St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-05
GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were sl.c67,-
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The regular meeting OF the Zuhrahs
Ladies society will be held in their room in
Masonic Temple this afternoon.
Miss Nellie Werners, of Amsterdam. Hol-
land, who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Neisingh for three months, left for
Europe Tuesday evening.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: John p. Broom and Emma
Eckland l.. G. Lands and Lucy MeClane-
than. Bert D. Carrier and Mary Shea.
Next Sunday evening at Labor Temple,
AXel Lundeberg will answer the charge that
he is an anarchist by reading in English the
only book that he has ever written on social
topics.
G. B. Mullough, who was arrested last week
for selling alum baking powder which was
not properly labelled, changed his plea to
guilty yesterday and was fined $40 by Judge
Elliott. :
There will be a meeting at "a Syndicate
block today at 5 30 D. m to make final ar
rangements for the fair to be given for the
benefit of the Peoples meeting at the Ly-
ceum building.
Wallace W. Wait and wife registered at
the West yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Wait were
married in Kansas City several weeks ago,
and reached The city today after an extended
honeymoon jaunt
Word has been received in Minneap polls of
the death of DR.. F. A. Holmes, in sweden.
where he was travelling for the benefit of
his lungs. He was partner in Minneapolis
of DR.. K. S. Morgan.
Father Byrne, of the Church of the I'm mac
ulate Conception. will tender a reception to
The choir OF his church this evening at his
residence No. PIG Third street north.
Frank A. Small. an ex-member of the Texas
Siftings staff, and brother of the noted
Georgia evangelist and temperance orator,
Sam w. Small, is in Minneapolis as advance
agent for The Fat Mems Club
Al, -
grounds two blocks from the street cars, and
Will open the season April ]. Until then the
clubs winter shoot will be held every other
Saturday on the Minneapolis grounds.
Friskythen. the new Swedish humorous
weekly published in this city by. Ninian
Waerner and Gustof Wicklund, will be as
sisted in its columns by co-iaborer in
Sweden. the well known Isidor kjellberg.
Yesterday Observer Harmon predicted
colder. weather and snow, perhaps a good
deal of it. The weather has been so unsettled
all over the country for the past few weeks
that accurate forecasts are hard to make.
The Nicollet French Canadian club will
| give grand ball at Harmonic hall next
rangements consists of n. Campbell, E. 1.
| Pouliot, NJ. ROCKFORD, A. Chouinard, F.
| Blais
| 1t Is learned that the Blaine club, of Gin
| cinnati, has secured quarters in the New
York Life building for the convention week.
| The club expects to have at least 80 of its
members on hand to shout for Blaine during
| the convention.
| Agent Tatro. of the Humane society. went
! out to 25l5 Polk street where the little King
| girl was found by the police locked IN, and
| found the two dogs belonging to the family
| nearly starved to death. He fed them and
| turned them loose.
| The executive committee of the Minnesota
| conference of the Augustana synod will meet
| in Minneapolis in Augustana church next
| Monday morning to arrange the business
| that viii be brought before the conference
| that Will convene at West Superior the next
| day.
William Gunderson native of Denmark
| but for the last twenty-five years resident of
| MINNEAPOLIS, left last evening for Washing
| ton, d. c., to accept a position in one OF the
| government offices there. Mr.. Gunderson
| has been very prominent in Danish circles
| for many years.
| A man who calls himself Charles Olson
was arrested yesterday morning in the act of
| burelarlZlng the residence of Mrs j Erick-
| son. corner of Eleventh avenue south and
| Sixth street. He was found in one of the
| bed rooms and had g bundle of clothing all
| packed up ready TO carry off.
Edward Lee and William Jones were SEN
| tentenced to S25 or thirty days each yester-
day on charge OF vagranoy, but behind 1t
| was charge of highway robbery. in which
Gustave Eager figured as the victim. Eager
| claims that the men stole small amount of
money from him while he was drunk
W ora Was received mere wednesday tt at
| the wife of Samuel L. Baker. lawyer in the
| Guaranty Loan building, died suddenly
| Monday on railroad train. Mrs Baker had
| been i'll for three or four weeks with blood
| disease. and it was thought that change
| OF scene would be beneficial. She will be
| buried at Greensburg, Ind. p
Cases Of measles at $40 Third avenue north,
224 Grand avenue north, HOS Chestnut street
| 1904 Second avenue south 2503 Twelfth ave-
nue. south, and 1710 Tenth avenue south:
scarlet fever at 14l6 Seventh avenue south. ~
Lyndale avenue north, 2S04 Nicollet avenue
30i9 Twenty fifth street SOUTH 1905 Portland
avenue, were reported at the health office
yesterday.
1t is announced that a chapter of Alpha
Delta Phi Will be established at the Uni.
versity of Minnesota on Washington's birth
day. The imitation will TAXI place in Ma
sonic Temple Members OF the fraternity
from Ann Arbor will confer the degrees 1t
is expected that the installation will be fol-
lowed by banquet, attended by the mem
bers of the fraternity from all over the state.
The local lodges OF the Royal Arcanum are
in mourning over the death of Supreme Re-
gent Charles f. Loriug, which occurred re-
Gently at Boston from the effects of the am
putation of the leg. Supreme Vice Regent
Hon. II. H. c. Miller, of Chicago. who as
Minnesota in this city last May will De on
duty in his place until the next supreme ses-
sion in June.
Chester Roach, for years engaged in the
hard ware business on IIennepiu avenue
across from the city hall. died ednesday of
Inflammation of The bowels at his home SIS
Eeunepin avenue. aged sixty years The
funeral will be held from his late residence
this afternoon. He leaves wife and several