St. Paul daily globe., 1892-02-07
SAINT PAUL.
SIFTINGS.

SIFTINGS.
The Schoomasters club met last evening
a. the Windsor.
Sebert'S orchestra will give concert this
afternoon at Turner hall.
The Winger Creamery association, of Polk
county. Incorporated yesterday.
DR. F. S Wood was called to Faribault
yesterday by the sudden death OF his mother
There were only three minor building
permits issued yesterday They aggregated
S1,!0o.
GaSpard Moosprugger, an old settler, died
yesterday at White Bear town, aged seventy
two years.
The O. n. O. club gave its regular fort
nightly hop last evening al the club house on
Dayton avenue
Samuel A. Baldwin will give his usual free
organ recital at the Peoples church this
evening at 6:45 o'clock.
The St Luka's Aid society will meet at the
residence of Mrs. ". Quinby, 507 Olmstead
street Friday afternoon.
An examination of candidates for admis-
sion to the bar or Minnesota Will be held at
the capitol next Tuesday.
ct c. Horton, who has resigned the secre-
taryship of the y. VI. {. ~, Will continue to
90 gospel work inthe city.
The gross earnings of the ST. Paul & Duluth
road for 1891 were Sl,065,11434. the state tax
OF which amounts to S31. 1867.
DThe retail clerks will give another OF their
series OF musical and literary entertainments
Wednesday evening at Crerin hall.
Prof. Maria SantoId. Of the state univer-
Sly. will conduct the services at the Church
OF our Father. Merriam Park. today.
Prison Agent Clark Chambers Will assume
his new duties March l, by which time set
of rules viii have been made for his guidance.
The auditorium committee has at last de-
cided to meet and meeting mas been called
FOR Monday afternoon at o'clock i'll the
city hall
The Minnesota Eastern Railway company
reports its gross earnings for the year 1891 at
Sil. COS 10. the tax on which al per cent
amounts to SIPS l.
Robert Back was arrested yesterday for
the larceny Of a buffalo robe from sheas
livery stlb,e lie was placed in jail and will
have Il hearing Wednesday.
vii HatIey viii continue his exhibition
Of fancy billiards At Foley's this week. Last
week his highest rms NJ fourteeu-Incn balk
lines were 109, o, - and IL
John Siattery. the young tough arrested
T., the Minneapolis X ST. Louis yards Friday
night was sentenced to thirty days at the
ToTkhouSe by Judge Cory yesterday.
f. !. Rose, the Minneapolis humori ST,
came over to ST. Paul yesterday and stayed
long enough to ask: 'If an actor takes a sue
Cessful course at Dwight, is he cured ham:r
a score of children were vaccinated at the
health Office yesterday. The virus used was
2 portion of that furnished the health de-
partment by the state vaccine farm at Red
Wing.
The Gen. Wesley Merritt Garrison No 5S,
OF the keguar Army and Navy union. Will
hold Meeting tomorrow evening at s o'clock
a. the army building. Second and Robert
streets.
The Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran con-
ference is to be held in this city from the
1ith to 18th inst. at the Evangelical Luther
al church. corner of Canada and Fourteenth
streets.
An adjourned meeting will be held OF
Tuesday evening. Feo O. at Marty's hall 1lS
South Wabasha street. TO complete the organ
izaton of branch OF the Order of the Iron
Hall. Members and their friends are invited
TO be present
a branch Of the Iron Hall was organized
on Wednesday evening. Feb. B with char
Ter list of twenty five composed principally
OF engineers. and will meet the first and
third Tuesday at their hall, ilder block,
Seventh and Bradley
The regular literary meeting of St An
drew's society will be held i'll the socIety's
rooms McQuillan block, Friday evening
An excellent programme has been arranged,
consisting of short addresses on interesting
subjects. songs, recitations and dancing.
Rev. ". Fenton, at the First Swedish Mis-.
sion house, corner of Bradley and Partridge
streets, is announced to lecture tomorrow
evening on the revival of Egyptian sun wor-
ship In Masonic and other lodges and the
relation OF that revival TO truth and God.
Prot Paynes valuable series of astronom-
iCai lectures will close next Saturday even
ing at the Peoples church His sub ject will
be The Comets" a very attractive feature
has been added for this lecture IN a special
series of views prepared expressly for the
subject.
Casper Moosbrugger father of Frank Moos-
brugger. of the county auditors Office. died
yesterday morning at his home at White
Bear, ageu seventy-two. He came 10 St.
Paul in 1854. The funeral will take place
this morning at st. Johns cathedral in New
Canada.
The st. Paul Choral association announces
its next concert for Thursday, March 3. The
association will be assisted by Alfred Gruen-
field, court pianist TO the emperors of Ger
many and Austria, and his brother Heinrich
Greenfield, court violoncellist 10 the emperor
Of Germany.
During the week beginning next Sunday
Rev. William P. Ten Brosch. of La Crosse.
Wis, will conduct a series of mission services
at the Church of the Messiah on Fuller
street, corner Of Kent Mr.. Ten Brosch is
vell-known in st. Penl, having been for sew
eral years rector of Christ church. and is one
of the most earnest preachers in the diocese
Of Wisconsin.
j. a. Lawrence. assistant food and dairy
commissioner. states that there is a general
misapprehension in regard to the use of
oleomargarine in hotels, restaurants. etc.
Whenever found in sucn places by the in
spectors oleomargarine is invariably seized
and confscated. regardless of the presence
of government stamp on the package, or
any other qualifying circumstance.
The following pension claims have been
allowed through the adjutant generals Office
since Feb. I: John Abbot. Glencoe S12 per
month: Charles y. Howe, Aitkin. Sl2; John
Kofing, st, Paul, IS; James kearns, Glencoe.
Charles Buck. Morristown, S.; j j. Goor,
Montevideo, S.; j. II. Longworth, Minneap-
oils, Sl2; John l.. Hilser. ST. Michael. S6:
George w Shumaker, Plainview, St: Mary
Noonan, Glencoe, S.; Albert Farnsworth.
Nasioja, Si3; John Clifford, Mortified. Sc.
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