St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-15
GLOBULES.

The civil service examination for postoffice
clerKships and carriers positions Will be held
Feb. Z.
The real estate board will make an effort to
secure rooms on the ground floor, centrally
located.
Four real estate transfers, aggregating ST.
ops, were filed with the register of deeds yes
terday.
Observer Harmon promises that it will be
warmer today and colder tomorrow, al
though not so cold as yesterday.
1t is said that Edward Davenport will erect
large apartment house at the corner Of
Vine place and Oak Grove street.
Funeral services over The remains of Mrs.
j. X. Wilson were held yesterday, in St.
Stephens church. The remains were taken
to vault in Lakewood cemetery.
Rev. S w. Sample will preach a short ser
mon at the Lyceum theater tonight, after
which the officers for the peoples meeting
for the ensuing year Will be elected. Miss
Maud Timer will sing.
a notable literary event will be the joint
appearance of George ". Gable and Eugene
Field at the Lyceum Feb. l, under the au-
spices of the Minneapolis Press club, in
readings from their works.
The examination Tor pupils who wish to
enter the beginning class in the high school
Jan. %, and who ARE not pupils i'll the gram
mar schools. will begin tomorrow at D q. H.,
at the several high school buildings.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Louis 7. Bjelladd and Belle Simpson, Henry
LoyaOs and Carrie Groudahl, Charles john
! son and Hannah Carlson. and John j. Han
| nan and Arvilla keesling. ,.-e
Determined to assertitself as an independ-
| ent body polite with all It's appurtenances
| St. Louis Park now has new paper OF its
! own 1t is the st. Louis Park Mail. The
| first number was issued Friday. Irving Both
| is editor. His first number is n good one.
Minneapolis physicians expect that the
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| cholera. The disease has been moving
! steadily westward, and has already reached
La Crosse, where many citizens are said to be
| afflicted.
| The pupils of the Emerson. Monroe and
| Garfield schools gathered quantity of pro-
I visions and clothing for destitute children in
| the city this week. which was distributed by
I Miss Weston, the principal of the Monroe
! school.
The annual meeting of Company A assocla
| ton was held AT Armory hall Friday night
! The following officers were elected: Treas
urer, +. w. Goddard; secretary, r. W. DaW-
| son; librarian W. j. Nolan; financial secre-
| tary, A. Erickson.
The remains of John Mccullough, of
| Campbell, who died Of aSphyXiation in Hotel
| Warwick. were Inferred yesterday morning
! in Lakewood. The funeral was held under
the auspices of the Order of Modern Wood
men. of which organization the deceased
| was member.
r,
| Columbian associates Rev. j W. Durgee
read paper on The Negro and the Catholic
Church, which excited much interest. mas
much as he maintained that the Catholic
! church was responsible for slavery.
The corporation which manages the home
for children and aged women has voted to in
crease the board of directors from seventeen
| TO tWenty-one. and has elected MeSd0mes 7.
B Wells, 0. A. Pray and W. NJ. Tenney ad-
| diuonal vice presidents This move is to In
| crease the number of workers.
Tomorrow evening the st. Anthony CRU
| saders will hold Il meeting for the purpose of
| installing their newly elected officers. The
installation will be followed by musical and
literary programme j Il. smith is The new
| president: Michael Kelly, vice president;
| Arthur Mcdonald, recording secretary; and
| Ii. G. Sherry treasurer.
Some time ago Elmer Foster, the eX-base
ball player committed a brutal assault upon
E. NJ. Runyan. He was arralgned in the po-
lice court yesterday before Judge hahoney.
| The evidence showed the case to be ali ag-
| gTayated one. so Judge ManOhey bound Fos-
Ter over 10 the grand jury. Bail was fixed at
SEQ, which was furnished
Tuesday evening, Jan. r., Prof. John F.
| DOWney, of the state university, will deliver
the second lecture in the young peoples
course at the Church of the Redeemer His
subject will be "A Month in Yellowstone
Park" This course Of lectures is free to the
! public and all are cordially invited Other
Dr. George Il. Wells and President Cyrus
Northrop.
The Caledonian club will celebrate the 134th
anniversary of Robert Burns birth with a
banquet at the Nicollet Jan. %. DAMS
orchestra, Miss Susie Mckay and George
Ferguson and A. C. Laird will supply the
music; Miss NJ. Joel will read. and Chief
William Donaldson, George A Bracket
Mayor w II. Eustis, James Gray and DR.
William Dinwoodie, Of st. Paul, will deliver
the addresses.
At the Olivet Baptist church there will be
union meeting this evening at 1870, when the
students from five Minnesota colleges vii
report on the student Vacation Work
done by them under direction OF the state
committee of the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION. Reports will be received from
fourteen different points. The campus
quartette Will aid in the song service. 1hi!
will be a meeting of unusual interest, al
seventy students were engaged in the work.