St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-19
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Enterprise lodge, K. of P, will give hop
tomorrow evening.
Archbishop Ireland gave lecture at the
cathedral last evening.
The Veterans union will meet tonight at
the municipal court room.
The senate will meet at 10 o'clock this
morning and the house at IL o'clock.
Father HARRISON ,of the cathedral, yester
dav morning preached upon MIXED Mar
riages."
The trial of the st. Paul census cases will
open this morning in the United States dis
trict court.
Grand Master Nye will institute new
lodge of l. o. o. F. at the Arlington Wednes-
day evening.
Judge Twohy yesterday afternoon ad-
dressed the Crusaders Temperance society at
Cretin hall.
Company C, of the First regiment, an
nounced its annual banquet at the Ryan on
the 51st inst.
George W. Smith and wife. of Helena, and
L. C. Spangler, of Washington, were Clifton
guests yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting of the Coun-
ty Board, q. T. A. U. will be held in Cru
sader's hall this evening a IS.
Union Lodge No. 4s, /. O. O. F.. will cele-
brate its sixteenth anniversary Thursday
evening with ball and banquet.
Rev. Wallace H. Butrick last evening dis
cussed 1.-The Indian Question" from the pull
pit of the First Baptist church.
Edward Scott has received from England a
prize st. Bernard. Mr.. Scott possesses the
finest kennel of st. Bernards in the North
west.
The residence of William Brink, corner of
Claremont and Hoffman avenues, was slightly
damaged by fire between 10 and II o'clock
last night.
small blaze in the Espey block, on Fifth
street, called out the fire department about 6
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The damage
was trihing
! Over forty theatrical people, from the De-
Wolf Hopper, Frank Frayne, Louise Demp-
sey and "Paymaster'' companies, arrived at
the Clifton yesterday.
| Charles Evans, a railroad man who was
injured at Fort Benton, Mont. on Dec. 10,
| was brought to st. Paul and placed in st.
| Joseph's hospital for treatment yesterday.
Washington Camp No. 4. P. o. s. A will
| install officers tomorrow evening at their
| hall corner Minnesota and Seventh street.
| An agreeable programme has been prepared
| Omaha Lodge No 81 of the Brotherhood
| of Locomotive Firemen. will hold their four
teen annual ball at Newmarket hall this even
ing. Siebert's orchestra will furnish the
music.
| Washington Camp No. ~ of the Patriotic
| Order Sons of America, will hold a pub
| lie installation of officers at their hall
corner Seventh and Minnesota streets, Tues
day evening.
Earthly Immortality" was the subject O.
| Rev. ". s. Wallis sermon yesterday morn
| ing before large audience of the Universal
| list society in the Grand opera house. The
musical part of the service was rendered by
an excellent ouartette of mixed voices.
According to report the Doutney temper
ance meeting of last night at the Olympi,
theater was perhaps the most successful helt
in this city for years. Mr.. Doutney seemed
10 figure at his best and made one of hi
master speeches. Manager Conley heard i
| al. 1t was hot shot, but honestly fred ant
the genial alderman took it all in. The sing
ing of the White quartette ana the playins
| # MIR. White, the great pianist, received
marked appreciation. Tonight they opel
~ AT Liedertaefel hall on the West side