St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-15

following vouchers on the state treasurer:
School for the deaf, February expenses
S5663.1a scnool for the blind February ex
penses. Sl.475.19; school for Predetermined,
February expenses, S4.6d6s9.
Clinton d. Brumfeld, OF Minneapolis, has
been assigned to duty as gauger at the South
81 Paul distillery, in place of William Gun
derson. who viii go TO the Minneapolis dis
tulery- These changes have been made by
Marcus Johnson, collector of internal reve-
| nue..
| Rev. w. s. Vail will preach before the
niversalist society at tneGrand opera house
Ibis morning at II o'clock His text will be
| Now Is the Accepted Time The vocal
quartette viii sing Deus Miserateur" and
Love Not the World. Mrs. Groskopf will
| sing a SOLO.
| The monthly missionary meeting of the Y.
! NJ. c. A. will be held in the Central Presby-
! terrain church this afternoon at $50 o clock.
| William Slomon, of Chicago. converted
! jew. will speak or the subject of Spreading
| the News, and reports will be given of the
! great missionary convention recently held IN
| Cleveland, O.
An important social event in Odd Fellow
circles viii occur Wednesday evening at Odd
Fellows hall the occasion being the second
! anniversary of Bethesda Lodge No. 1. Daugh.
tiers of Rebecca. A musical programme,
participated in by the best musical talent of
the CITY, will be the early evening diversion,
followed by dancing.
Alden Y Hall has begun an action against
William White to subject his real estate to
the payment OF claim for merchandise
sold 1t IS alleged that White is insolvent
and that he conveyed his real estate to
/ Thomas Keller. and it was IL turn conveyed
z n wife No MI vic n
defrauding creditors.
most pleasant event of the week was a
surprise rendered Miss Jennie Manson Thurs
day evening, at her home. 1876 East Seventh
street. by her many friends. The evening
was spent bv card playing and other games.
! There we're number Of piano selections
| rendered by Prof. Lundberg and brother;
also some very beautiful vocal solos by Miss
I Florence Hatten. Mr.. Nilsson and Miss Lun-
deem. Light refreshments were served at
T. m.
Washington Camp No. 1, Patriotic Order
Sons of America. viii attend services in a
body at the Church Of Ascension this even
ing at : ~ o'clock An elaborate musical
programme has been prepared for the oe-
casion. The rector. Rev. j. A. Antrim. will
deliver an appropriate address The public
are cordially invited. A local camp of this
/ order will be organized on the West side in
! the near future
/ The spring term of the Minnesota state in
stitutes viii open Tomorrow, aud Supt.
kiehle yesterday issued the lists OF instruct
ors. also the places where institutes will be
held. The list for March is rs follows:
March 16-Fairmont. E. K. shepard, Mrs. E.
X. Jaques; Preston, W F. Rocheleau; Rem
/ vile, Sanford Niles. Mrs A : Beede: Still
water, c. ". G. Hyde. Miss NJ. f. Hall.
March 23-Lake City, j. r. McCleary. Mrs. A.
;. Beede; Lake Crystal. ". F. Rocheleau.
Mrs E. X. Jacques; lie Sueur. c. W H. Hyde.
/ Miss VI. F. Hall; Austin. J. T. McCleary, E.
| T. Fitch; Mautorviile. E. r. shepard; Hutch
Inson. W. F. Rocheleau. Miss NJ F. Hall :
Rochester. c. W. G. Hyde Mrs. A. S. Beede.