St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-16
SCRAPS OF LOCAL NEWS.

Secretary Beebe, of the soldiers home,
paid out $500 for relief yesterday.
Secretary of State Berg returned
from Minneapolis yesterday and short
ly after took the train for Center City.
An ice cream sociable will be held by
the King Street church ladies next
Tuesday evening at the residence Of
Mrs. E. c. Horsnell, S4S Baker street.
A concert will be given this evening
at the Swedish Mission church, corner
Bradley and Partridge streets, by Rev.
]. a. Huffman, the celebrated Swedish
baritone.
The Norwegian Lutheran Synod
church Will have a steamboat eXcur-
sion to Red Wing on Sunday. The Ok
cursionistS will be accompanied by the
Philharmonic band and church choir.
Next Wednesday evening, at Market
hall, Rev. w. H. Carwardine, of Pull
man, Ill, will deliver &, lecture On the
Pullman struggle. The lecture win be
under the auspices of the American
Railway union.
The Bricklayers' union met last
night In regular session. Arrange-
ments for Labor day were completed.
The union viii turn out in full fo;h2e
and will appear in the parade with &
brass band of its own.
Aurora park will be taken possession
of on Monday by Col. Peppers Sunny
South, to continue during the week.
The entertainment is illuStrati tive Of
First production Monday night
A reception room and booth will be
arranged at the state fair for the use OF
the White Ribbon organize ton. Mrs.
George H. Hazard, Superintendent of
the county and state fair work for the
order has the matter in charge
Darius f. Reese, clerk of the So
preme court, was at his desk yesterday
after a short but pleasant vacation,
and his assistant, Mr.. Helm, took his
innings and went to South Dakota for
a brief spell of chicken shooting.
An organization will be formed to-
night at q. meeting of express and truck
drivers which takes place at Assembly
hall. Harry Franklin and others will
speak. The new organization will par
ticipate in the Labor day exercises.
The Diamond 10 line steamer St
Paul left on her down-river trip yes
terday, carrying Us passengers and
a good cargo of freight. The rise in
the river is now over a foot, as the
water from the reservoirs has reached
here.
Interstate Park Commissioner George
H. Hazard will go to Taylor's Falls
tonight to be present at public meet
ing to be held there on the st. CroiX
park matter. Mr.. Hazard will pre-
sent the report OF the commission to the
meeting.
Articles of Incorporation of the Am
erican Signal and Power company, of
Minneapolis, We're flied with the score
tary of state yesterday. Capital stock,
$l00,O00; limit of Indebtedness, $50, COO.
The business of the corporation will
be the furnishing of electrical supplies.
The Minnesota Historical society has
received the following works: MaItby-
MorehoGse Family; History of Flor
ence, Mass; Inscriptions from the
Also from j. E. McWilliams, ST. Paul.
a statistical account of the county of
MiddleseX, Conn, 1919.
The Butchers, association held :.
corner East Seventh and Jackson,
streets. The meeting was but poorly
attended. The chief matter discussed
was the taking Up of some plan OF
HE insurance in the association, but
definite action was postponed until the
next meeting.
The Brunswick hotel, on Fourth
street, has new proprietor in the per-
son OF A. j. BUtzerin, widely known
through his connection with the firm of
George Benz q Sons, Of this city, for
many years. Mr.. Butzerin has pur-
chased the hotel fixtures and furnish
1ngs, the building itself being still own
ed by the Christians
Mayor Smith received yesterday a
petition from over a hundred citizens
additional police protection. The re-
quest was referred to Chief of Police
Clark; The latter does not believe
that this section of the city has failed
to receive adequate protection. He
states that what thefts the citizens
complain Of have almost always been
the result Of their own carelessness.
The union celebration picnic o.
Knights of PyJhias at White
Bear lake next Saturday b1
the knights and their friends
of St Paul, Minneapolis and StiIlwate]
Is an assured success, and an immense
crowd, as well as an enjoyable time, i:
anticipated. The day will be devoted
to out OF door sports, with a number
of valuable prizes for the contestants
and in the evening there will be {