St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-22
THURSDAYS TRIPLES.

Members of AcSer Post No. q, G. A. T.,
will visit Gen. ord post this evening
"Uriel Aeosta Is the subject of the rabbits
lecture at the temple this evening, az g50
O'Clock.
supt Kiehle is in Mankato today attending
the graduating exercises Of the state normal
school class.
The ladies' guild OF ST. Peters Church will
continue 10 serve lunch today u. 81 Jackson
street from II a. In to 8 p. II.
Frank vennett railroad man. twenty
seven years old, had his left leg broken al the
union depot yesterday AFTERNOON aud was re-
moved 10 the city hospital.
Mrs. Hobert. STATE president OF the W C..
T. u viii speak at the Clinton Avenue
Methodist charch. corner Clinton avenue
and Isabel street sunday evening al 80.
Ex-Goy. Marshall received a telegram yes
ierday, announcing the sudden death OF his
only son, George l.. Magshali, while riding
On a railway train III one OF the Southern
states.
y mass meeting or organized labosers has
been called 40 Labor hall Tomorrow night.
The object OF the meeting Is 10 lake active
steps TO push The labor candidates nominated
on the city tickets.
.
will Gail meeting Of the stale Farmers
Alliance committee to be held at the Mer-
chants hotel next Tuesday The purpose
will be u consider the issues OF the coming
state aud national campaign.
United States District Judge Aionzo j. Ed
gerton of Sioux Fails = D., arrived in the
city yesterday, and is holding Il special term
Of the [ niied States circuit court lie heard
yesterday the argument for a new trial ia
the case OF Fred r Elliott against Tine Chi
cage, st Paul, Minneapolis < Omaha Rail-
way Company.
The Lake Superior Pilots association, Of
Duluth, has Incorporated The iucorpora-
tors are Hugh L. Maloney NJ Malheson,
Resell Coburn, William McGiIlivery. John
Snea, John Morgan, Edgar b. Brown. Joseph
Cox. Walter Cayo, samuel Harris MART II
Cole, James Cole, :. g. johnson and Cod
frey f Burg.
The funeral Of the late William II. Dixon
Will occur this afternoon from 26S Ashlan nd
avenue. The pall-bearers are: G H. lief
ford. general passenger and ticket agent Of
the milwaukee,; W ). Alexander, of the
Great Northern; Maj. j. q, White, represent
ing the Loyal Legion; Capt. r. Corning, Judge
J. n Rea ana G. F. Lord. The funeral IS
timed for 30 O'Clock
1.-THE Two Johns" which will be seen
Sunday night and all next week at the
Grand. has this season been frightened up
with a number Of new songs and specially
features. including whistllng song and
dance ard the present raging craze. the ser
pentine dance. The Company has been
entirely changed since last season.
Henry L. Dixey and company will be seen
at the Metropolitan Sunday night in j II .
Darnley's latest comedy success THE so IL
eiIor." The rapid hilarious action OF the
play is said 10 go with a dash and n vim. OF
Dixey's fitness for his new field Of theatrical
work there can be no question. His personal
graces alone are bound to make him n uni
yersal favorte always in whatever role he
appears.
An order has been made in the case of The
Board oil County Commissioners against Jay
7. Davis, directing judgment in favor of tn e
county for S29 $50 70, and accepting SI9.-
go. O. recovered by Clerk O'Connor with ac-
crued interest The first amount IS the
amount of the peculations by Davis, with the
interest at per cent on the several sums
stolen yearly. The interest is somewhat
more than 5000. The money paid over wus
paid 10 County Treasurer A. y. Nelson.