St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-09
SAINT PAUL.
vTRAY SHOTS FOR SUNDAY.

vTRAY SHOTS FOR SUNDAY.
State teachers institutes will be held this
week at Benson and Tower.
Judge John B. Olivier has decided in favor
of probating the will of the late John Egan.
The State Historical society viii hold its
regular meeting at the capitol Monday even
ing.
Ignatius Donnelly and Judge Canty filed
their certificates and fees yesterday with the
secretary of state
Judge Mcdonald, candidate on the Peo-
pies party ticket. filed his certificate and fee
with the secretary of state yesterday.
R. j. Trumbull, an expert matchmaker
formerly of New York CITY, has connected
himself with the Golden Rule jewelry de-
partment.
Rev. d. Morgan will commence a series of
illustrated sermons this evening at the
Bethel, foot of Sibley street. The subject of
the first sermon is The Sufferings of the
Early Christians" illustrated by stereopt.
icon.
The attendance al the public meeting to be
held in Cretin hall tomorrow evening will
doubtless be large. as Bishop Cotter is well
known in the city as all eloquent speaker.
Archbishop Ireland is also expected to be
present.
c. j. VonArnold was called up in the
municipal court yesterday for his hearing on
the old charge of fornication. He demanded
jury trial, thus forcing another continu-
ance. The court set the trial for Monday
forenoon.
There will be a meeting of the Rice Street
and Como Avenue Improvement union next
Monday evening Oct. TO- at o'clock, in Twin
City hall, Rice and University. All members
are requested to attend. Business of i'm
portance.
The board of trustees of the police pension
fund Will meet at the council chamber to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30. and the council
committee OH claims will meet at 3 o'clock,
while the conference committee will meet in
the evening.
Sheriff Phadden, Of Grand Forks, N. D..
left yesterday with the colored man named
Walter Preston, who is suspected of firing
the gambling house in Grand Forks few
nights ago, i'll which several men were
burned to death.
A joint convention of the State Federation
of Labor and the State Eight-Hour league
will meet this afternoon at o'clock at Labor
Headquarters, 20 East Seventh street. Mat
tiers of great importance to these organiza-
tons will be considered and acted on.
The Young Mems Christian association
will hold their regular meeting for men in
Y. M. G. a. hall tomorrow afternoon at D.
m. Rev. j. A. Stemen pastor of East Pres
byterlan church, will deliver an address.
Good music will be furnished. ALI young
men are especially invited.
Beginning next Tuesday morning at the
First Baptist church. in this city, the Ami
versaries of the Minnesota Baptist State con-
vention begin their opening sessions, which
last through Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. The exercises will be full Of in
terest.
James G. Ryan, an ex-patrolman, and
John Schannen, saloonkeeper on Robert
street. were taken to the central station on a
charge of disorderly. 1t is asserted that the
men attempted to settle disagreement with
fists. Ryan put up $50 for his appearance
Monday.
Rev. W. S. Vail will preach for the Univer-
Ealist society in the Grand opera house this
morning at II o'clock. The sermon will be
an estimate Of the I'm Memoriam'' of Ten
nyson; the subject Love Death and Hope
Miss Carmen will sing "Benediction' and
External Rest All are invited
A raid was made on q house on Eighth
street, between Cedar and Wabasha streets
about O'Clock last night Mrs. Bob Black,
Nellie Olson and George Hadden were
charged with visiting house of ill-fame, and
Sarah Breen was charged with keeping a
disorderly house. The quartette were lodged
at the central station.
The Theodore Bollman German COMPANY
will present AN Honest Broker at the
metropolitan this evening. The play is a
melodrama with song, and gives the com
pany an opportunity to display the musical
talent in their ranks. Many of the songs
have been given local application, and will
cause considerable fun. The feature of the
musical portion is duet by Martha Neu-
mann and Comedian SCHROEDER Large au-
diences greet this company every Sunday,
and tonight is expected to beat them all.