St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-14
SHIN T RUL.
CITY NEWS SETTINGS.

The Woman Suffrage society will
meet at 3 o. m. today at the resi-
dence of Mrs. d. C. Reed, 80 Iglehart
street.
The ladies of the Bates Avenue NJ. E.
church will serve New England din
ner in the WaShburn building tomor-
row and Friday.
State Insurance Commissioner Smith
issued license to do business to the
Universal Mutual Accident Insurance
company, of Duluth, yesterday.
The Hungarian Benevolent society,
of ST. Paul. will hold it's first annual
picnic Aug. Is at the corner of Hatch
street and Colne avenue.
The White Bear Yacht club will hold
an informal reception tonight at the
cub house at Wildwood. Emile Oh
net, of New York, will sing.
Samples of oats were shown at tbs
Northern Pacific headquarters yester-
day, received from r. Splan, of AID
rich, who reports g. yield of 100 bushels
TO the acre.
James Lynch. teamster for the North
western Telephone company, had his
leg broken Monday afternoon in a col
lision on Grand avenue between a
street car and Lynch's wagon.
The Knight of Pythias of st. Paul,
Minneapolis and Saltwater will hold
a picnic next Saturday at White Bear
athletic sports has been prepared.
The plumbers union has decided to
give a joint entertainment with the
Minneapolis union on a. Sunday in the
near future The date will be duly
announced as soon as determined.
The Sacred Thirst society will meet
this evening N Cretin hall at s p. m.
Rev. DR.. Schields will deliver an adj
dress. An interesting musical and lit
erary programme will he presented.
A Missouri firm has sent in re-
quest to the State Agricultural society
for space in one of the state fair builG-
dngs for an extensive exhibit of min
erals, clayS and poJterieS of that state.
Superintendent Pendergast sent out
notices yesterday stating that the state
examinations, which were to have
taken place at the university on the
Esd and oath inst, have been carried
over to the seth and 31st.
The Madelia Farmers Warehouse
company has amended it's articles of
incorporation by fixing the limit of in
debtednesS of the company at $12,G39.
The amended articles were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday.
George Mcknight and A. w. Cald-
well. of this city, have been appointed
by Secretary of State Berg to check
the census schedules Of st. Paul and
Minneapolis, preparatory to footing.
They commenced work yesterday.
c. B. Buckman and Senator Fuller,
of Little Falls, were at the capitoi
yesterday, and called on Gov. Clough
in relation to the pardon OF young
man committed aal1 to the the state prison
from Little Falls. They were also
visitors at the census bureau.
In order to avoid a conflict of dates
the day for the county superintendent
meeting at the university next week
has been changed from Thursday to
Tuesday, the normal school instructors
meeting Thursday instead of Tuesday,
as had been previously arranged.
The annual picnic of the Sunday
school of the Church of the Messiah
will be held at Lake Como, at the
avenue, on Thursday, Aug. 10. q
special train will leave the corner OF
Kent street and University avenue at
a. M, and will return from the lake
at p. m.
The new insurance law goes into eff
feet Oct l. Insurance Commissioner
Smith has completed the compilation
and indeXing of the law and it will be
published in pamphlet form some time
during the present month. Hundreds
of applications have been already re-
ceived by the commissioner for copies
and they will be distributed as soon as
received from the printer.
The First Presbyterian church, OF
Merriam Park. viii have a picnic a,
Roswell Park Friday, Aug. Is. Extra
coaches will leave On the Milwaukeo
at S:14 a. m. and will arrive at Mer>
Ram Park on the return trip at 6:14
and 20 cents for children has been made
for this occasion and tickets may be
obtained at Wolsey's drug store, at
Merriam Park.
The state treasurer, public examin9
and attorney general were engaged
yesterday in checking over the bonds
and securities representing the invest
ments of the permanent school and
university funds. The amount of the
school fund securities is $4,91S, $500 or
which 81 Ill $500 is invested in school
district and county bonds of this state.
The amount of the university fund in
vestment is SGT, 500
Miss Miss Alice lic R Ray the eornet
ments to a close at Lake Como to-
night, and will start at once Tor the
South After a short engagement IN
Kansas City and St. Louis she will re-
turn to New York to play a series of
fall engagements with the big hands.
She has made a great many friends in
St Paul, and it is to be regretted that
her stay cannot be for a longer time.