St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-29
SAINT PAUL.
CITY NEWS MUTATIONS.

Divine services and sermon at the
Temple at 7:30 this evening.
Reported at the health office yester-,
day: Scarlet fever at 2S7 Ramsey and
diphtherIa at 592 Carroll street.
The ST. Paul Building association
yesterday filed with the secretary of
state an amendment to its articles of in
corporation, reducing the number or OIL
rectors from eleven TO five.
The members of the Northwestern
Amherst Alumni association are re-
Quested to attend the funeral of DR.. T..
ID. NELL, which will take place at the
House of Hope church at 3 D. IN. tomor-
row.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Central
Park NJ. +. Church will give one of It's
delightful SocialS at the residence of
Mrs. Grant, 594 Canada street, this even
ing. A pleasing programme will he
given.
The hearing by the state railway COM
mission of the charges of the coal COM
mittee against the Duluth railway is
set by agreement of the attorneys of the
contending parties for Oct. a, to begin
at 10 a. III.
The elements of song, dance and
heroicS that are seen incidental 10 the
presentation of The Irish Statesman"
this week at The Grand by Carroll john
son seem to be attractive to the patrons
of the theater.
In the lecture room of the Peoples
church DR.. Smith will begin at 1880 p.
IN. his Friday evening course of lect-
ures on "Old Testament Problems"
All interested in the new methods of
Bible study are invited.
Three lads who were passing dodgers
advertising lecture by James Leyden,
an alleged eX-priest, were arrested yes
terday afternoon, charged with vlolat-
ing the ordinance as TO distributing
handbills Oh the public streets.
a. E. johnson & Co., of this city,
agents of the Thingvalla line, yesterday
received a telegram saying that the
steamer Amerika had passed theButt of
Lewis, Scotland, Wednesday, thus
beating all records for that route.
The county auditor is sending out
postal cards notifying persons that they
will save expense by calling at once
and redeeming real property sold for
taxes, aid at the same time will pre-
vent the loss of the right to redeem.
The st. Paul Choral association will
hold a rehearsal tonight in the lecture
room Of the House of Hope church, in
preparation for the charity mass meet
ing to be held at the Auditorium next
Sunday evening. The music to be sung
will consist of selections from MendelS-
sohn's Elijah"
AS will be seen by all advertisement
in this issue, Mr.. Leyden, of Boston,
is to speak twice today at the audIto-
rum. At 2:30 this afternoon only ladies
will be admitted. Tonight at the talk
will be for men. Anti-Romanism is
announced as the topic.
Last night p. j. Gibbons Jr. was held
up at South st. Paul, by stranger, at
the point of revolver. Gibbons par
Ieyed with the man for moment, and
a noise within building frightened the
fellow so that he turned and ran. Glib
bonS and two or three followed, but the
man escaped.
II. II. Young's new book, "Conversa-
tiOns of the Rabbi of the Boarding
House," is now in the hands of the
binder, and will be ready for diStribu-
ton on Monday or Tuesday next. We
have before alluded to this publication,
and feel that we can assure the readers
that they will find it we'll worth perusal.
The price is $1.25.
One of the most popular farcical en-
tertainmentS which appeared in st.
Paul last season was "HosS and Hoss.'
Next week 1t will again be produced in
this city at the Grand. beginning OH
Sunday night. Willie Collier, that very
quaint and original comedian who ap-
pears in the character of Judge Hoss, is
now the bright particular star.
The cases of Joseph and William
Moripski, charged with violating the
fish and game law, were dismissed yes
terday in the police count, owing to the
complaint being defective. The case of
Andrew Levene, charged with the same
offeDse, was continued to Oct. 10, pend
ing decision from Judge Cory as to
the cOnstitutionality of the law.
German Resumption.
At the adjourned meeting of the
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