St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-22
SAINT PAUL.
NEWS IN NUGGETS.

INTO tue CITY treasury lOr llquuI iOSHsCS'
The assembly committee on streets will
meet at $3.50 tomorrow, and the committee OH
streets at7:30.
The joint city hall and court house COM
mttee will hold special meeting at O'Clock
Monday afternoon.
The fourth of the series of dances OF the
a'Non Nobis Solum' will be given at Cen
trLl hall tomorrow evening.
After staying out all night, the jury i'll the
United States district court found Tom Smith
guilty OF selling liquor to a brother Indian.
Scarlet fever at 1912 Hawthorne avenue
and els Fuller street. and diphthera at the
city hospital, was reported to the health Of
flee yesterday.
A. E. Lalande andG. Margins, of Montreal,
travelling agents of the Canadian Pacific
railway. are III the city, the guests of DR..
Canac Margins
Three young women were arrested by
Lieut.. Pottgieser ana officer Convey last
might at Mason's saloon. They gave ficti-
cous names and were charged with visiting
saloon.
Cornelius Hogan was awarded verdict OF
$500 against the Northern Pacific Railroad
company by a jury in the United States cir
cult court. Hogan lost his left hand between
the bumpers or TWO cars.
Two youths, Charles Gray and John
Swicked, were arrested last night by Detect
Ives Ryan and McFetridge and booked for
vagraucy. Swicked escaped from the reform
school at Red Wing some weeks ago aud will
be returned TO that institution.
Harry p, Kelly, Well known vocal actor
mud song writer, will render some choice
Eelections at the Press club benefit next
Ehursday afternoon. Nine Patti Henri
distinguished dramatic soprano, will also as
Bist on the occasion. Nine. Henri is really
Nh exceptional vocal artist.
Installation of officers of Constellation
chapter, o. E. s., will take place next
"Wednesday evening at Masonic hall. A liter
hry and musical programme will be given in
connection with the installation ceremonies.
aiasons and their friends and members of
the y. E. S. are cordially invited.
At the Hotel Metropolitan-C. E. Shoe
maker, Cincinnati; 7. W. Gray, E. c. Butts,
Manitoba; Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Miller, l.. Y.
Fucker Detroit, Mich; J. Leslie, London,
Eng. sam c. johnson, Hudson; c. $. Hem
yningway, Hoyok', Mass; A. f. Brunch,
chicago; Prof. W. w. White, Xenia, o.
The following parties were granted pen
Fions through the adjutant generals office
jast week. Mary A. Pribble, Onoka, S12;
Elizabeth Bragdon, st. Paul, S.; Anna Wild
mer, ST. Paul, ST. Ella Hawkins Wadena, IS;
Danial Sullivan. Duluth, Sl2; Walter A.
johnson. St. Paul, Sl2.
Fire in the cigar store of Louis Weiss, at So
East Seventh street. gave the department
run at Ii 30 last night. The blaze was eX-
tnguished without damage. Felix O'Neill,
member of Engine Company No. ., had his
right hand badly cut by broken glass i'll the
floor, and surgeon was summoned to dress
The wound.
The first of q series of annual meetings i'll
the interest of the Shelterlng Arms, with
evening prayer and sermon. will be held in
Gethsemane church, Minneapolis, on Sun
day evening, Jan. -, at7:30 o'clock. Bishop
Gilbert will address the meeting, the Rev.
y. p. Morgon preach the sermon and other
members of the clergy will be present.
A very pleasant euchre party was given by
Mr. and Mrs Fagley for their guest, Miss
Thomas, on Thursday evening. The prize
winners were: Mrs. Lanpher and Mrs. Bailey
first progressive, Mrs Schadle and Miss Hill
lis second, Mrs. Garland and Dr.. Richie
lone hand, and Miss Thomas and E. II. Baily
consolation.
Col. Edward G. Rogers who was in Chi
cago for q short period, has determined to
give up all intention of leaving his old home
In this city. and has determined to renew the
practice of law here. He will occupy suite
of rooms in the National Germ an American
bank building, and give exclusive attention
to representing the interests of clients in
legal matters.
The Commercial club will give one of its
justly popular smoking concerts Tuesday
evening, the occasion being a reception to
1,,aunh arc Of tho IaUiclafupn Tho rnnnDtiOn
will begin ats o'clock and will be followed
by an entertainment, the programme Of
which embraces music, legerdemain, comic
Sketches, speeches, etc.
Rev. W. S. Vail will preach for the Uni
'versalist society in the Grand opera house
Sunday morning at II o'clock. Subject, 1.-THE
Vaccination Needed in st. Paul Before the
Coming Revival" Mile. Farne conualto
singer who comes from Philadelphia highly
recommended as a vocalist, will be heard
Sunday singing 1.-The Lord Is Mindful of His
own and Ashamed of Jesus" All are
welcome.
The following insurance companies were
readmitted to the state yesterday: Franklin
Fire Insurance company, Philadelphia;
Travellers Life, of Hartford; German Insur-
ance, of Freeport. Ill. ConcOrdia Insurance,
of Milwaukee; State Insurance, of Des
Moines; Lion Fire, of London, Eng; United
States Masonic Benevolent association Coun-
Gil Bluffs; Millers' National Fire, of Chicago
AT the request of many friends, particularly
the gentlemen Rev. Samuel Crothers has
kindly consented to repeat his lecture on the
Evolution of Gentleman" Thursday even
ing, Jan, 26. at p. M, at the residence of
Mrs. Francis B. Clarke, 236 Summit avenue.
Mrs. Clarke generously ocers her parlors,
and has arranged for a short musical pro-
gramme AT the close of the lecture tea will
be served. Admission 80 cents, paid at the
door No other Invitations will be issued.
Object Womans Auxiliary St. Paul Relief
society.
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