St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-11
SUNDAY BREAKFAST.

The committee on claims of the assembly
meets tomorrow afternoon at 3:30.
Chief Clark, Judge Cory and j. j. Ahern
left for Dakota yesterday on hunting trip.
Archbishop Ireland breaches at the Cathe-
dral tonight on the subject, "Labor-Its
Rights"
The conference committee will hold its
regular monthly meeting tomorrow evening
at in the council chamber
E. G. Armsby, for assaultng Olaf Arund-
son with q piece of scantling, was fined SIS
III the municipal court yesterday.
Scarlet fever at Sl2 Iglehart street. and
diptheria at OH Fremont street. were re-
ported to the health Office yesterday.
Prof. j. l.. Smith, of Faribault, will de-
liver al address in sign language before the
Tousley Deaf Mute society to-day fat $780, a.
M, at 70 East Seventh st.
The stationary engineers initiated seven
new members at last nights meeting. Some
time was given to discussing the merits of
triple expansion engines.
There will be a meeting of the press club
this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. Business of
importance is to be transacted and large
attendance OF members is requested.
The board of managers of the woman's
Christian home is arranging for a concert to
be given the last of the month. Not giving
the dinners at the state fair this year has left
the treasury empty.
St. Paul Camp No. 1, Sons of Veterans, will
hold an election of officers tomorrow even
ing, occasioned by the resignation of Capt.
Eben Oaks, who will be absent from the city
most of the time hereafter.
Mrs. Emma Solomon, from Chicago. will
lecture at the C. S. rooms, 1876 West Fourth
street, to-day at3 30 p. m. Subject, Christian
Science from Bible Standpoint" The pub
lie are cordially invited to attend.
John Keller and Jedwin Middleton, return
ing from ten days hunt in Mile Laos and
Isanti counties, report only fair luck, getting
some hundred and fifty ducks. sixty pleas
ants, a few squirrels, rabbits, chicken and
snipe.
F. S. Verbeck will leave the Minnesota
Type foundry the end of this month He
goes to Chicago where with the same firm.
he will fill more onerous position. c.. P.
Slime will have sole charge of the business IN
st. Paul.
All parties wishing to join a class in free
hand drawing to be held at the high school
building Tuesday and Thursday evenings the
coming winter are requested to meet in the
assembly hall of the high school Tuesday
OfOAAA5 ACAS at sharp.
Attonement-day services at the Temple
corner of Minnesota and Tenth streets, at
o'clock this evening and $50 tomorrow,
continuing all day English sermon this
evening and at II o'clock noon. followed by
German discourse at p. m. Memorial
service at 2 O'Clock p. N.
The assault case of McDonough versus
Casey was heard in the municipal court yes
tar6aV Mr4 MonnpOnOh
Casey her neighbor, of assaulting her, and
as the defendant admitted that she had
slapped Mrs. Casey on the jaw Judge Cory
imposed a fine of SO.
Messrs. Carroll q Clifford, of IS East Sew
enth streeLare carrying on business as usual.
The statement in the GLOBE OF Wednesday
last that Julius Kessler & Co. had sued them
Tor sum of money was erroneous in amount
as only much less amount was required to
adjust the account and the debt was settled.
The title of Father Cleary's address, to be
delivered at Cretin hail tomorrow evening,
Memories of Father Mathew" There
are, perhaps, very few men better prepared
to speak upon this subject than Father Cleary,
as by profession and practice he follows very
close in the footsteps of the great apostle of
temperance. Archbishop Ireland has signI-
fed his intention of being present. The
musical part of the programme is under the
direction of M. j. Gehan.
Mary Barn, servant girl employed at Paul
Facers hotel, 17S West Third street, was
taken into custody yesterday afternoon by
the police, as she is evidently insane. DR..
Hanley, assistant city physician, was called
to the house Friday to examine the girl, but
she left the house and did not return for
twenty-four hours. She is suffering from re-
ligious mania, and at times becomes quite
violent The girl came from Galone, Mimi,
a week ago, where her father owns farm
She will be examined in the probate court
tomorrow.