St. Paul daily globe., 1892-10-30
MIME APOLIS GLOBULES.

The new Polish Catholic church at the cor
ner of Four-and a Balf street and Seventh
avenue northeast will be dedicated today
with appropriate ceremonies. Archbishop
Ireland will celebrate mass and speak in
English, ana Father Zowask. of Delano will
speak in Polish. The church represents an
outlay of $4,000.
The monthly conference of the ". C. r. U.
unions of The city was held yesterday at the
Central coffee house. Rev. f. Stout ad-
dressed the meeting on the subject of wom-
ans suffrage.
The ladies who form the Hcnnepin county
auxil iary of the world fair met at the resi-
dence of Mrs H. F. Brown and discussed the
work and plAas for carrying it out to the
best possible advantage. The central pro-
gramme committee met at the residence OF
Mrs. II B. Walker and arranged matters per-
tanning TO the programme.
Manager Conklin has made arrangements
with the North Ame rican Telegraph COM
pan. for placing special wire III the Grand
opera house Tuesday, Nov. S. The election
returns from all parts of the United States
will be received in this manner. and an
nounced from the stage during the perform
nance of 'Incog''
Mrs DR.. Pcitfer, of Hartford, Conn, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Stone, at Ill
Ninth street south.
Manager Hayes, of the Biiou. has arranged
with the North American Telegraph COM
pany TO run special wire on the Bijou
stage on election night The theater will be
kept open till Il O'Clock to receive the re-
turns.
| Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
| Sam johnson and Phina Lachter. j ohn John
son and Tco Lee, NJ. Book and Mary Hansen,
| Peter Oslun and Ida Anderson. John Friberg
and Clara H. Hendricks, Louis A. Miller and
| Sophia A. Nelson, John Gustafson and Julia
| Anderson, Albert Opheim and Rosa johnson,
| and Alfred Larson and Hanna Ryberg.
The Minneapolis Ticket and Passenger
| Agents association held their annual meet
| ing and banquet at the West hotel Friday
| night. Officers were elected for the ensuing
Pacific, president; f. Dwight Rockwell.
union depot, vice president; i. o. Watson,
st. Louis, secretary; V. d. Jones. Great
| Northern, treasurer.
Josephine Lindolph, aged thirteen, aud O.
| W. Plummers nine-yeaT-ol daughter had a
| fight. in which the little one was so badly
| bruised as to require medical attendance.
The case will be aired in the municipal
| court.
Halloween will be celebrated by the local
| y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow evening, from $50 to
$3.50 in the gymnasium of their new building,
| corner Tenth street and Mary place. The
| running track will be opened for visitors
| who desire to watch the sport. Everybody il
invited. Among some of the feats are climb
ing The creased pole. bobbing for apples
apple race. jumping circle, etc. A large
amount of fun is anticipated.
a. j. McGilveay, secretary of Chippewa
Valley Land company, Chippewa Falls. Wis
was III the city yesterday. lie closed the sale
Mimi, TO the Hall & Sherlin company and
Carpenter Bros. The consideration wa.
S229 000
Col. s. Swanson and o. A 8lithen are
| hunting ducks in the vicinity of Devil.
Lake N d. The colon ell is Il crack shot
ana yesterday John Ii. Bushe, of 3O5 plym
outh avenue. received from him q white
hea I'D" goose which weighed twelve pounds