St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-25
SAINT PAUL.
OF VARIED HUE.

Mrs. Louise Bear wife of officer Gus Bear,
ofcentrai station, died yesterday afternoon.
@our Duties to Society is the subject of
Rabbi Hess lecture at the temple, 7 30 O'Clock
this evening.
The first of the spring sales of land by the
state auditor will be held at Worthington.
April "a
The Easter vacation in the public schools
begins today teachers examination Will
begin Tuesday next.
The carpenters union will hold an open
meeting Monday night at their hail. corner
of Third and Exchange streets.
worko the new Central market house, on
Third street. is progressing rapidly. Twenty
men are employed on the building.
In the case of the boy LIE Comte, mem
toned yesterday. Gov Merriam has issued
I'm order for the boy release from the insane
hospital.
The gross earnings of the 500 road for
1891, a statement OF which was fled yester-
nay, were S792 S42. IS. on which the state tax
was S15,S56.S5.
Henry O'Brien, who relieved his partner.
Henry Gerboi of $f5 Wednesday. was yes
terday sentenced to ninety days at the work
house by Judge Cory.
Mrs Harriet Van Cleye will read paper
Oh Women la Shakespeare before the Phil
omathean society this evening in Van Ellie
meets hall, Seven corners.
H. b. Moore. of Duluth, yesterday notified
Gov Merriam that the St Louis county pro-
portion of the worlds fair fund has been
raised. The amount i, $1,000. ~
Gov Merriam asked respecting the report
that he was interested in new bank in Chi
cago, denied any knowledge of it. 4'The
whole story is a fake, " remarked the COVER
nor.
The Epworth League OF the Central Park
Methodist Church will give a series of enter
tainments beginning this evening. Rev. c.
i. Wilcox will lecture on What Constitutes
q Man"
The Life Insurance Clearing company, of
St Paul, with Il $4,000 capital Stock the
first Minnesota life in assurance company or
ganized was admitted by Insurance Commits
Eioner Smith yesterday.
Colored walters are no longer TO be found
at the Metropolitan hotel. After the cutting
affray few days ago. in which John Smith
lost his life the hotel management dispensed
The entire colored help.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
commissioner yesterday from Laurel and
Western avenues, and membraneous Group
was reported from the corner Of Payne ave-
nue. and Hyacinth street.
The total miscellaneous receipts of the state
reformatory tor February and March were
S., 373 90, of which 81, 172 Is were for stone.
The Great Northern Railroad company pur-
chased over half the amount.
7 hrinl-
building opposite the Live Stock exchange
in South st. Paul, was sold yesterday to Nike
Ially, well known in Fargo, N. D. Mr.. Lal-
~ VIII convert it into hotel.
The January report of the state oil inspee-
tor shows an inspection of 1922 gallons in
tank cars during the month, and 3,Sl3 barrels,
or a total OF 20, 495 barrels, the fees for which
were $751; There were rejected 81, 9S6 gal
Ions.
The Mike Hayes" arrested on Wednesday
night for robbing his friend, should not be
COMPOUNDED with NJ. D. Hayes, the engineer
on the Great Northern road. who is famil-
iarly known as Mike Hayes" They are two
entirely different characters.
L. ~ Particle, of real estate forgery fame,
was witness on trial in Judge Egan's court
yesterday. He was brought from the Still
water penitentiary few days ago, by order
of the court, to be witness in the case. He
was returned to his work of reform last
night.
Deputy Frank Casseny, factory inspector
OF the state labor bureau. reports that he was
unable to make an examination of the works
of the st. Paul Distilling company, the Of
fcials refusing him admission thereto. He
had no power by law to compel them to
admit him.
Mars Lodge, No. 2202, G. U. o. o. P, gave
q banquet last evening at the Pilgrim Baptist
church. Covers were laid for f30 guests. The
evening was very. enjoyably spent, and toasts
as follows were responded To-: Our City,
W. P. Francis; "A Voice From the House
hold of Ruth" Mrs. j. r. Johnson; Ruth
an original poem, Mrs. L. C, Sheafer; "Ad-
vantages of the Household" Mrs. A. j. Kirt-
ley. Rev. L. c. Sheafer was most accept
able POSTMASTER.
The Twin City Methodist Social union win
meet at the Metropolitan hotel Tuesday from
to o'clock. The gathering includes min
isters and laymen of the two cities The
Church and the Laboring Man. will be dis
cussed by Rev. H. Fl. French; 'Methodism
and Polite Society" by DR.. Mckinley; "Fhe
Church and Politics." by DR.. F. o. Holman;
SHOULD the Church Aim TO Reform society
Through the Individual or the Individual
Through the Society," by c. B. Wilcox.
The Y. P. s. c. z. of the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church, at Grotto and Lincoln avenue, give
yellow tea and musicale this evening
There will be supper from 10 s, and after
that musical and literary programme. The
feature Of the evenings entertainment viii
be a whistling SOLO by Frank Coates Jr.,
talented young whistler who has made de-
cided hit in ST. Paul; Mrs. j. e. Werrick and
Miss Grace Yates will recite. and the music
is to be furnished by E. P. Foote, A. E. Mer-
Ties. Mrs. Mccormick, Miss Morris, Miss
wellington, Miss Princes, and E. P. Bolton.
Spring at the 'sPlymonth'' Corner
Three floors full of spring novelties.