St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04
SAINT PAUL.
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Inc DOdTu Vi COullI1 "-'
convene at I6a. m. tomorrow.
John D. O'Brien, Esq. will deliver an ad
dress 10 men in Crusaders hall at p. M to
day.
Constellation tchapter. o. E. S., will have
an election of officers at their annual meet
ing next Wednesday evening
The Misses Grace and Alice Doran, daugh-
tiers of Hon Michael Doran, have returned
to New York for the winter
Jack Miley was finedS25 in the municipal
court Yesterday for asspuiting August Strom
berg with a billiard cue last Thursday
Miss Rich, the stenographer and clerk IN
Postmaster Castles private office, has gone
to jackson. Mich, to visit her former nome.
The third volume of Brewers report on
the Itasca survey has been printed, ana the
state historical society will distribute copies
this week.
The beautiful drama Ten Nights i'll Bar
Room" will be given this evening at the
Bethel boat, illustrated by set Of stereop'
hcan views.
LII. Black, sheriff of Nieolet county.
called at the state auditors office yesterday
and collected S3205 for taking Ella Johnson
to saltwater where she is to serve term OF
Dne wear and four months for adultery
Judge Walter II. Sanborn left last night for
st. Louis to attend the opening OF the De
cember term of the United States circuit
court of appeals. He will return for the mol
Idav vacation, after which the court Will be
in session until June in St. Louis.
Gen. Wesley Merritt Garrison No So. Regu,
lar Army and Navy, Union of the United
States. will hold its regular meeting next
Monday evening at $50 o'clock at ODD Eel
lows hall, corner Fifth and Wabasha streets.
All members are requested TO be present.
The ladies of the Christian home will con-
tinue leaving lunches at the Lowry Arcade
furnished by the different churches. On
Tuesday next the ladies of the House of
Hope will give royal lunch Of roast turkey,
chicken. pie. oysters. etc., and hope Tor
large patronage.
The Northwestern University Glee and
Banjo club will appear at the People S
church in the near future. This organization
is highly spoken of i'll musical circles The
club is composed of thirty men, among
whom are performers on the banjo, mando-
lin and banjorne.
The jury went out yesterday afternoon in
the case Of W. j. Mackey as administrator
of the estate of Nora King, against the st.
Paul City Railway company, and at late
hour last night returned with verdict for
the defendant. This was suit for damages
for the killing-of Il little girl by being run
over by Il Mississippi street car.
At the next Seibert concert. week from
today, Miss Maud Timer the favorably known
soprano, will appear. The orchestra will
play the unfinished symphony by Schubert,
and the ballet music from ''Coppelia" by
Delibes; the overture, "Lor.leby," by Lach-
ner, and some novelties, making i'll all very
strong and pleasing programme.
The state superintendent of pubic instruc-
ton VIII embody III his report number of
opinions from county superintendent in the
state as regards the free text book system.
Only about half The superintendents i'll the
state are quoted. but the opinion of all is in
favor of free school books although widely
differing as to how the books should be pro-
Yided for the schools.
The young viollnist, Miss Josie Schaller,
will reappear at one Of the Seibert concerts
after the holidays in q new solo which she is
diligently studying under her teacher, Prof.
Muhlenbruch The little artist won the
hearts of all that heard her at the last concert
by her mastery rendition of De Beriot's
Scene de Ballet" and all will be pleased to
hear of her temperance.
mo referees were asked for in the contest
of Judge Cornish against Judge Willis at spe-
cial term yesterday. This led a gentleman
to inquire last evening if it is true that Judge
Cornish has tumbled to the fact that the con-
test was not properly begun, and realizes that
a judge is a state officer, and the law provid-
ing for contest for county Offices does not
reach the case Of a judge of the district
court.
at the annual election of officers of Vega
society Friday night the following officers
were chosen: President, Dr.. Oscar Flies
burg; vice president, c. g. Johnson; record
ing secretary, August Eng4uist; financial
secretary, Gust Rydberg; treasurer Charles
Leidman; librarian Gust Turnblom; COM
mittee on hall, p e. johnson and C. q. Dahl
quist: committee on proclamations, Charles
Skog and J Ohm Larson.
EThe following pensions were allowed
through the adJutant generals office last
week: Daniel 5. Hunter, Anoka, Sc; Asa
Wilson, Eden Valley, Sl2; II. ). Wescott
Mortified, Sl2; Ole Wilson, Red Wing, Sl2;
Ann Giliigan. Mortified, S.; Elizabeth Will
son, Eden Valley, SIS; Arabella Dunn. st.
Paul, SIS; L. Is. Anderson, Hutchinson, Sl2;
Antonio Durgett st. Paul S.; Alice Hamil-
ton, Deer Creek; Frederick Grattendeck, ST.
Paul, SIS.
Republicans are anxious for Office when
they will contest an election for a county Of
flee when they are beaten by several hundred
votes, Two years aso there were several con-
tests where the plurality to overcome was as
much as 1909. Now there is n couple of con-
tests on hand where pluralities of several
hundred are against the contestants Thisis
in striking contrast to the course of Demo
Gratis who last spring were defeated by the
canvassing board by a vote OF four in one in
stance, and but one vote i'll another case
still there was no contest
Harrison d Smith, Minneapolis, state print
ers, will turn over to the superintendent of
public printing i'll a few days large edition
of a work which they have been getting out
recently. entitled Volume Collections of
the State Historical Society," being j. V.
Brewers report OH the survey Of the Itasca
basin. The book is gotten up i'll superb style,
tinted paper, elegant half-tone engravings,
there being nearly 100 cuts, portraits of his
torical celebrities views of scenery on Lake
ltasca, etc. There are also fac smiles of an
Gent maps, and perfect chart of Itasca.
The book is entertainingly written, and will
form one Of the most valuable works yet is
sued by the State
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