St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-20
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

The assembly committee on claims meets
tomorrow afternoon at 1870 O'Clock.
The Henderson high school has been pro-
NOTED TO the first rank by the high school
board.
The joint committee OH printing of the
city council meets tomorrow evening at 7:3)
o'clock.
! The Dodge Center high school was one of
those accepted for another term of three
years inspection
| Archbishop Ireland breaches at the cathe-
/ oral this evening at 7:30. Subject, 1.-The
Social Value of Religion
| Scarlet fever at 936 De Soto street, GAS West
ern avenue and 403 Laurel avenue was re-
ported to the health Office yesterday.
The state eight-hour league has called
meeting for Sunday afternoon, the 27th
inst, at o'clock, at Labor Temple, MIME
opols.
The assembly committee on streets meet to-
morrow afternoon to again take up the gar
bage question and the affairs of the Azotine
company.
The scandinavian Christian Mission
Church of Little Falls filed articles of incor-
poratlon yesterday in the Office of The secre-
tary of state.
iAS -'Aihlesold otOneWafe company or
Red Wing has amended its articles of incor-
poratlon. increasing the amount of capital
/ stock to 100000.
The receipts of the Office of the state grain
inspector for the month of August amounted
to $780, and the money was Yesterday Gov
cred into the state treasury.
There will be a meeting of the Como Ave
nue. and Rice Street Improvement union to-
morrow evening at Horman's hall, corner f
Rice and University avenue
spark from an engine set fire vest erdav
| morning to woodshed belonging to |.
Wright of 223 Walnut street. The fire was
| put out by the department before much da m.
age was DONE
Inc railway commission returned from the
Wadena Park Rapids line, where they gave
gave the farmers a full hearing upon the
, petition for side-track facilities for wheat
| shipping. No decision has been reached
The police officers who donned their heavy
dress coats two weeks ago have suffered in
tensely from the heat during the past few
days, and have asked, if the hot weather con-
| tinues, that they may wear their summer
| coats.
meeting will be held at the residence of
Mrs X. NJ. Newport, PIT Summit avenue.
Monday afternoon at o'clock, TO consider
questions of importance in regard to org an
izing st. Paul chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution.
| Supt kiehie reports that there is an en-
rollment of over 300 students in the Mankato
normal school, 60 of them being in the grad
uating class The enrolment in the Winona
normal school is also over 300. About 90 of
| these are in the graduating class and 100 in
/ the ''B'' class.
Inc state treasurer yesterday received
! Sl',0OO comprising the national appropria-
| ton IN aid of the state experiment station a
the state university. Last year the amount
was Slo,OOO, and will increase each year
| the rate of $1,000, until it reaches the maxi
mum amount of $4,000 year
| musical and literary entertainment nm
! der the auspices of St Vincent's parish win
/ be given Thursday evening in the new hall
! corner Lafond and Arundel streets. Rev.
J Alexander Christie, Minneapolis. will de-
| liver an ADDRESS on Our Country Roger
; Vail will give his impressions of a recent trim
to Ireland
Ihe Crystal Creamery Company of Ken
yon has become incorporated and articles of
! agreement have been filed with the secretary
! OF state The capital stock of the company
! is $4,000, and the incorporators are j ohm j.
/ Stone, Kenyon; Elmer L. Overlook, Chicago
Philip j. CUTLER and Alfred CUTLER, Ken.
yon.
j. franklin conklin and Theo Rays, of the
committee on amphitheaters for the harvest
! festival parade that takes place in Minneapo-
] lin on Wednesday, announce that for the
especial accommodations of the st. Paul WIS.,
itors, LOCO choice seats willie placed on sale
Tuesday morning at Raudenbusch's piano
parlors III the Grand Arcade building.