St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-17
HERE AND THERE.

Lieut. Gov. Emil BoenSch, OF w lScoi-
Sin. was a visitor at the capitol yeSter>
day.
CAPITAL lodge, X of P, will give
dance at the Hotel Metropolitan
Thursday evening.
Mrs. NJ. r. Michels will lecture on
spiritualism at 447 East Eighth street
at p. M FREQ tests will be given by
Mrs McBain.
A prize masquerade ball will be given
by the Yankee club at Twin City hail,
Rice and University avenues, Tuesday
night. Feb. %.
The Maple Leaf club will give its
first social hop at Hollis hall, corner
jackson and Sycamore streets, Mon
day evening.
The Sons of the American Revolu-
ton will give a Washington's birth
day dinner at the Hotel Metropolitan
Friday night
Supt Gilbert, of the city schools, left
last evening for Cleveland, O., to at
tend d national convention of school,
Superintendents.
The Angels of the Home society will
hold their monthly meeting at Cretin
hall next Sunday, Feb. Il, at o'clock.
The subject for debate is
The Rochester hospital for the in
sane reports to the state auditor mis-
cenaneous receipts of s1,O57.6S during
the quarter ending Jan. 81, 1895,
A grand masquerade ball will be
given by Columbia Lodge No IA, De-
gree Of Honor. A. O. U. W., at Odd
Fellows hall Friday night, Feb. 10.
The North German Insurance COM
pany, of Hamburg, Germany, is a
new fire insurance company just ad-
mitted to do business in Minnesota.
The Willard union, w. c. T. T., will
hold a mothers meeting at the homo
of Mrs. r. B. Grote, Ashland avenue,
Tuesday, Feb. 10, at 8 p. m. A dis
cussion of matters important to moth
ers will be conducted.
The Associated charities will hold
conference at p. m. Wednesday, Feb.
20 at the rooms of the Commercial;
club to discuss measures pertaining
to the welfare of newsboys, bootblackS
and street Juveniles, with a view to
proposing legislation in their behalf.
The Father Mathew Total Absti-
nence society will have rally at its
hall Sunday afternoon at 4:3O for the
purpose Of reuniting the veterans of
the society Rev. DR.. Hebron will de-
liver an address, which will be fol-
lowed by a musical and literary pro-
gramme.
Resolved, That mince meat pie is
not Incorporate. Leader on the ar
frmative, Miss Minnie Donnelly; as,
sistant, Miss Sadie Mohan leader on
the negative, Miss May Brown; as
Bistant, Miss Gertrude Drake. The
programme will consist of a few reel,
fations and songs.
Ed Burtmann, barber, and Thomas
Tracy, an unemployed man, were
taken to the central police station
early last evening on charge of lar
ceny. The pair entered a Seventh
street tailoring shop, and, Selling a
bolt of cloth, ran away. They were
captured by Officer Larsen.
John Gillespie, Andrew Grindeland
and John E. Ostrom, of Marshall
county, have been appointed by Gov.
Clough as appraisers to assess the
value of Kittson county buildings. in
order that the new county of Rosear,
originally included in Kittson county,
may bear its just proportion of the old
bonded Indebtedness
The case of The st. Paul Title Insur-
ance and Trust Company VS.. The st.
Paul & White Bear Railway Conn
pany, which caused a little wrangle
III Judge BrilIs court yesterday, came
up again last evening before Judge
Crosby at Hastings. After arguments
by attorneys for both sides, Fritz a,
VI. Moe was appointed receiver.
Representatives from the grange
district composed of Hennepin. Ram
@ey, Scott, Carver and Wright coun,
tles met Thursday at the Chowen
grange hall, near Minnetonka Mills.
sind discussed the township system of
9 'hools. A unanimous decision. EN-,
phaslZed by rising vote, was rem
dered in favor Of the new system.
The members of the Minnesota Ed
tor1al association, which meets here
Wednesday and Thursday, will be en-
tertained by the Commercial club tbf.
Jobbers union and newspaper and
printing societies of the city Wednes.
day evening at the rooms of the Com.
mercial club. The programme for the
entertainment has not yet been ar,
ranged, but will be announced in q
day or so.
The class for the study of the Gaelic
language meets every Thursday even.
ing at o'clock in Room 412, WASH
burn building, Fifth street, opposite
court house. On next meeting night.
Feb. q, the annual election of officers
VIII take place, An address in Gaelic
on the antiquity of the language and
Its great value in pathological research
VIII follow. All DESTROYS to know
something of this ancient tongue are
cordially invited.