. II. A. Mass; treasurer, j. NJ. Williams
secretary. G. r. Chapman. The officers were
duly Installed by Deputy G. H. P, j. W.
Nash.
tits said that Grant Bros. grocers at 20O1
Washington avenue south, are guilty of viO
iating the state food law Through selling
low grade of wine vinegar for genuine cider
vinegar. Dairy Commissioner o. Which
swOre out complaints for their arrest yeSter-
day; also for J. c. Bjarustad. of 255 Cedar
avenue. who was alleged TO be guilty of the
same offence.
George Daley, o. L. leslie. Frank Taylor
and August Kesser were a1Taigned in the
municipal court Yesterday charged with as
sault and battery upon the person of Joseph
KrowerwItz- The complainant is foreman
the she ps of the Minneapolis Malleable Iron
company at ST Louis Park. and the assault
ment over paying the time Of the men. They
will be tried tomorrow.
The new bridge across the tracks at Fourth
avenue north and First street is ready for
paving ana the work will be commenced at
once. Al the viaduct on Fourth and Fifth
streets a large force Of bridge builders are at
work It Is expected that the iron will be in
place at Fourth street by tonight and at Fifth
street by the middle Of next week. II viii
probably be three or four weeks before either
of the bridges Will be ready for travel.
Next spring the musicians union Of Min
neapOls Will send a delegate to the cOnveu-
tiOn of the National League of Musicians in
New York. The following officers have
been elected: E. II. Schugens president;
J. P. Rossiter vice president; VIII Lantz.
secretary; r. 5. Lawson. financial secretary;
II. Eschman, treasurer; W. w. Sidwell, VIII
lam Kahn. II. F. Platte. E. f. Thyle and Her
man TlscneT, executive committee.