St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-03
SUNDAY SAUCE.

Thompson. IS East Third street, has MILL
merry opening this week. commencing Wednes-
day.
Richard Burns was sentenced to thirty
DAYS at the workhouse yesterday for stealing
pair of shoes from the New England Shoe
company.
q The county committee on claims audited
bills yesterday preparatory to the meeting of
the board of county commissioners tomorrow
morning.
AT 5:37 yesterday morning the department
was called to a fire in Rossberg q Poppe's
grocery at sol East Third street. The damage
was $780, fully covered by insurance.
The News Publishing company, of st.
Paul, with S150.000 capital stock, has ineor-
porated Clarence E. and George A. Sheren
and George D. TAFT ali of ST. Paul. are the
incorporators.
The stone masons met last night at Labor
hall with fair attendance and declared the
reorganization assured The officers eleete
a short uime since will continue their duties,
and regular tortnightly meetings will be
held.
The St. Paul Theosophical society will hold
an open meeting next Wednesday evening at
Room 1928, Globe building. DR.. j. ". B. La
'The Seven Principles of Man From Scien-
tifc and qheosophic Standpoint"
The Queen Isabella club meets in the par
lors of the Peoples church Wednesday after
noon at o'clock full attendance of the
members is desired, as arrangements are to
be made at this session for special meet of
the club All ladies are invited.
The Great Northern is having it's new
1oh nr Tod III .
iron testing machine, a steam testing ma
chine and an oil testing apparatus. j. r.
Matlack, of Rihle Bros, Philadelphia, is in
the city setting this apparatus in order
Samuel A. Baldwin will give his usual free
organ recital this evening at the Peoples
church, at 6:45 O'Clock, playing, among
other things prelude and double fugue by
Gustav Merkel, new organ sonata by Carl
Pintti, op. %, in G minor, and the andante in
A of Smart.
The April term of the district court will
open tomorrow The calendar has $50 jury
cases, 102 court cases, and % criminal cases.
Judge Kelly will continue in the trial of the
Michaels arson case, and after that some one
OF the other important criminal cases Will be
called by the county attorney for trial.
The Kingsland Smith Milling company.
st. Paul. with Sl5G000 capital stock, filed
articles of incorporation yesterday. The
incorporates are Kingsland Smith, Cass
Gilbert, Charles W. Bum, Paul Il. Gotham,
Robert Rantoul, Thomas S. Tompkins
Francis f. Smith and Frank B. Archibald,
all OF st. Paul.
The March settlement of County Auditor
Ledgerwood. of Hennepin county with the
state auditor shows collections amounting to
1925, S33. 40. of which the state revenue fund
receives S54,2ill6, the soldiers relief. the
forestry, HE redemption aud the funding
tax funds receive 81, 1850 each and the
general school fund S26,21417.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottschammer gave pleas
ant party Friday night. The evening was
spent in various amusements, after which
lunch was served. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Shipman, Mr.. and Mrs. Allyn
Krieger, Mr.. and Mrs. Guenther, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Klinkerfues, Mr. and Mrs Edward
Khnkerfues, Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Bereke.
MI. and Mrs. Daimler Mr. and Mrs. Rooster,
Mr.. and Mrs. Habighorst. Mr.. and Mrs. Hull
sick, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Sherwood, Mr.. and
Mrs Gregersen, Mr. Eddy. Mr.. Ganen. Mr..
Cordell, Miss Mcguire, Miss Ju liza Breneman,
Misses ILL and Ella Gottschammer.
Miss Edith Morrow, of 265 Nelson avenue,
was agreeably surprised Tuesday evening by
number of her little frieuds who came pre-
pared to have good time, and. judging
from the CHEEKY laugh heard, they must
have had it. Those present included the
Misses Addie Dampier. Ethel Lily Cora
Breidert, Ethel Brown, Mary Hamilton, Jes-
sic Dampier, Rebecca Yeager Eva Yeager
Sylvia De Vol, Elsie Yeager and Gertrude
Morrow; Masters Lou Aldrich, Walter Haney,
Charlie Lambie, Allie Walters. Thomas Muir
name, Duff. Hamilton, Mason, Forbes, Lewis
Yeager and Erwin Morrow. Mrs. K. Semons,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Brown. NJ ISIS Edith Sy-
mon and Mr.. and Mrs James Morrow assist
ed in the entertainment.