St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-22
Tuesday at p. m. All ladies are urged


In case the people of the Church of Christ
Grant street and Portland avenue, decide to
build. as will probably be the case. they VIII
occupy temporary quarters in the Jewish
synagogue.
1t is expected that the Western Union Tel.
the city hail about July 10. The rooms will
then be turned over to the poor and police
department.
Minnehaha Council Royal Arcanum will
give minstrel show at the Eighth ard Re.
lief hail. corner of Stevens avenue and Lake
street, on Tuesday and Wed nesday evenings
May p and %.
The Oliver c. Morton post and W. R! C,
Will attend services at GethSemane church
On Memorial Sunday, 10Th inst Friends of
the post and v omans Relief Corps are in.
vited to attend.
Scarlet fever at 1851 Quincy street north.
east and measles at AL Jeffer son street
northeast, 440 Nineteenth avenue northeast
and n Royalston avenue, were reported yes.
terday at the health Office.
report comes from Chicago that rarties
In that city have purchased the Victoria
hotel at Ninth street and NicolIet H. E.
Fletcher, The owner. is out of the city, and
the report cannot be confirmed.
Charles Anderson was arraigned in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday morning. charged
with being the father of Sophia olson 5
child. He denied 1t, bat Sophia and the
youngster were in court so Charles was held
TO the district court.
Yesterday the Tribune published story 10
the erect that Luclan Swift Jr. is TO be de-
posed from the management of the Journal!t
and that viii Z. Haskell will succeed to the
position. The interested parties deny ALI
knowledge of il, and no stock is taken in the
story by the public.
Yesterday afternoon and evening the Gill
lette- Herzog Manufacturing company enter
tanned the engineers club of the two cities
AT clock the club inspected the company's
works. Last evening light banquet was
served at the rooms of the Builders ex-
change 10 the clubs of. both cities
Supt. Bradley has submitted his list of
teachers for next year TO the clerk of the
board OF education. The committee on
teachers will meet with Prof Jordan. the
new superintendent, early next week look
over the list and prepare it for presentation
TO the board, which will meet onthe 31sJ
inst.
The tenth annual festival concert will be
gwen by the pupils OF Gustavus Johanson,
pianist, next Wednesday evening at Century
hall. assisted by Miss Eva Lillian Merrill, con-
tralto and string quar;ette from Danz's
orchestra. The programme of eleven num-
bers embraces piano solos, duets quartettes
quintettes and octettes.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Andrew Ryberg and Annie Nelson, Ole Han
son and Annie l.. Christensen. Sam Larson
and Mary Erickson Olof Norbeck and Ma
thilda j. Olson. George +. Maddans and Au-
SuSld W MlA ETtUk L. DuSn anu lOa NJ.
Hamlin. Charles johnson and Lena Ander-
sor. Charles Jordan and Nina Westbrook,
James Williams and Sarah Barnett
The womens council met at the library
building yesterday afternoon TO discuss the
annual council to be held in November; but
the order of business was changed to con-
form with the prevailing idea of the city at
present. and the ladies talked about enter
tanning convention visitors. The council
Will have headquarters in the library build
ing. and will always have a committee on
hand 10 meet visitors
The Ancient Order of Aztecs will present a
programme of musical numbers and dramatic
reading at the Lyceum next Wednesd " even
ing. Among the musical contributors are
Prof. j. Lewis Browne, pianist; Miss Susie
ay.soprano; Miss Alma Norton johnson,
contraIto; l.. p De Sale, tenor: George ".
FERGUSON. baritone; p. II. Mullen, basso;
Heinrich Hoeyel, violinist; George Il. Ran.
som, cellist Arthur s. Anderson will APP
pear in scenes from Richard Ill., and othex
works assisted by George L. Boynton.