St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-13
LOCAL PICK-UPS.

Two minor building permits, aggre-
eating $500. were issued yesterday.
Up to last night SlO5,OOO had been
paid into the city treasury for liquor
licenses.
Mrs. E. S. Burbank. widow of the late
j. 9. Burbank, of st. Paul, died yester-
day at Townsville. Ga.
Miss Wilder, of Summit avenue, re-
ceived informally between the hours of
and Yesterday afternoon.
Rev. John w. Crooks, of the Burr
Street Baptist church, has accepted
call from the First Baptist church of St.
Cloud.
Charles Sheppard, colored lad, was
arrested last evening. charged with
burgarizing Waguer's store Tuesday
night.
A marriage license was Yesterday
granted by tine clerk of the district
court to John Reesir and Marie Made
line Junker.
The committee on streets from the
Doard or alderman will meet this after
noon at $50. and the joint committee
on acquisitions at O'Clock.
The board of abatement failed to
secure a quorum yesterday, for the
reason that the mayor and Mr. Doran
had other business on hand.
The ladies of st. Paups church will
give luncheon opposite the RYAN hotel,
on Sixth street, Thursday and Friday,
Jan. IL and 10. between the hours of II
and 2. Price, So cents.
The Rector's Aid Society OF st. PauPs
church and st. Luke's Aid society will
nave a meeting of great Importance
Monday morning at IL O'Clock at the
rectory. All are requested to attend.
Are the rea lers of the GLOBE inter-
ested in Hard Times?" If SO they may
be profted by the discourse at Mem
ORAL Lutheran church, West Sixth,
near EXCHANGE, at 1880 a. IN. Sunday.
The choir of the Peoples church for
the ensuing year will be as follows:
Mrs. FL. V. Harris, soprano; Mrs. c. B.
Yale, contralto; l.. Z. De Sale. tenor;
A. d. G. Madeira, bass, and Edwin Tar
box, director and organist.
A primary course of lectures on
Christian Science living and practice
will be given i'll the society rooms, 1O7
Globe building, commencing Monday
evening Jan. Is. The lectures will be
free to all-'without money, and with
out price,"
There will be public installation of
the officers of Acker Post, G. A. r. this
evening in their post room at the cor
ner OF Seventh and Sixth streets. Cen
trail block. The Installing officer will
be Post Department Commander Henry
A. Castle.
Mrs. Il. G. Burbank will give the
ninth lecture i'll the series of Talks to
Women" at the Peoples church this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Subject, 1.-The
Proper Training of Children" These
lectures are free to women and girls,
and all are invited.
Lawrence Dunford was arraigned in
the police court yesterday on two
charges. One was for breaking a seal
on a freight car on the Duluth road. and
the other for stealing twenty-one empty
sacks from the car. The case will be
heard this morning.
=. q. Harper Jr. has resigned his no.
sltion as general agent OF the North
western Mutual Life Insurance com
pany, ana Kaufman q Keiter have been
appointed to succeed him. Kaufman 81
Keiter are life underwriters of ability,
character and standing.
Peter Ellsworth and William Juds.
arrested for selling LIQUOR without
license, had their cases dismissed in the
police court yesterday. Both defend
ants showed receipts from the city
treasurer for 81, 1000 paid for licenses.
1HC case against Joseph Unt6n was
continued to this morning.
The sixth of the course of lectures
given at the Dayton Avenue Presby-
terrain church, under the auspices of the
Christian Endeavor society, will be
given Sunday evening, Jan. IA, by DIR.
Egbert, of the House of Hope church.
His subject will be The Revival of
Learning and the Reformation" All
are cordially invited.
Mrs. Renfro, whose husband al
tempted to cut her throat with a cary
ing knife some weeks ago, was located
and arrested by Special Detectives
Gruber and Calvin yesterday. Her
husband, John L. Renfro, would have
been indicted by the grand jury, but the
woman could not be secured to give evil
dence. Renfro will have an eXamina-
ton in the police court this morning.
John Mangen and Annie Preston,
charged with receiving stolen property,
had their cases continued in the notice
court yesterday to this morning. A box
of cigars. found by the police in room
occupied by the twain, it is asserted,
was stolen from the grocery store of 2.
I. Wagner, which was burglarized
Tuesday night. Mangen says he found
the cigars between two houses on Broad
way, where they had been left, and took
them to his room.