St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-08
SAINT PAUL.
SUNDAY SAUCE.

tomorrow evening.
J. Strickland and family of Leeds Eng
land, are visiting Nj. and Mrs. Seymour, ut
l91 East Fourteenth street
Joseph j. Hayek and wife. formerly of this
city, but now ot Louisville Nv, are here on
n wedding trip at The residence of his father,
B36 Duke street.
John P. RoSsback who is accused OF muir
dering Thomas Gibbons with an ak, was ar
raiSned in court yesterday. and his hearing
Bet for next Wednesday.
The factory of the Chapman-Drake com
pany. which has been closed down for the
past few days, will open tomorrow, and run
fun in every department
Boiler Inspector CLARK was at Lake Mime
tonka Yesterday inspecting the boilers OF sew
eral of the large boats that will ply the waters
of the lake this summer
Tuesday evening, MAY 10 branch of the
Iron Hall Will be permanently organized at
Nelson's hall, SOD Rice street. All interested
are invited to be present.
1t seems to be all cut and dried that Col.
Kiefer viii copper the Republican nomina-
non for congress this fall Military titles are
becoming popular, in politics.
samuel Millsiein was given a verdict of
S45U against Beaupre, Keogh u Davis ct al.
as damages TO his stores by reason OF their
being closed up under attachments
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
commissioner yesterday from go Columbia
and 2025 Milwaukee streets, and diphtheria
>xas reported from the city aud county hos
pitaI.
Bishop McGolriek, of Duluth. viii preach
al the 1880 mass at st. Vincents church
a1S dp1iypr aC-
dress on total abstinence at vespers at 7:S0
in the evening.
Mike Riley. who is charged with stealing
S95 IN money and several articles OF value
from the Emmert Brewing company. was ar
raigned yesterday, and his case continued
until May IL
At the Commercial club rooms, Tuesday
evening. there vii be given an entertain
ment composed of readings, recitations, etc.
An invitation has been sent to Frederick
Warde 10 be present
The Crown Financial company. OF St Paul,
with 81. .000 capital stoc&.has Incorporated.
The incorpOrators are John Zelch, OF Cottage
Grove: Stuart s. Sholwell Jr.. st. Paul, and
Philip Gilbert OF ST. Paul.
A ealored man named Black shot William
a. Adams in the shoulder Friday evening in
the Office of ]. J. O'Leary & Sens in South
nt. Paul The shooting however, Is said to
have been purely accidental.
Andrew Nippolt has begun an action
against the Firemen's Insurance Company
of Chicago to recover S77S. 81 on account Of
insurance on a stock IF wagons, buggies,
e;c.. destroyed by fire Jan. 10 last
Joseph Boswell has named William F. Car
roll and Jeanie A Carroll as defendants in
a proceeding to recover possession of lot .
block 3S, Syndicate Addition No. 3 and for
$500 damages for the detention Of the lot.
At the regular meeting of Acker Post No.
q. G. A. R. Thursday evening there will be
read Il memorial sketch of the life of the late
Comrade ". H. Dixon. The question of To-
eating in new quarters viii be discussed.
Ladies' Branch I261 of the Iron Hall will
give a social and hop at their hall, Il East
Seventh street, Monday e1 ening, May IT, for
the benefit OF one of the members. All
other branches and their friends are invited.
Rev. D. NJ. Shutter will ..eniertain the Fel-
Iovship club at the Colonnade tomorrow
evening. Dinner will be discussed at 1880,
and then the eloquent doctor will deliver a
lecture on The Humorous Side Of a Minis
ter's Life
The Paragon Plaster company OF Min
neapolis. with a $4,000 capital stock, and J.
II. Mahoney. Adam Giles. R. L. Whitcomb
and Macmillan o. Luttgen, of Minneapolis,
as ineorporators, has filed articles of incor-
poration.
Harry W. Wack clad in a fur ulster and
pair of tan shoes. left last night for San
Francisco, to epresent the Press club at the
National Editorial convention. Julius
Schmahl is laying four 10 one that Wack will
bring back less eclat than he did.
The grand jury has about concluded its in
vestigation of Jail cases and will report to-
morrow Ow ing 10 The fact that county and
city institutions were investigated in March,
they will notbe reported upon at the pres
eEt time. It's probable that they will ad-
journ until some time in June.
Fifty public school teachers are availlng
themselves of the new law and are submit
ting TO an examination at the capitol Those
who pass will become permanent teachers,
but it should be understood that those who
fail do not hazard their positions in the
least 1t is agreed that the law does not con-
template the dismissal of the teachers that
cannot meet the rigid requirements of the
test If they are efficient and successful
teachers they will be retained just the same.
Nor is 1t obligatory upon any of the teachers
to take the examination. Supt. Gilbert is
conducting the examination, and the sub
jects are psychology, and history and peda-
gogy.
Tuesday evening" at % Thompson avenue,
Mrs. R. Dreever gave very enjoyable we'd
ding reception to her son Joseph and his
bride, whose marriage took place in Chicago
"Wednesday. April 27. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. j. R. Dreeyer, Mrs.
Burke. Mrs. F. McClurg; Misses Nora Gavin,
Annie Quilligan, Kate Burke. Hattie Mon
clair. Este Kayanagh, May Gavin, Annie
German, Mary Dreever, Bridget Burke Mary
Ouilligan, Nellie McNeely Elite Burke. Mary
RayneT, Belle Tague, A. Dreever, NJ. Nc
McKenna, II. Mclaughlin: Nessrs. H. j.
McDermott, NJ. Lawless. D. Waters. j. Hen
nessey, T. Mcmahon, NJ. G. Byrne, H. Waters
j. McDermott, II. Corcoran, j. Roeh. T. Har-
rison. W Harris James Morris, F. Hatring
ton, j. Marnen.