St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-08
SAINT PAUL.
SUNDAY SAUCE.

The conference committee will meet at the
.ourt house tomorrow evening.
The Troubadours will give another one Of
their delightful society hops Feb. 9. at West
moreland hall
The Rouchleau-Ray Iron company of Du-
uth, was incorporated yesterday with capl'
al stock of 100000.
The Barnum Land and Live Stock COM
pany, of Barnum, Mimi, Incorporated yes
terday with S20,0 900 capital.
Margaret Whitacre mas sued George N.
CORDOBA & son to recover $40 damage for
taking possession of goods.
Invitations are out for another evenings
social to be given by number of young peo-
ple of ST. Anthony hill. at Wagner hall.
The Salvation Army has moved to Waba-
sha. between Eighth and Ninth streets.
Meetings, II n. M, p. m. and p. N.
The expense list of 81 997 10 for the state
reform school at Red Wing during December
was filed with the state auditor yesterday.
st. Paul Camp No. l. Sons of Veterans, Z.
S. a.. VIII hold their fourth social party at
Westmoreland hall Friday evening, Jan. 90
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l. Whitney entertained
company of about twenty friends at their
pleasant home $50 Dayton avenue Tuesday
evening.
Scarlet fever was reported TO the health
officer yesterday from 2S6 Charles street, and
diphtheria was reported from 1905 Burr
street.
Jacob Lambert of Ammandale. and Lu-
cinda Buck. of Wabasha, were granted pen
sions through the adiutant generals Office
yesterday.
jennie Stevens has sued Horace j. Brain
ard to recover $1,000 alleged as damages by
reason of attaching a stock of notions
stationary and cigars.
Company E, N. G. s. NJ, will hold its an
nual stag social Tuesday evening at the
armory. There will be songs, speeches, reel
tauons, succulent bivalyes, etc.
Prof. N. Monahan, OF st. Thomas sem
lnary, Merriam Park, will deliver an address
to menin Crusaders hall. corner Fort and
sixth streets, at o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs Henry B. Willis, the secretary of the
Bethel, desires to acknowledge, on behalf of
the association, the receipt Of fifty garments
from the needlework guild, through Mrs. c.
W. Hackett.
The assembly committee on claims will
meet at 2:30 Monday afternoon. and the
joint committee on claims will meet an hour
meet also at 2:30.
Frank Schlick Jr.. of Field, Mailer & Co.,
one of the brightest young business men of
St. Paul, leaves today for the East and
Florida. accompanied by his sister. They Will
be absent five or six weeks.
a Young man named J. G. Phillips was ar
rested yesterday afternoon on warrant
from Minneapolis which charges him with
riy Of l,,lt will l,a toll io
the Flour City this morning.
Company will give lunch party Tues-
day evening, Feb. TO- at the armory. The
Metropolitan orchestra will assist in making
the evening enjoyable for the boys III blue
and will render some choice selections.
The name of Judge Cornish has been
erased from the bulletin boards and shades
of what was formerly his chambers at the
court house. and in place thereof Willis, j.,
has been substituted in bright gilt letters
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gordon of Miles
City. Mont, together with their daughter
Marion, have been visiting here during the
week Mr.. Gordon is receiver of the United
States land Office at Miles City and brother
of Richards Gordon, of this city.
At Hotel lropolitan-Adelbert Porter
Winona; A. r. Purdy, New York city: Mr..
Mr. and Mrs. j A. Parker Duluth; A. A.
Whitcomb, INDIANAPOLIS; G. T. Brooks, Bos-
ton; w. Munze, Chicago: M. Wessenberg
Duluth.
William Mullane. a switchman in the Bur
lington yards, met with a painful accident
yesterday. While making q coupling he
slipped and broke his leg just above the
ankle. He was taken to st. Joseph's hos
pital where he was treated by Dr. Murphy,
the surgeon of the road.
At O'clock last evening Lawrence Hickey
living at 103 Sycamore avenue, while cross
ing the street car tracks at University avenue
and Rice street. was run down by an Inter
urban car. He was taken to the city hospital
in the Rondo street patrol wagon. Mr.. Hickey
is siXty-fiye years old and his injuries may
prove to be fatal.
The public installation of officers OF ST.
Paul Council No. 656 Royal Arcanum, will
occur Monday night Jan. 9, at o'clock,
followed by musical programme and dance.
Each member is entitled to two tickets,
which may be got from the secretary, F.
be admitted without ticket.
RI. Rev. Bishop Gilbert will preach at
Christ church. Fourth and Franklin Streets
this Sunday morning at II O'Clock Col
George o. Eddy, of Minneapolis, is expected
to be present to submit to the laymen of the
parish proposition for diocesan coopera-
ton. All are welcome and ushers will be in
attendance to seat strangers.
Be wise. Have your Carriages re-