St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-04
SAINT. PAUL.
NUBBINs OF NEWS.

The county committee On claims will meet
this morning.
The board of county commissioners will
meet Monday morning.
The park board will meet in the office of
the city clerk Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
A district convention of the Christian En-
deavor will be held in this city Tuesday
evening.
AdiL Gen. Mullen returned Yesterday from
Melrose. whore he attended a reunion Of old
soldiers.
The pupils of H. E Phillips gave recital
last evening at the rooms of the Ford Music
company.
MembraDeous Group was reported 10 the
health officer yesterday from III st. An
thony avenue.
Rev. ". ". Buchanan, of New York. will
occupy the pulpit at the House OF Hope
church tomorrow.
II is stated that Comptroller-e!eet McCardy
viii appoint Charles Pierce and Louis john
son as his assistants.
Hallen & Harris new musical comedy. THE
Idea" viii be produced for the first time at
the Grand this evening.
Judge Brill has denied the application OF
Julius Kessler to appoint receiver Tor the
effects of Oscar Tankenof.
The Lutheran Ladies seminary, of Red
Wing, filed articles of Incorporation with the
secretary OF state Y esterday.
The Security Trust company has been ap-
pointed special administrator of the estate of
W. Frederick Styce, deceased.
meeting to discuss plans for the Asso-
ciated Charities will be held in Relief Society
hail Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The Great Western Iron company, of Du-
lnth. FLED amended articles Of incorporation
with the secretary of state yesterday
The citizens of Inver Grove propose. if
possible TO prevent repetition OF lawleSS-
ness which was exhibited there last sunday.
Prof Winchell. of the state university, de-
Ivered an interesting lecture before the
geology class of the high school yesterday
afternoon.
Lieut. G. B. McGinn, OF Company H, First
regiment rendered his resignation TO the ad-
jutant general yesterday, and it was ac-
cepted
William Sullivan and Benjamin Corcoran
were locked up at the central station last
night. They are charged with stealing twelve
pigeons from Fred Buhman.
The Northwestern Photo Engraving COM
pany has attached the effects of Mather IL
Blood to satisfy a claim of $40 for work
done and for engravings and cuts furnished.
The committee on claims and the commit
tee on acquisitions of the board Of aldermen
will meet in the city hall at O'Clock this
afternoon, and the committee on streets VIII
meet at t.
The conference committee will meet Mon
day evening, as viii both the board of alder
men and the assembly. The board will meet
in the council chamber and the assembly
VIII meet in the mayors office.
HB. Willis state oil inspector. has ap-
pealed to she district court from the action
OF Robert Seegar, as assignee OF the indie
pendent Oil company, IN refusing to allow
fees for inspecting illuminating oils.
A meeting of newspaper men of the city
viii be held this afternoon in the rooms of
the press club at 1880 o'clock Matters of
great importance to the fraternity will come
up for discussion and large attendance is
requested.
Hon. Albion W Tourgee will speak at
Market hall tomorrow evening, under the
auspices of the Minnesota Civil Right COM
mittee. 1t is expected that Hon. Frederick
Douglass viii also be present and address
the meeting.
Rev. ". s Vail will preach for the Uni
'NASeN@ASN
house tomorrow morning at II O'Clock. The
Patriotic Sons of America will attend in
body, and the sermon will be appropriate to
the occasion.
Thatcher's MINISTRIES return to the Metro
politan opera house for one more perform
ance tomorrow evening, presenting their
great novelty of the present season, Tux
edo" An entire new musical programme
will be presented -a~4
Conrad Miller has said that he will make
no change in the clerical force of the city
treasurer's Office at present He doesn't
promise, however, to make permanent ap-
pointmen;s of the force that has done such
good work for Mr. Refs.
Amy Robsart.' as presented by Miss Marie
Wainwright and her company of PLAYERS, is
one of the greatest and most perfect produe-
tons that has been presented on the Metro
politan stage this season. The last two per
formances will be given today, matinee and
evening
The Phoenix club. OF Minneapolis filed
articles of incorporation with The secretary
of state The officers are: Emanuel Keyser,
president; A. Buchanan, vice president; N.
". Danenbaum, secretary; Ralph Rees,
treasurer; Isaac Well. Simon Meyers. George
JacOby, Joseph VI. Davis, Jesse Moss. board
OF directors.
Tomorrow will be observed as children
day at the Peoples church. choral serv.
ice will be held in the morning, IN which the
children from five Sunday schools will par
ueipate. DR.. Smith will speak on THE
Little Maid From Damascus" Mrs. j. Ellen
Foster, the woman orator from Washington,
viii speak in the evening on Temperance
Reform
The Great Western band of this city, led by
Prof Seibert, announces an open air concert
this evening at Rice park. The hours will
be from $50 to o'clock These concerts
were inaugurated Dy Prof Seibert twenty-one
years ago, and have been largely patronized
by all classes 1t is hoped that the economy
of the new administration will not cover
this particular case, but ways and means will
be found to have the concerts continued
through the season.