St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-13
w. C. T. U. CONVENTION.
Opening Sessions Today, With
Preparations for Work Com
plete in Detail.
Programme Of the First DAYS
Business-General Run of the
Prison City.

The seventh annual convention of the
WOman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held at the First Presbyterian
church in this city at 9 a. m. today. and
will continue until Friday evening.
Many of the delegates arrived yester-
day, and the remainder of them will
arrive today. CT tiZens of Saltwater
have opened their doors to receive
them and accommodations have been
secured for all. The following pro-
gramme has been arranged for today:
Morning SesSlon-9. prayer meeting,
led by Mrs. Frances Neal, Minneapolis;
$3.50, convention called to order; prayer,
Mrs. X. r. Briggs, Duluth; "Unfer-
mented Wine," Mrs. 0. Ii. p. Smith. st.
Charles; Work Among Railroad En-
ployes," Mrs. Anna Lynn, Minneapolis.
Afternoon Session., prayer and
praise meeting, led by Mrs. Bessie
Laythe Scoville, Duluth; reports of dis
tricts, Mesdames Newcomb. Green, Web
ster, Plymat and Shaw; report of gospel
meetings, Mrs. w. S. Woodbridge. Du-
lnth; mothers meetings. Mrs. r. r.
Briggs; lecture bureau, Mrs. A. NJ. Hen
derSOn, Minneapolis; work Among
WOodsmen." Mrs. Amanda Weber,
minneapolis; Scandinavian department,
Mrs. Mary II. Ostergren, Duluth; Sup
preston of Impure Literature" Mrs. S.
Sickles, Minneapolis; German depart
ment, Mrs. II. w. Wing, st. James;
Kindergarten paper, Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Walker, Minneapolis; 1.-The c. L. S. C.
A. III. Davis, Howard; "Our Duty"
Mrs. A. E. Chadderden; miscellaneous
business.
Evening Sessior-7:30, music, anthem
by choir; opening exercises. led by Mrs.
Mary Z. Green. Window; music, swell
come" by L. T. L.; exercises by the L.
I. l.. of Stillwater; address of wei
come, Mrs. q. Z. Clark, Saltwater: re-
Spouse, Mrs. Fannie l.. Ames, Mime
apolis; music by l.. L. L.c"The Boys'0:
address on Penal Work." by Mrs.
Jane NJ. Kinney, national superintend-
ent w. c. L. U.
A special term of the district court
was held yesterday, Judge Williston
presiding. In the case of John Schacherl
ct al. VS.. E. G. Butts, the plaintiffs ap-
plication Tor new trial was argued and
submitted. In the matter of the as
signment of f. w. Kern. bids were
opened for the purchase of the stock.
viz, 6211 cents OH the dollar. was con.
sidered the highest, and the stock was
sold to him.. The total price for the
stock will be 81. 937.O6, according to it's
inventOried value. In the case of George
j. Grant VS.. The Elmo Park Com
pany and The st. Paul Trust Company.
the defendants attorneys asked tina:
a decree of sale of April 20, 1892, stand
and remain without modification or
change. There is some trouble regard
ing title to the property owned by the
st. Paul Trust company, and the hear
ing yesterday will result in its being
cleared up.
D. j. Mccarthy, son of ex-Post-
master Mccarthy, and for several years
assistant postmaster, has resigned, and
will OH Thursday accept a position in
the Office of the Minnesota Thresher
company. In speaking of the change
yesterday Postmaster Booren said that
he was SorrytO lose the services of Mr.. Nc
Carthy, inasmuch as he was good help
to him in running the Office. lie is sue
ceeded by d. j. Kennedy, for several
years distributing clerk. and c. o. Lind
bloom has been appointed mailing
clerk, making decided change in