St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-28
SAINT PAUL.
SAUCE FOR SUNDAY.

The Joint court house and city hall COM
mittee will meet at o'clock tomorrow.
The free reading room of the Peoples
church will be opened TO the public tonight
Sunday.
The ladies injured in Thursdays runaway
accident are all on fair way toward recov-
cry at st. Josephs hospital.
John Jahnke. who fell from an ice slide
few days ago, died from the effects OF his in
juries He lived at $40 Rondo street.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
commissioner yesterday from SIS Lyton. 80
East Fou tn, 70 East Eleventh and Mendoza
road,
The parishes of the evangelical churches
of the city will hold q union meeting at Cen
trail Park NJ f. church tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30 O'Clock.
The state board of boiler inspectors helda
short routine meeting at the capitol yester-
day. The inspectors will file their individual
reports next week.
The North ST. Paul pearl button factory
has commenced operations, Six men are
employed. Ten gross of buttons is consid-
cred a days work.
The county treasurer's Office presented a
busy scene yesterday. There Will probably
be jam tomorrow, as it is the last day for
paying personal taxes before the 10 per cent
penalty shall be added.
John Harvey Hampshire was arrested in
Minneapolis yesterday afternoon by Detect
i've How for stabbing fellow waiter at the
Metropolitan cafe last Sunday. The wound
made was slight one in the right temple.
The dispensation from the Lenten fast and
abstinence has been granted in the dioceses
of Winona Duluth and jamestown, and will
be officially announced in all the Catholic
churches of these dioceses today and Ash
Wednesday.
The Elks left Minneapolis at noon yeste-
day on special via the Omaha road in
charge af DR.. Dorman district deputy. They
were Joined by the st. Paul brethren and
went to Mankato to institute the new Elks
lodge in that city last night. banquet fol-
lowed at the Saul spaugh house.
Unity church celebrates its twentieth ami
versary of its organization this morning.
Rev. W. C. Gannett, for seven years pastor of
the church. In the evening addresses will
be delivered by Rev. S. S. Hunting of Des
Moines; Rev. H. M Simmons ana Rev. W. s.
Vail.
The organization of a German branch OF
the Peoples church will take place this aft
ernoon at . o'clock in the chapel on Con-
gress near South Wabasha street. Short ad-
dresses will be delivered by DR.. S. G. Smith.
Rev. NJ E. Eversz, Chicago; Rev. II. Fleer,
pastor of st. Paurs church. and Rev. W.
Oehler.
The Indian chief, Bah-wah -ge- wish kung,
or THE Man That Circles the Mountain, q"
died few days ago in the Deer river country.
This is the old man tried in the United States
district court few months ago OH the false
charge of killing fellow Indian with knife
while sitting around camp file at Wlnnebe-
goshish lake. where two bands were on q
fishing expedition.
Through the agency of Adj. Gen. Mullen,
pensions have been granted as follows:
Henry D. Kenney, Hancock IS per month ;
John Burch. St Paul, William w. Herrick,
Detroit S12; George Hause, St Paul, Sl2;
Albert E. Stamwood, Mortified, So; Eliza
beth Boston, Marshall Sl2; George s. Con-
verse, Blue Earth City, IS; Thomas Arthur,
Mortified, S12; Goyne Hamilton, Eden Val
ley, $40.
Why borrow Eastern money through
agents and pay commissions when you
can borrow at moderate rates from the
State Savings bank, Germania Life
building, city. who charge no commits
sion and will arrange with you to pay
off to suit your convenience? This
bank has never sold mortgage.