St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-17
SAINT PAUL.
SUNDAY BREAKFAST.

reported 10 the Dealll once N6SleTudl.
Mrs. Carrie Tryon viii speak before the
Spiritual alliance this evening at O'Clock.
Mrs Treat. of Western avenue, left las
week for swampscott. Mass. where she viii
spend the summer
Catharina Peterson was yesterday adjudgec
Insane in the probate court and ordered
taken to the Rochester hospital
Rev NJ Landon, of Portland, Or, called
on Supt Kiehle yesterday. He is Ell route &c
intend the general Presbyterian assembly in
Detroit.
Constellation Chapter No. Is o. E. s., will
hold dime social at the residence of Mrs. a.
P. Swanstrom, Il Iglehart street, Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Babcock and Mrs
NJ E. Tidball, of 273 Pleasant avenue, have
moved into their new residence, at Gil Penn
avenue, Minneapolis.
Two fires occurred at noon yesterday. q
shed on the corner of Lafond and Kent and
laundry at Bedford and Dakota avenue be
ing The scenes. The damage in both places
was nominal.
Mrs r. NJ. Newport. Miss Sophie Grev9
and Mrs Maurice Auerbach are among those
who have secured boxes for the operetta
Golden Hair for the matinee performance
at the Metropolitan.
Charles Ehrmanlrout who resides at the
Winona house, was taken very sick last even
ing and ordered TO be taken to the city hos
pital, as Dr. O'Bnen found the man was
suffering from typhoid fever.
Tine grip has become thing of the past,
said Dr. Quincy last night at the Merchants.
we have had innumerable cases of the
complaint the past few weeks, but there is
practically no trouble now
The board of aldermen of Boston, Mass,
who are on a tour of inspection, will arrive
III st. Paul next Friday and spend the day in
the city. They will be officially received by
Mayor Smith and the council.
Michael Whalen, ftty-siX years old, who was
sent to the workhOuse On May II for thirty
days for vagrancy. died from epilepsy at that
institution yesterday. He was buried in the
afternoon at the expense of the county.
Brown Galloway. Il colored man, forty-two
years of age, who was engaged at Cunning
hams saloon for some years, died yesterday
M the city hospital. The remains will be
buried at the expense Of Mr.. Cunningham.
President H. P Hall of the Press club, has
appointed j. II. Ramaley. a. A. Lotto, G. F.
Finn, T. j. Price and Miss Ruth Kimball
members of committee to arrange for q
public reception at the formal opening of the
club rooms.
The south Park Dramatic club will give a
pleasant soiree at Bryant's hail. at the Park
on the evening of the 22d. The talented
South ST. Paul orchestra, under the leader
ship Of Profs. Pulford and Baldwin, Will
swing The soiree.
The Northwestern Live Stock Insurance
company of Des Moines, was admitted to
business in Minnesota yesterday. The capt
tai stock is 100000 in accordance with the
provisions Of an act regulating such orgdni-
cations passed last winter.
Gen. A. ". Greedy, chief signal officer of
the federal government, arrived in the city
last evening. and is the guest of George c.
SqIiiIes, of summit Court The general has
been making an Inspection of the various
signal station departments i'll the West.
All civic societies and kindred organiza-
tons which wish to Join in the parade to be
held in this city on Memorial day. May 80,
are requested 10 correspond with NJ. j.
CConnor, city hall, or with 3. Converse,
chairman Of the executive committee.
The Ich Dien Tennis club met Friday even
ing, having regular business meeting. 1t
was voted TO have a club house at once and
10 celebrate on Decoration day, so that
friends OF the club will be invited TO use the
rIal new members were added TO the list of
active membership.
At the annual meeting of stockholders of
the Metropolitan Loan u Security company,
held al the c0mpanys Office Tuesday. May
l., 1891, the following named persons were
elected to serve as directors for the ensuing
year: Thomas Cochran, {. W. Hackett, W.
D. Dyer. J. II. Weed and J.. c. Norton.
Tom Lowry 5 street force have been having
things their own way on Wabasha street
during the past few days. by tearing up the
streets and compelling pedestrians to hop,
skip and jump across the tracks. Good feel
ing. however, will be restored in a few days.
when the new tracks will be finished
The large water beetles which hover
ROUND the electric lights at night time had
things their way last evening near the Grand
opera house. for they caused number of
ladies leaving the theater to scream and run,
and then quietly entered the Press club
rooms in the opera block and spoilt game
of pool which was in progress.
Mayor smith, during his leisure hours is
devoledly attached to music. and last even
ing his honor formed a box party and visited
the Park theater 10 hear The Bohemian
Girl City Engineer Rundiett, Capt. r. L,
German. y. G. Long and William Hamm
were the mayors guests. and the officials ex
pressed themselves as highly delighted with
the opera.
senator Henry Keller, of Sank Center, was
III the city last night. a guest of the Mer-
chants. lie is now engaged i'll the patent
right business Binding Irvine is one of his
aims and he insists that there is more money
i'll making this material out OF hay, such as
is cleaned from the ordinary Minnesota
O.
working.
Minnehaha Camp G74, Modern Woodmen of
America, held a regular meeting last Friday
night, when Il number of new members were
initiated. After the ceremony lunch was
partaken of and the evening spent in social
enjoyment. not least of which was some fine
singing by James Swift. The next meeting
will be on June J. when another contingent
OF candidates viii be adopted.
Lieut. Phil Schweitzer, or Handsome
Phil as he is called. stationed at police
headquarters. is quite a linguist. He speaks
his mother tongue, German, III all its dialects
and in addition converses in Swedish, Bohe-
milan, Polish, Scandinavian. Danish and
Polish He however, ran against prisoner
the other night who spoke Volapuk, and
Phil now spends the watches of the night in
studying The newest language
Wednesday evening last Rose Leaf Social
club gave the second of a series of dances
i'll which about fifty couples participated. at
the Grand opera house hall. on Wabasha
street. 1t was a most enjoyable affair. The
following are those who participated: Misses
Peters Cook, Willenberg. Marshall, Scott,
Heffeman, Wagner, Schmitz, Wynn Dubour
Mcnamara, Westel, Bender, Roller, Dwyer
Fannie and Mamie Breene, Garvin, Bollen
Mertagh and other ladies. Some of the gem
temen were: OHarra. Malonev, Schmitz,
Fleck. Peters, Williams Zchokke. Sweeney
Kelley, Chadwick, Jacobson. Mohr Sullivan
GeaSner, Waller and Newell
Quite a number of the members of the Cen
tral w. c. T. L. met on Thursday last with
Mrs. Kirkwood, of Manchester, who is one of
their band, anu spentthe time in social con-
Yersauon and in becoming better acquainted
with one another a very necessary part of
any unions work, but a part that cannot be
web prosecuted at the formal meetings