St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-10

Mortified, under the direction of Prof.
cook, TO take peep through the new Lele-
scope of Carleton college observatory
Tomorrow evening piano recital will be
given at Century hall by Miss Fern Shores q
pupil of ii. Il. Zoch.
Claude Madden will give his second soiree
musicale at the West hotel next Tuesday
evening. The programme arranged is anex-
cellent one.
The police have heard number of COM
plants concerning the Bronson photograph
and crayon gallery, at 430 Nicollet avenue.
The gallery advertises crayon portrait for
25 GENTS and then assesses the victim 81 for q
frame.
The, following marriage licen!es were
issped yesterday: Pete Borsem and Cecilia
Paterson, Fred jacobson and Mary Olsen,
Adplph Rundqust and Ida Larson, Otto
Someriield and Lizzie Grabel. Edward Ru-
vile aud Della Turtle.
Ia Ia. E.sWebber buyer for Donaldson's Glass
block, sails for the fashion centers of Europe
Saturday next. per steamship Umbria. His
trip Will be OF much advantage to The de-
voices of fashion, and will furnish new and
striking ideas for the Glass block.
+ James A. Forgan, who left for Chicago last
evening to assume the vice presidency of the
First National bank of that city, was Friday
afternoon presented with an onyx mantel
clock or behalf of the staff OF the Northwest
ern bank, with which he has been connected.
Tine meeting called by Ely Wright for the
purpose of setting on foot movement to-
ward erecting soldiers monument In Min
neapolis will be held next Saturd ay evening
i'll the West hotel. All the posts and corps
inthe city are expected to send representa-
tiyes ss.-
&. E. Brame has again shown disposition
to get all there is i'll case out Of it. Yester-
day he began supplementary proceedings
against young man in the district court to
take from him fishing rod that was worth
not more than a couple of dollars. The claim
was for S25.
c. M. Foote & Co. are preparing an atlas of
Minneapolis that is is expected to be the
finest thing OF the kind ever prepared in
Minneapolis. The greatest care has beeh
taken to have the work absolutely correct in
every detail The business mems union has
Endorsed the work.
Cases of measles at 2406 Eighth-and-a-halr
avenue south, 701 ElWOOd avenue north. 1910
Fifth avenue SOUTH 2505 Portland avenue
3iOS Second avenue south, 694 Sixth street.
north, and 2S09 Clinton avenue, diphtheIia at
655 Adams street. and scarlet fever at 1914
Pillsbury avenue were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
a chorus of forty voices. under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Garduu, is rehearsing the sacred
cantata Daniel to be rendered at Century
hall, Friday, JAM 90. The chorus win be as
sisted by MesSrs. E. P. Browning, Frank Gar
land. Frank Forbes and Miss Clara Williams,
Miss Josephine Jennings, Mrs. L. W. Dunn
and Prof. Woodruff
Today the City Temple and the Tabernacle
bapust cnufcn Will pc united. Rev. y. A.
Ween-Olsen. the founder of the City Temple,
finds that he must give up the ministry on
account of failing health. Thirty. five of the
Temple members will unite with the Taber-
nacle church and the hers will go to other
Baptist churches.
W. II. Wanamaker, of Philadelphia, was at
the west yesterday. He is a brother of the
postmaster general and looks very mych like
him. MIR. Wanamaker said yesterday that
he paid no attention to politics. spending all
of his time looking after the business inter
ests of the big clothing house. He left for
the East last evening
The Northwest Trade says that fresh eggs
are scarce aud that the cold storage firms are
resorting to schemes to palm off storage eggs
as fresh. They are said to ship quantities of
storage eggs to some small town where there
are no storage facilities and then shipping
them in small lots to the city dealers under
fictitious names as fresh eggs. The commits
sion men are getting awake to the scheme.