St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-01
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The county committee on claims met yes
Gerday and audited bills.
The board of county commissioners will
meet at 10 a. IN. tomorrow.
The new central market house will be open
for business Tuesday or Wednesday
MI. Baidwin's usual free organ recital will
be omitted this evening, but will occur next
week as usual.
The BODY of the foater found in The river
Thursday is still at the morgue and has not
yet been identified
Terrace City lodge, X. P, worked the third
rank last Friday night On next Friday they
will work the second and first.
The Prodigal Son" viii be the subject of
the sermon at The Floating Bethel this even
ing. illustrated BY stereoptican views.
The citizens throughout the entire city are
entitled to vote for two justices of the peace,
as each man runs throughout the city.
Will Benz entertained the University of
Michigan Glee and Banjo clubs at a supper
after their delightful concert given in this
city Wednesday evening.
Rev. P. r. heffron, D. D., will address the
Father Mathew 7. a. society in their hall TO-
day at 4:30 O'Clock. a choice literary and
musical programme has been prepared.
A civil service examination of applicants
for departmental and railway mail services
will be held in the United States court room,
poStofice building, corner Fifth and Waba,
sha, on Monday, May }, commencing at {
q. m.
W. D. Edgerton, u Great Northern conduc-
tor. fell from his train at Beckner's station,
thirty miles from ST. Paul. yesterday morn
ing and sustained injuries that may prove
fatal. He was brought to this city and taken
TO his home ut 213 Gaultier street.
Fred Murphy. the shoemaker who stabbed
Albert Foster three weeks ago. was ~arraigned
in court Yesterday and his hearing set for
May z. Foster has now nearly recovered
from bis wound and Will be able to be i'll
court on that day.
The monthly missionary meeting of the
y. NJ. C. a. has been postponed until Sun
-daY, May 9. On that date Rev. H. P. Beach,
pastor of Lowry Hill Congregational church,
Minneapolis. formerly 4 missionary in China,
will make an address regarding missionary
work in heather lands.
Next Sunday. the Sth of May, RI. Rev.
James McGoldrick, bishop of Duluth, will
perform the ceremony of blessing st. Vim
cent church. corner Virginia and Blair street.
at 1880 Il. m. On the same evening at YES
pers, at 7:3) p. m. he viii deliver Il lecture
to the total abstinence societies of the city.
MI. and Mrs. W. H. McCross2n, the singing
~evangelists, will speak and sing at the men S
meeting in Association hall, Lowry Arcade,
tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Mr.. Nc
Crossan viii address the meeting on the sub
ject, The Worth of a Man." Music by the
Association orchestra. All young men are
especially invited.
Rev. W. S. Vail will preach for the Uni
yersa1ist church in the Grand opera house
this morning at IL o'clock. In the sermon
he win review the position taken by DR..
Holman IN his sermon of last Sunday, and
will present the ideas of q free-thinker, Sir
Edwin Arnold, in contrast with those of Dr..
Holman, on the subject of Immortality"
An excellent musical programme will in
clude Dudley Bucks celebrated ''Cantate
Domino -
Col. Henry L. Carver and c. D. Palmer.
ESQ, of st. Paul, and Edward A. Summer,
ESQ, of Minneapolis, have been appointed
delegates of the Minnesota Society of the
Sons Of the American Revolution, to attend
the congress of the national society to be
held in New York CITY on the Both inst. 1t is
understood that extensive preparations have
been made for an interesting session. 10 be
ended by a grand banquet at Delm onieo's.
One of the most painful duties that the
DAILY GLOBE compositors have had to per
form for n long time was the burial on Mon
day of Edward Cunningham, a e~onfrere and
an employe of the GLOBE for many years
The funeral services occurred from St
Patriek's church, on Dayton's bluff, and the
1uterment was at Calvary cemetery. The
pail bearers were all compositors: George
Saults, Henry Dunk, T. +. Thomas, John
Herr, j. a. Baker and c. j. Pratt
An Observation-Disclosures of unusual in
terest is being prepared by number OF well
known local favorites, to be given at Market
hall Thursday evening, May 70, next. 1t viii
be one of the burnt cork order. and such
local lights as Al Flournoy, C. n. Ludlow,
Charles Fairchild, Eugene Melady, John
Kelly, Harry o'Gorman, Thomas Corners
George Fetsch, the Twin City Mandolin and
Banjo club, Emile Geist aud a host of other:
will take rart. The entertainment will be
for the benefit of the German Assumption
church, of which Father Alfred is prior.