St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-02
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CITY NEWS SETTINGS.


The board of aldermen will meet in
Regular .Eessicl at -z:S0 this evening.
The receipts of the;custom house here
during the month of .JGne were SO, 124.
General Manager Stickney, of the
Chicago Great. Western, left last night
for Chicago; on a. business trip.
During the month Of June the insur-
ance commissioner. collected for the
state $ij.si in taxes and 1888 in fees
Articles of association were filed yes
terday with ;ife, seer etafy of state by
the Minnesota Conference of Seventh
Day AdventiSts. -
Trustees of the. Central Presbyterian
church will meet this. evening to con-
slider the question of calling pastor
to succeed DIR. Carson:
Quarterly rally of, the First Baptist
church congregation will be held to-
morrow evening at-the church, corner
Ninth and Wacouta streets.
Home Rebekah Lodge No. 1l6 will
have charge Of a lawn social to be
given this evening ct the grounds of
j. L. Flood, al Granite street.
The Western Barrel Company of Min
ncdpolis filed articfes-of Incorporation
The capital stock is $4,000
The Y. P. S.. rot Ste James Episcopal
church, will give. an ice cream social
on the church, lawn. corner Lawson
and Descto@ Streets this evening.
Fully zee people were at the Union
depot last night to see DIR. Carson,
of the Central Presbyterian church,
off on his departure for his new home
in New Jersey.
City Engineer Rundlett has returned
from the East, where he went to at
tend a meeting of the National asso-
citation of Civil Engineers, which was
held in Boston.
S. S. Start Jrg.and wife, of Luverne,
who have been spending a few days in
st. Paul. leave" this morning for home.
Ihey will be rendered a reception at
Iuverne tonight.
A permit was issued yesterday to J.
A. Armstrong for the erection of a
two-story brick dwelling, to cost 50, 500.
on the south side Of Grand avenue, be-
tween Floral and Lawton streets.
General. Manager Mcgowan, of the
Wood Harvester works, who suffered a
broken hip III a runaway near Lake
City recently, is reported TO be making
very encouraging progress on the road
to recovery.
At-Cretin fall, July 81 there will be
given a: photographic concert, a de-
cided novelty in its way. The proceeds
Wll go into fund that will be used
to maintain an ambulance at st. JOS
eph's hospital. ---..-.-..1a
The Woman'S Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the First NJ. f. Church will
hold its regular monthly meeting at
the homo OF Mrs. Milo A Bell, 329 Far
rington avenue, this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. All the ladies of the church
are cordially invited
E. j. Dewitt, assistant cashier of the
Comnercial bank, sailed Wednesday,
June 26, on the steamer st. Louis from
New York cityrfor Europe He was ac-
coInpanieG by "Rey.l r. Cahill. of st.
Paul seminary. They will visit all
places Of interest throughout Europe.
p. J, Dempsey furnished a great at
traction at the Spirftualist camp meet
ing Sunday. He exhibited his speak
ing dial" and the wonderful results
developed by. it's operation very much
surprised all who saw it. Mr.. Demp>
sey Will be in the camp with his dial
every day of the meeting.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies'
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
OF the House. Of Hope Presbyterian
Church will be held at the church par
lors this afternoon at 3 o'clock There
Will be an interesting talk about Africa.
form Mrs. Spencer Ogden, for many
years missionary in that dark land.
James a. Ross, of Iowa, spoke be-
fore the Colored1 Democratic associa-
tiCn at Assembly hall last night ad-
Vocatlng the gold issue and vigorously
opposing the hereSies of the silverites
His audience was large and apprecia,
tive. - =.
No inquest will be held upon the
body of Herbert Hewitt, killed Sun
day night in the union depot yard3
Coroner Whitcomb assured himself
that the fatality was the result of
e care Hewitt will be buried to-
DAY at , p. m. from Dampier's under
taking establishment, 313 Wabasha
street.
The ladies of st. Johns parish are
making extensive arrangements for an
Ice cream social, to be held on the
church grounds, corner of Forest and
Francis streets. this evening. The fol-
lowing ladies have the affair in charge
and insure a pleasant evening for all:
MRS. II. MCGEE. Mrs. J. H Grady and
the Misses Nellie and Katie Gilboy. re-
treatments; Mrs. Trenton and O'Brien.
supply table; Misses Carry Buckley
Nora Clinton and Winnefred Egan,
candies and cigars; Miss Agnes Nc,
Dermott: lights. tc.; Mesdames Hilge-
Glck, OMalley and Slater, lemonade.
Special arrangements will be made for
the children.