St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-25
SAINT PAUL.
ODDS AND ENDS.

Harriet n Williams, colored woman,
was yesterday adjudged insane.
Gases of scarlet fever at Lake Como avenue
and diphtheria at ID Acker street were re-
ported at the health department yesterday
Thomas Dayitt, employed at the Kansas
City shops. had his riglt foot crushed yester-
day morning, and was taken to st. Joseph
hospital.
= Lodge Melnik No. lei, G. S. P. S. will hold
their second anniversary bail tonight at T. b
T. S. hall. corner OF Western and West Sew
enth streets.
Col Leggett stated yesterday that the meet
ing of the board of directors of the state
agricultural association Will be held Dec. 4.
instead OF Dec. s, as at first announced.
The Central Manufacturing Company of
Minneapolis filed articles of incorporation
with the secretary of state yesterday. The
capital stock is increased to $I,500.00o.
A new lodge of the Independent Order Of
Forresters has been formed in st. Paul. IN
which Aid Copeland Henry JOHNS and JUS
tice Mcdonnell are the leading spirits.
A grand turkey and oyster dinner is to be
given at the ST. Paul floating bethel tomor-
row. The 81. Anthony Hill orchestra will
furnish music from IL 30 u m. TO D. m.
Yesterday afternoon at 30 O'Clock brew
cry wagon belonging to the Pabst company
collided with an electric car OIL the corner OF
Fifth and Sibley streets. No one was in
jured.
AT the entertainment to be given this even
ing at Turner hall by the Arion society. MISS
Gretchen Weber, of Dubuque. To-, will play
Sydney Smiths piano solo, STARRY Night
op. &c.
Charles Dickson and his superb company
of talented players have amused large audi
ences nightly at the metropolitan this week
They will give their last performance OF
''lncog'' tonight
Thanksgiving service viii be held in the
First Baptist church this evening at 7:55
o'clock. Rev. Wallace II. Butrick will speak
on National Perils and the Elements of Ma
tiOnal Permaneuce.
Fred E. Burton. arrested early yesterday
morning for roDbing a young man named
Ormond of $40 while i'll house of i'll fame,
was yesterday in the municipal court, sell
fenced to sixty days in the workhouse.
Peter Kalesky, who was fined $50 last week
for assaulting Mrs. Lizzie Evans by striking
her on the head with a block of wood applied
yesterday for a new trial. Judge Twohy
fixed Dec. S rs the date of hearing the argn-
ments by the attorneys.
play the latter half of this week at the Metro
politan, beginning with THE Rivals at the
Thanksgiving matinee tomorrow. They viii
give THE Heir-at Law tomorrow night.
The advance sale indicates an enormous
business.
A. X. Feisberg secretary of the railroad
and warehouse commission. went to Winona
again yesterday 10 take further evidence in
the matter of the complaints against the Wi
mona d St. Peter road that they are not sup
plying q sufficient number OF cars 20 properly
handle the grain crop.
American writes urging retail merchants
to close their stores the whole of Thanksgiy
ing day. He says: The retail merchants, by
giving their employees a full Thanksgiving
day. would do an act that would be appreci-
ated, not only by employees, but by every
loyal American citizen.
Articles incorporating the Minneapolis
Central city market were filed at the state
house yesterday. The capital stock is $780,
900. and the incorporators are I. B. Walker.
Harlow A. Gale and G. NJ. Walker. of Min
neapolis; Henry Evon Wedlestaedt of st.
5 Paul, and George \. Camp, of Minnetonka
Beach.
There will be a meeting of presiding elders
of the Norwegian and Danish Methodist
church this evening at the First Norwegian
g, and Danish church, corner Thirteenth and
Broadway. Rev. j. II. johnson, presiding
elder of Chicago district will deliver all ad
dress on How can we the best conduct the
financial affairs i'll our local churches SO as
to distribute the burden and meet the de-
! mands of the growing work upon us?''
1.-The Burglar continues TO attract good
houses at the Grand The regular matinee
will be given today, and a special matinee
sill be given tomorrow, Thanksgiving after
Z. noon. On Friday night Capital Division, No.
+ Il, uniformed rank Knights of Pythias will
have benefit with Mr. Lipmau and COM
pany in The Burglar as the attraction. Sun
day night Monroe celebrities, hesded by the
well-known comedian, Robert b. Monroe,
will open for a week in the musical absurd
ity. Aunt Rridget's Baby
1t is expected that large number of the
members of the White Bear Yacht club will
attend the first annual ball of the Mime
tonka Yacht club in Minneapolis this even
ing. The Minnetonka club has made elabo-
rate arrangements fsr the affair. 1t will be
one of the notable society events of the sea-
son in the Flour City. There is a new floor
in the drill room in Masonic Temple that
will be appreciated by the dancers. DAMS
orchestra will furnish the music The deco
Tations are expected TO be something ex-
traordinarily handsome.