St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-20
SAINT PAUL.
TOPICS OF INTEREST.

Building nrrmiIS AK reSatlng Sl,ooo
we're issued yesterday.
Tne assembly meets in regular SEES
sion this evening. The smoke ordinance
viii tropably be buried under cloud
of SCOT.
81. Paul Lodge No. .. l. o. o. F..
will ErXt Thursday evening celebrate
the forty-tflh anniversary of It's april
cation for charter.
An invitation is extended to all mem
hers OF the W. G. 7. U. to be present
at the institution of II subordinate coun-
ell at Grand Fori 5. \. d., Saturday.
Yesterday closed the period for filing
notices far the October term OF the dis
trIct court. The term opens on the
first Monday of October; the grand jury
also meets ON mat dav.
The youthful quntette who ATTEMPTED
to break into the Casino last Sunday
morning asked for an examination in
the municipal court yesterday. Their
cases We're continued until p. III. To-
day.
Acting Mayor Brady took no action
In the ease of Officer PARADE. who was
charged with being Oft his beat, as the
circumstances surrounding the ofense
did not render it serious enough to war.
rant punishment.
The board of public works is adjust
ing a IeassesSment for Indian Mound
park work, made necessary 10y the
recent decision of the supreme court
holding the former assessment to have
been illegally made.
The young people of the Church of
the Ascension. West side. will this
evening give an ice cream social ut the
home of William X. Dixon, ITO East
Win;frCd. An excellent musical pro-
gramme is provided.
The fire board meets tonight. instead
OF next Monday night, the regular even
ing. to accommodate Commissioner
Hughsoa, who is about to take leave
OF absence from the city. The new bids
for the ST. Anthony Park fire station
Will he opened.
The ladies of Constellation chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star. last evening.
at the Masonic Temple. gave the first of
their series 0t high noon SocialS. 1t was
a delightful occasion. attended by a
large number of NaSonS and friends.
I he proceeds go the Hinckley fire suf-
frrerS.
The Andrew Soap Company of Gin
cinnati. one of the exhibitors at the
"Pure Food Exposition" desires cor
rection mace in the statement of the
constituent elements Of its dali y-made
compl. XiOn soap" The soap is niade
of buttermlk and glycerine, and not
butterniik and alcohol, as heretofore
published.
The ST. Paul & Duluth road has be-
gun crusade against the street urchinS
that make practice of Jumping On and
oil moving trains. thus imperiling their
limbs and life at the probable expense
OF the company. Yesterday afternoon
a lad named John Costello was arrested
for the Uffense at the instance of the
company.
Miss Edith Strong, the well-known
impersonator, assisted Ivy local talent.
Will give an entertainment under the
auspices of the Y. z. S. c. E. of the
First Nj. Z. Church. This evening, in the
parlUrS Ut the church. The entertain
ment promises to be very enjoy able
one, and the proceeds arc TO he donated
~ the church fund.
There will be an entertainment given
In the Atlantic Congregational church
on Friday night, consisting of character
sketches, by the noted eloculiOniSt and
impersonatOr. Miss Edith Strong. who
is giving series of entertainments III
this city at present. Also singing and
mandolin and piano music by some of
the best artists in the city.
The tlne agricultural display from the
kalispel Valley, Mont. which was
awald ed the prize at the State Fair, has
been secured by the First Presbyterian
church, through the courtesy of General
Passenger Agent Whitney, of the Great
Northern road, aid will be used in dec
Grating the church for a harvest home
service next Sunday morning.