St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-27
SAINT PAUL.
Sunday BREAKFAsT.


uasouerade ball Dec. / at Market hall.
Rosa and Gertrude Skoll, of Minneapolis
are visiting Mrs. H.G. Fogg a; the Colonnade-
The West side roller rink, situated in PAU
Martins opera house, was formally opened
last evening.
O I. Huon was committed to the work
bonse Yesterday for ninety days for stealing
an overcoat
Tho Bankers Life Insurance Company OF
CT poul filed articles of amendment 10 us
Inv laws with the bank examiner yesterday
Nick Baker was yesterday held to await
the sctiou of the grand jury on charge Oh
stealing S.6 from the person OF rat Aussey.
burglar cody entered Mrs. Tomos
bonse No go East Eleventh street, last night
and stole valuable French clock OIL the
mantle.
The Martin County Democrat company OF
Fairmont, filed articles of incorporation WIN
the secretary of state yesterday. The calltal
stock is $4,000.
"a countryman was confdenced. out OF SiU
by brace of slick crooks yesterday after-
noon. Last evening an effort was maue "
learn the victims name and the circufh-
stances, but without avail.
Edward Morris Brigham, the South Amer
lean explorer. delivers his illustrated lecture
on South America at the People's churcu
Thursday evening, Dec. 10. oupJSo'
Other Half of the Discovery.
Rev. B. Fay Mills, renownedin eyangeistlc
work, is to meet committee OF the hliiis-
terial association Tuesday morning 10 arrange
for a series of revival meetings to be he'u
during the month Of April.
The Golden Rule donated fifteen large
turkevs for the Thanksgiving dinner OF the
bovs of the newsboys home. 1t was merry
dinner that the hopefuls enjoyed, ana theE
are very grateful to the donor OF the pirus'
little waif, about two weeks old, was
left on the door step OF j. Westingard, al
Temnerence street Thanksgiving night Inc
bsbe was turned over to Relief Agent hutch-
ins and by him placed III place OF refuge.
Pat Hill made a futile attempt to prove an
alibi in the municipal court yesterday. he
is charged with waylaying Albert Kock on the
night of the 20th. He was held to The gra no
iury in the sum of $500 and was remanded IN
default.
Rev. Nathaniel Friedman, converted
Jewish rabbi, will address the regular month
" meeting of the st. Paul ministers Monday,
Nov. 2s. at 1879 a. N. The meeting VIII De
held in the parlors of the Central Park M. E
church.
The following pensions were allowed
through the adjutant generals Office this
week: Mrs. Ursula Rebel, White Bear, Sl!'
j. w. Crosby. New Auburn, Sl0 Melinda
Peterson, 81. Paul, S.; Louisa Busf' 81.
Paul, SIS.
The Northwestern Realty Company Limit
ed of St. Paul was legally Incorporated this
morning. with n capital stock OF $1,000. The
incorporators are Henry c. James. j. A Larl-
more, NJ. j. Lamprey, Uri l.. Lamprey ana
A. z. Swanstrom.
Eighth ward residents, especially on the
line of the interurban are taking steps to lile
a protest with Aid. Warren against securing
a reduction of running time for the trains
The people see no prospect OF more cars ana
dread all impairment of the present service
Mrs. Baxter, wife of George N. Baxter
ex-Uuited States district attorney, died
Thursday at their home in Faribault Hon.
ID. W. Lawler. who was Mr.. Baxters assist
ant. went to Faribault and remained with
the bereaved husband until utter the funeral,
which took place yesterday.
When Minnie Baldwin, charged with run
ming a house of i'll fame. was arraigned be-
fore Judge Twohy yesterday, Lawyer MCGEE
demanded jury trial, but it was refused
MCGEE claims that he viii show to the salts
faction Of the court that the law punlshlng
proprietors of houses of ill-fame is Invalid,
and the case went over until Monday.
The Dorcas Society of Pilgrim Baptist
Church has been holding fair at the church.
corner of Cedar and Summit avenue, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings, and Will
continue it Monday Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings of this week. Rev. DR.. G. L.
Morrill, OF Minneapolis, will make an address
Monday evening at Sp. n1,
ELY Colby was sentenced recently to five.
wears imprisonment by Jhdge Brill for the
famous 81, 900 robbery case. The readers OF
the GLOBE are familiarwith the story. Miss
Colby has n good smany friends in Mime
apolis and they Will petition Gov Merriam
for pardon, and it is thought that he VIII
grant il under the circumstances.
Friday evening Miss Alice Coyne was pleas
antly surprised by number of her young
friends in honor of her sixteenth birthday.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hartnett, Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc
Mahon, Mr.. and Mrs. Tilquist Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Whalen, Misses B. and Josie Flabave.
Geib. Mossbruger, hite. Mulery, Misses Con-
lev, Wecam, Miller Smith, Foster and Con-
don. and Messrs Conley, Whalen,. Hartnett.
Condor. McMahon, Coyne Dunford and
Buckley. Mr. Dunford and Miss B. Coyne
didi a very clever song and dance. Messrs.
Buckley and Flabaye gave some very fine
jigs and breOkdowns.