St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-15
SAINT PAUL.
HERE AND THERE.

The school teachers will receive their
salaries today.
The board of aldermen will hold their
regular session tonight.
a concert will be given at the First
Baptist church tonight.
Tonight the Municipal Reform league
will held its second meeting at the Com
IBercial club.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. Bowker, of Du-
luth, are the guests of Sir. and Mrs.
Emil Otto, Of 5g3 Fuller street.
The State Agricultural society will
meet at the Commercial club today to
choose a secretary in place OF W. i.
Cross,
One entire book was received yesier.
day by the state library. 1t was Vol. 8
Of the Ohio Circuit Court Reports.
The Bon Ton Social club will give its
second prize masquerade ball OT the
season mrXt Saturday evening at q
South Robert StIeet.
The retail butchers held a special
meeting last night and decided 10 give
their tenth annual ball 1T Germanla
Turner hall, "Wednesday, Jan. 30.
Dr. Orion, of Winnipeg, prominent
figure in Manitoba politics, Was i'll the
city Yesterday ami called on Secretary
McGinnis, of the Commercial club.
Mrs. Edward j. Meier. and little
daughter, of $50 Portland avenue, lett
last night for Florida, where they will
spend the remainder OF the winter
The Pillsbury Washburn Flour Mills
company, of Minneapolis, has recorded
with the secretary of state the trade
mark of its ''fillsDury's Best Flour"
The case against James H. Burns, in
which his mother-inlaw charges him
with embeZzlement, was called In the
police court yesterday, and continued
until Jan. 50.
The sixteenth annual convention of
the Minnesota National Guard assocla>
tion will Ee held in the rooms Of the
chamber of commerce Thursday, Jan.
II. at 10a. III.
C.. A. Cornell, who is charged with
holding mp A. Evans a week ago SUN
day morning. and robbiHg him or 81,
will have hearing in the police court
next Monday forenoon.
Labor Commissioner Powers has de-
cided that he can do the factory inspect
ing required by the state laws with one
less inspector. and Capt. Antoine Paul,
of Duluth. has accordingly resigned.
The board of managers of the state
agricultural association meets at the
Commercial club rooms today. All the
members of the board arrived IN the
city last night, except Mr.. Weaver, OF
Mankato, who cannot be present.
Harry Buck md Charles McCann,
who are charged with vagrancy, and
Harry Elms aud Edward DeTine, al
resled'for disUrderly conduct, will be
tried tomorrow and Thursday, respect
lively.
At the Mothers club lecture will be
given by Dr.. Z. l.. Mann OH The
Child, From the Physicians Stand
point" today at 5 p. H., ii the First
Presbyterian church. Lincoln avenue,
corner VI Groito.
The Carter Rittenberg & Hainin
company. d millinery firm Of Minneap-
oils, has authorized its directors to
divide its capital stock Into common and
preferred stock. There will be $500, 0G0
of the former, and 100000 OF the lat
ter.
The Adjustment of insurance policies
ana the gathering OF information about
insurance matters will be the labor
heHceforwayd of the Northern Adjust
ment company, incorporated yesterday,
wan d capital Hi S0U,UUU, ny LuluSI u.
Garret and David w. Knowlton, OF Min
neapolis, and Wilson d. Fargo, of st.
Paul.
Miss ThompsGn's cooking class, at the
rooms OF the Young Women's Friendly
association, will include complete in
StructiOn for a breakfast menu, Che
programme will be: Date oatmeal
cream; broiled halihut, tartar sauce;
rice mullins; scooped potatoes; coffee.
crallers. The admission to these less
sons is 10 cents.
2 The state historical society was yes
terday the happy recipient of Column
bia College Catalogue, 1919, and Bull
letin No 9, December, 1898; Treasury
Department Report Of. LHe-Saying Ser
vice, 1888; Lead and Zine Deposits Of
Missouri, by Arthur WiHslow, ST LouiS;
War Department Official Records Of the
Union and Confederate Armies, Vol.
IS, Part l.
The following insurance companies
have been r.licensed, having filed satis>
factory annual reports with the state
commissioner reinsurance: Buffalo Ger
man insurance company, of Buffalo, \.
y; Farmers Fire Insurance company, of
York, Pa; American Fire Insurance
company, of Newark, n. j Manu-
facturers' and Merchants Insurance
company, of Rockford, Ill. Provident
Life and Trust company, of Philadel-
phia, AMI Merchants Life Association
of Illinois. of Chicago.