St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-24
SAINT PAUL.
ODDS AND ENDS.

The Louise Atwood's Burlesque company
will give a matinee al Hilton's today.
Ellie Eilsler in Hazel Kirke" is to open al
the Metropolitan Thursday evening.
Mrs. Hiram f. Slewns, OF Sherburne ave
nue.. will entertain the ladies of ST. Luke
AID society Friday evening.
Insurance Commissioner Smith expects tc
have his reports on both life and fire compa-
MES ready for distribution by June l.
A strawberry festival for the benefit of the
Young Ladies Aid society will be given al
standard hail this evening at so'cloek.
The railroad commissioners will meet today
TO consider the requests made by citizens on
their recent trip 10 The northern part OF the
state.
Scarlet fever was reported TO the health de-
partment Yesterday from SO Toronto street.
$40 Maria avenue, ana diphtheria at 65S Cook
street,
Michael Sweeney was sentenced to ninety
days at the workhoUse yesterday afternoon
for stealing several articles or clothing from
j. 4. Carton. s-
An eight-day mission is in progress at st.
Michaels church, being conducted by Bishop
STANLEY. The opening sermon was preached
Sunday evening.
Tomorrow morning the annual meeting OF
the Protestant Orphan Asylum Association
of ST. Paul will be held at The Relief hall, l4o
East Ninth street
The concert to be given by the Dayton's
Bluff German NJ E. church will take place
this evening and nos Thursday, as stated III
yesterdays GLOBE.
A meeting Of the 81. Paul branch OF the st.
Johns University Alumni association Will
be held at the Assumption school hall. Ninth
and Exchange streets, this evening.
State Auditor Bierman last week sold 1880
acres Of land III Wilkin county, $500 acres in
Otter Tail and $500 in Clay. All except that
in Clay county brought good price
The George Hayes. the rev passenger
steamer, has been chartered by the Young
Mems Pleasure Club Of the West Side Tor an
excursion TO Red Wing on Decoration day.
The carpenters and jeiners' union held a
rousing meeting last evening. They decided
10 hold an open meeting Monday night at
their nall. corner Of Third and Exchange
streets.
The board Of regents viii meet il the law
building al the state university Saturday
morning At 10 o'clock 10 receive The reports
of the faculty on candidates for degrees, and
transact routine business
Schiller Grove, 10. ), I. \. 0. D., will give
an entertainment and ball at the Market hall
on the evening Of the 18th inst. II is expect
co that the members OF the various Groves of
the city and Minneapolis will attend.
A meeting of the St Paul branch of the St.
Johns University Alumni association viii be
held this evening at O'Clock at the Assump-
lion school hail. Ninth and Exchange. All
former students OF St Johns are requested
TO attend.
Napoleon ST. Marie and Arthur Moorhead,
the two newsboys accused of stealing a
pocketbook, containing So, from Miss
Frances Sterry, were arIaigned in court yes
terday and their hearing continued until to-
morrow.
The Southwestern Land, Mortgage and In
Yestment company, OF st. James. incor-
porated yesterday with a capital of 100000.
The incorporates are z. E. Watson and Lie:
Muller. of ST James. and C. W. and Fl. W.
Thompson, of La Crosse.
Rev. S. B. Warner, pastor of the oxford
NJ. Z. church, delivered an. interesting lect-
ure last evening under the auspices of the
Oxford ChaUtauqua circle. The topic was
Lower Egypt" This is the first of serits
to be given by this society.
outstanding claims against the city that are
due paid, and when his successor is inaug-
urated he will find clear sailing. Yesterday
Mr.. Refs paid out $4,000 as interest on city
bonds aud in taking up matured school
bonds.
At last nights meeting of the BARRIERS
union seven new members were added to the
roll and three new shops were declared
union shops. The colored BARRIERS are join
ing the union in considerable numbers. An
thony Christ was elected president in place
of C. D. Granger. VINO resigned, owing to his
renewal from the city. Agitation and shop
card committees were appointed.
The opening of the reserved seat sale for
the entertainment that is to dedicate Conven-
ton hall, in Minneapolis was indicative of
large attendance from ST. Paul. Dyer's store
is the place Of sale and people kept dropping
in all day, calling for tickets. A large num-
Der of excellent seats have been set aside for
St. Paul, and it is evident that they are not to
go begging The sale viii continue from
now on until the capacity of the big hall has
been exhausted.