St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-11

Responses will be made by Bishop Gilbert.
Archdeacon Appleby, Bishop-elect Barker,
of West Colorado, Rev j j. Fonde, and
some of the best-known Episcopal laymen of
the state.
There will be a meeting of the Retail Gro
GERS association tomorrow evening. The
meeting will be instructive, and it is init
mated that several interesting addresses will
be made. lsts
The ladies of the Church of the Redeemer
Will meet in the church parlors TOMORROW
afternoon al o clock to make final arrange
ments for the Mother Goose entertainment to
be given Wednesday evening. Dec. IL.
The Camp Oil Can company is new manu-
featuring institution for Minneapolis. The
company has James Camp, a well known To-
cal business man, at its head, and the manu-
facture of the article will begin at once.
The announcement that James Whltcomb
Riley, the Hoosier poet, will appear at the
Lyceum in Minneapolis, Saturday evening,
Jan. IA, 1893 is pleasant surprise to the
many admirers of the great dialect poet in
this city.
There will be change in the firm Of Har-
rison, harrington q Co. after Jan. 1. The
name will not be changed but there will be
admitted into partnership j. s. Harper, the
present buyer for the company, and Frank
M. Fisher. one of the employees
The congregation of Simpson M. e. church
held a jubilee and Notification meeting Fri
day evening TO celebrate the payment of a
mortgage Of 5000 on the church Speeches
were made by Bishop Fowler and others.
and the ladies of the church served supper.
The residence at 1903 Sixth avenue south
was Quilted by fire early yesterday morning.
1t was occupied by the family of /. M. Car
dozo. and one and all were routed out of bed
by the flames. The loss is fix ed at 5000. The
building be longs to the Menage Realty COM
pany.
Rev G. L. Morrill,, of the Calvary Baptist
Oh mill in, no rte
M. E. church next Tuesday evening; SUBJ
ject 1.-The Flying Dutchman." Friday
evening Rev R. N McKaig will deliver his
celebrated lecture on Libby Prison and My
Escape"
Tho council committee on water works
met. yesterday morning and awarded the fol
lowing bids for water pipes and hydrants:
Dennis Long & Co., iron pipe at S24 40 per
tom r. D. Wood d Co., hydrants, S32; Min
neapolis Foundry company, special casting,
$40 per ton.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Edward A. Brown and Amelia Colburn, Al
len A. Keyes and Martha NJ. Leckett, Andrew
johnson and Amanda johnson, Hogan Mar
tinson aud Lizzie Johnson, C. II. Mills and
Annie Thayer, and Charles Christensen and
Emma Lund
George Loesch. musical director of the
"Mavourneen' company, has resigned. at
the earnest request of the management. He
quarreled with Chauncey Olcott because the
latter called him down for missing a cue, and
to revenge himself for the insult Loesch, it
is said, bundled mp the score books and car
ried them from the theater.
The Northwestern University Glee and
Banjo clubs will give concert at the Lyceum
theater, Wednesday evening, Dec. II. great
many of the boxes and loges have been spok-
ell for already. Those which remain will be
put on sale at Dyers music store tomorrow.
The sale of single seats will not begin until
Thursday