St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
THE WEEKS WIND-UP.

Today at B o'clock confirmation will be
administered at the Cathedral by Bishop
Grace.
The Patriotic Order of the Sons of America
will attend the service of the Universalist
society at the Grand this morning.
c. c. Bergh has brought suit against Samuel
G. Sloan to recover 81, ,025.95 due him from
an agreement in a JOINT real estate deal
Secretary Hart, of the state board of cor
rections and charities, returned yesterday
from tour of inspection OF state and county
institutions.
Women artists wishing to enter their work
at the worlds fair should send their names
and addresses to Miss Caroline F Fairchild.
135 Summit avenue.
Conrad & Fischer are plaintiffs in an action
to foreclose mechanics lien OF S57.32 on
lot No. 2 in j. NJ. Warmers addition, owned
at present by Anne o. Felt.
Robinson & Cary have brought an action
against Forrestal Bros. for S3,3J1 A, which
they claim TO be due them for material fur
aished the defendants in January, 1892
The annual meeting and election of officers
of the ST. Paul Choral association. which was
10 have occurred at the Moore block tomor-
row evening, has been postponed week.
81. Idul OUuuCll NO. UJO, hOyul ATCduuUl,
will hold special meeting with Wabasha
Council No. 1878, at the latters hail. corner
of University avenue and Wabasha street, to-
morrow evening.
Edwin S. Chittenden, owen Morris and
W. II. Williams. of st. Paul: Edward A
Sumner of Minneapolis, and William f.
Campbell, of Detroit were admitted yeSter-
day as members of the par of the United
Sta ties circuit court Of appeals.
Joseph Schuber and John Slater. two local
crooks who have been to the workhouse for
petty offenses number of times were ar
rested yesterday afternoon. They are accused
of stealing several razors and other articles
from Ditcher's barber shop on East Seventh
street.
An important meeting of the Crusaders
society will be held this afternoon at 2:3)
o'clock, at which delegates to the coming
state convention will be elected. After the
adjournment the society will leave for Min
neapoiis in a body to attend all open meeting
of the St Anthony societyof that city.
The teachers alumni and pupils of the st.
Paul manual training school, TO the number
of 3d. held their annual basket picnic st
Mahtomedi yesterday. The party left st.
Paul at 10:35 and returned in the evening
completely satiated with Misunderstanding,
caSe-eating and other pleasures common to
affairs of the sort.
Stale Auditor Bierman returned Yesterday
from the land sales in Eig Stone. Chip pewa
and Traverse counties. In Chippewa county
he sold 400 acres, in Big Stone. 1000 and
in Traverse $780, This completes the sale Of
ell the land in Chippewa and Traverse
counties. The lands sold all the way from
81 10 $40 per acre.
The management of the babies home wish
to extend thanks to the newspaper offices,
members of st. Paul ana Caladonian society
Of Minneapolis, who so kindly allowed their
children to give the delightful entertainment
on Friday afternoon; also to Prof Walker,
Prof. Kleist and others, who made the benefit
for the babies home charming success.
Gen. Wesley Merritt Garrison No. IS, Reg
ular Army and Navy Union, Will hold its reg
ular meeting at odd Fellows hall, cornerFifth
and Wabasha streets, at O'Clock tomorrow
evening. The garrison will give its first
social ball at Armory hall, Friday evening.
The proceeds resulting will be used toward
providing banner and other military para
phernalia required by the garrison.