St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-15

club upon Napoleon" this being the clubs
last meeting for the season.
Inc Brownson Catholic club gives mu.
slcal and literary entertainment at its rooms
IN tne Eastman block this evening.
Kew sam Smith, of st. Paul, last evening
gave ms lecture, pray and Grow Fat" at
century nail, for the benefit of Morgan post
81 Inc new woven wire machine company
mas elected William Donaldson president
ana has added - T. Rand and F. G. Winston
TO the directory
Clinton Morrison states he has heard moth
ing concerning the reported discovery of iron
ore IN paying quantity in the Pine river
Ialos, OF which he is part owner.
Belle Cune, the woman arrested Monday
on complaint OF Secretary Holt, OF the asso-
elated charities, was sent to the workhouse
yesterday for ten days. Drink is her me- er
a meeting of the directors of the society
Tor prevention of cruelty TO animals will be
Wright block, Wednesday afternoon, next
week
A private letter TO Minneapolis gentleman
rom source which is thought to be relia
bic, says that Gen. A. 5. KautZ is likely to he
Gen. Ruger's successor in command of Fort
Smelling.
The large steamers at Lake Minnetonka
are being overhauled and fitted up for the
coming season. The City of st. Louis. Hattie
May aud Saucy May are being reprinted
throughout.
Rev. D. j. Burrell. I. D., lectures before the
Young Mems Christian association this even
ing IN their rooms i'll the Syndicate block at
o clock. His subject, Ireland the Land of
Tears and Laughter, will be treated in his
usual style.
me machinery for the new linen mills in
Noftheast Minneapolis has nearly all ar
ENeu, ana the mills will be ready to begin
operation shortly. 1t is intended to run the
mills night and day, and about 300 girls Will
be employed and twenty men.
three construction crews start to-day to
lay water mains on Bryant avenue from
twentieth to TWenty-seyenth street. Eight
teenth avenue south from Lake to Twenty
!ourth street Aldrich avenue from Tween
tleth 10 TWenty-second street north
Ten members OF the jobbers' association
responded 10 the call for themcnthly meeting
MONDAY afternoon, and as some quite i'm
Porldnt matters were to be considered, II was
thought best to postpone the meeting few
DAYS III the hope Of getting q larger attend
ance.
Cecilian council, Royal Arcanun, has
elected officers as follows: Regent, s. M.
DAVIS; vice regent, F. Il. Schofield: orator,
W 3 Tupper; secretary, II. N Hit: CO.
lector, II. II. Mandigo: treasurer, F. ".
smith; chaplain. W. NJ. McDonnel; guide.
b. Is. Mckinney; warden, F. P. Varney;
deputy, c. j. Bintlif: trustees. E. W. Vein
hold, W. r. Gregory. T. E. Weeks
st. Paul's Episcopal church has elected the
following officers: Wardens, William Raglan
and Dr. Charles Wells; vestrymen. n. A.
ToWne: NJ. II. Sessions. r. A. MacGregor. w.
E. Steele, A. S. Lovett. Joseph Gaskell, J. B.
Tabour, g. L. Marshall: delegates to the
council which meets at Faribault in June,
A. H. Adams, a. G. Dunlop, Nj. H. Sessions,
c A. Miller, J. s. Leveridge, NJ. KEGS II. G..
Baldrey, A. S. Lovett. s. J. Murton; alter
mates. H. j. Richardson, W. B. Hoffman. j.
Haywood, E. K. Millspaugh, James S. Thurs
ton.