St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-21
SAINT PAUL.
ODDS AND ENDS.

The Church of st. Margaret, of Hopkins,
Hennepin county, was incorporated yester-
day.
There has been lprge advance sale for the
Fanuie Bloomfield concert at the Peoples
church tonight.
Rev. W. S. Vail will preach on the question
raised by recent book. rs There Need OF
Hell to Meet Special Cases?''
The receipts from sale of farm produce of
the second Minnesota hospital for insane
during October were S259. %
A good coal range is very much needed at
the rooms of the Young " omen's Friendly
association, 20 East Seventh street.
William s. Parker. of Pennington, has been
granted Il pension of $40 month through
the adjutant generals department.
nFive Points Lodge No. go. OF the Sexen-
NAL league. will meet in Twin City hall. Rice
and University. Monday evening, to initiate
three candidates.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health de-
partment from 5ls Ashland avenue. diph
iberia from 792 Cherokee avenue and OF
Randolph street.
An entertainment and ball. under the aus
pieces Of Helping Hand. will be given this
evening at Twin City hall, corner of Rice
and University.
The October expense list of the Owatonna
school for INDECENT children was S2,034.20 and
the building expenses for September and
october S3.01.9O.
Richard -Denning, the son-in-law of Hon.
W. p. Murray. died yesterday al Bedlands.
Cal Deceased was thirty-five years old, and
q resident of st. Paul.
Prof Kiehle returned from MadelIa, Walton
wan county, yesterday. He reports that Ma
della has voted S23, 050 bonds for the erection
of a new school house.
certificate has been filed with the secre
tary of state showing that the capital stock
of the Monitor Manufacturing company, St.
Paul Park. has been paid IN.
! At largely attended meeting in Labor
hall last night the seamfitters decided TO
organize as soon as arrangements can be
completed. They Will send TO Chicago for
an organizer.
Edward DUfresne, a shoemaker, residing
at the Washington house. Seven Corners,
fractured his leg yesterday by falling while
crossing Fifth and Minnesota streets. He
was taken to the city hospital.
The library commission has issued a sup
Elemental list Of books that may be added to
the school libraries. There are sixty-One in
the list. including number for the primary
grammar and nigh school grades.
The charter members of Court Twin City.
Independent Order of Foresters, will meet
This evening at s O'Clock in A. o. L. ". hail.
al Seventh and Minnesota. when the charter
list will be closed and officers-elect installed.
The skating fever has not only struck the
email hoy but tie young lady and gentlemen
rs well. judging from the number who pa
troniZe the Pioneer rink of V. A. Gum at the
West st. Paul end Of the Robert streetbridge.
Z Rev. d. s. McCaslin. of Minneapolis. will
address the mems meeting at the Young
Mems Christian association at $3.50 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. The subject of the adj
dress will be Excuses That DO Not Elk
ruse."
State high schools will hereafter be re-
nuired to report to the high school board
twice a year instead of three times, as at
present These reports will have to be made
ut the close of the Christmas term and al the
end Of the school year.
The earnings of the grain inspection de-
parlment for October were S23.37426, which
IS the largest amount in the history of the
state. Next 10 this were $4,000 received last
month. and previous TO that Sl7000 received
during one month in 1882
The Saturday night class for the study of
The Sunday school lesson will meet at s
O'Clock in the chapel of the Young Mems
Christian association. Subject Christ Be
mayed" golden text ''The Son of Man is be-
1raycd into the hands of sinners"
The very attractive features of the French
fair drew many strangers TO Market hall last
evening and the thrcngS of visitors enjoyed
The programme until nearly midnight. 1t is
eyident that the fair will be a grand success
IN benefitting the treasury of the Church ST.
Louis. 1t will be open in full blast tonight
+, At meeting last evening of the executive
committee Of the Como avenue and Rice
street Improvement society preliminary ar
Engagements were made for a mass meeting of
citizens. to be held in Horman's hall, corner
OF Rice street and University avenue Satur-
day evening, the 2Sth inst The effect of the
meeting is to consider the establishment of
manufactures in the northwestern part of
the civ.