St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-24
Negligee Shirts. Great Variety.
At the plymouth" corner. '-'5i
ODDS AND ENDS.

ment occurs July and :. ''1'
The Northwestern furriers union will have
picnic at Forrest lake Sunday.
George H. Lumberg was found not guilty
of an indictment for the malicious destruc-
ton of personal property.
Rabbi Hess. of the Temple. will discourse
at 80 o'clocA this evening upon the theme,
"Strange Effects of the Hot Season. - z = =
Gen. Ord Post No. 90 g. A. r.. will hold a
regular meeting this evening in their hail.
corner of Wabasha and Fifth streets.
demented female from small town in
Wisconsin. who gave her name as Eliza Jack
son. was taken to the county Jail last nighti.
The KimeaH Society of the New Jerusalem
Church. of Kimball, Stearns eOunty,twas III
corporated at the secretary of states, sc
yesterday. -: 70
Seven Olson. of Elbow Lake, Grant eoufi-
ty, has been arrested by q deputy marshal
charged with selling liquor without paying
the special tax. rc,i-s1
Catherine Cain. an inmate of the institu-
ton known as the Little Sisters of the Poor.
was taken to the county Jail last night in an
insane condition. i.,.. -, r. 80,
John B. Smith, who assaultedsIda Jenson
on Wabasha street Wednesday night wentto
the workhouse for ninety days yesterday in
default of $50 fine. :. = - .,,-e,
The art department of the. woman's aux
Hilary board of the world S fair wiltIneet at
the headquarters of the board, in the New
York Life building, at 10 o'clock tomorro
morning. - vs--.-i;f
The Baker Land company filed articles OF
incorporation yesterday. The capital stock
is Sjo.000 and the incorporators d. A. j.
Baker and James Ii. FooIe, OF ST. Paul, and
Edward F. Barnett and Henry w. Gilbert of
West Superior. .s.-
JEANNE Winston Opera company, at the
Metropolitan. is pleasing large audiences
with its excellent performances Of FRA
Disvolo' this week. They will give three
more presentations of this opera-tonight
tomorrow night and matinee. Next week
the company will produce Strauss Prince
Methusalem."
Lifts players last evening attracted another
splendid audience to see their Incompatible
performance of ''Rosedale at the Grand
They give their last performance of this play
tomorrow night and on Su aday 1.-THE Wages
of SIM company open for the week. The
last-named play had a successful run of over
two years in London. ~,
Branches of the Needle Work Guild of
America are being organized in every large
city of the United States. six of the principal
cities already have branches. ana six others
almost entirely organized. Miss c. W. Stew
ART. of New York, will meet the ladies of st.
Paul a: meeting tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock. 504 New York Life building. -.
Edward Murphy, Thomas Flaherty and
| Patrick Filbin, three saloonkeepers. were be-
| fore Judge Twohy yesterday charged. with
selling liquor without a license. The men
l,ol III |,o;r l,a Sc; Ill
| take out the license from the city clerks
Office. The clerks fee for issuing the license
| Is Sl.50, and this amount the trio did not
| want to pay. Rather than be fined, how
| ever, they went up stairs, paid the fee. and
! on showing the court the license were dis
| charged.
| William H. Damarest Jr, of Jersey City,
| n. j. has sold to James B.. Williams, of
| Stamford. Conn.,. thirty-six lots in blocks 81,
| 3S, 30 40, Al. AZ, 43 and A. in Kittsen's addi-
| ton, for S725, 900. The lots are located in the
| vicinity of Broadway and Willius streets on
| two sides and Sixth and Fourth streets on
| the other. The lots were supposed to have
| been originally purchased in the interest of.
the Wisconsin Central company. but now.
pass into the control of the Northern Pacific
| Railway company.
J.. O'Connor ex-chief of detectives, who
has opened an agency at 126 East Third
street. was asked yesterday about The Kali
man robbery He said the men arrested at
the residence of II. C. Fairchild had-nothi ng
| to do with the Kalman theft. The guilty
parties were Pat Hill, now in the workhoHse,
and two other young thieves, named RaHley
and Padden. The two last mentioned, are
now in Jail at Wichita, Kansas, and ydtifd
probably not be back until after spending q
few years in the penitentiary in that statei
| The goods stolen were disposed of i'll Mime
| apols but had not been located.
Freneh-Americans will celebrate today the
twenty-fifth anniversary of their benevolent
| Society Union Franchise The society is
the most important and the Oldest French
institution of the kind in the NorthWests
Every French association in Minnesota and
neighboring states has been invited to parcies
| ipate in the celebration of this joyous event.
| The festivities begin with cerembny in
| the st. Louis church at 9:30 O'Clock, and Will
be followed by parade and banquetatI
| o'clock in Market hall. Addresses viii be
| made there by good French speakers. An
address of welcome will be made by Mayor
| Wright. The festivities will close by brill
| liant ''soree dansante' and hop in Market
hall. e-s