St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-04
MI4NEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

Clerk Dickey's animal report Of the
district court shows the total fees re-
ceived during the year 1894 to have
been SIS, 601.67.
The annual meeting Of the board Of
trade will be held next Wednesday.
The election of officers will be held and
several matters of Importance will come
up for discussion.
Miss Jane Welch, who has won con-
siderable distinction as a lecturer on
American history, will deliver lecture
this evening at st. Marks guildrO0m on
"The Constitution"
A recherche tea was given yesterday
afternoon from to at the residence
of Mrs. George A. r. Simpson, 2105
Bryant avenue. Assisting the hostess
were Miss Swan. Mrs. Latimer, of
Ashland, and Miss Curtiss, of Portland,
Or.
AT meeting of the Northwestern
Railway club, to be held next Tuesday
evening at the West hotel, w. r. Nicoll.
of ST. Paul. will read paper on ME
chaniCal Views of Storekeeping From
the MachineryDepartment Standpoint"
The announcement comes from Aus
tyalia of the death of the Swedish en-
gineer Carl Daniel Lundberg, who
went there some months ago to recover
his health. The deceased was an en-
gneer of exceptional merit and beloved
by all who knew him.
The Second Ward Populist club at its
monthly meeting last night. at 405 Four
teenth avenue southeast, discussed the
merits Of the currency bill now before
congress. Papers were read by ii, b.
Martin, A. ID. Campbell, W. b. Ham,
mOnd. H. S. Seed, Ii. j. D. Reed and
Z. E. Stevens.
The Lad eS' Thursday musicale, which
has been making special feature Of its
gathering, this winter, held one Of its
delightful socials yesterday morning in
The guild room at st. Luke'S Episcopal
church. An excellent programme was
given, consisting of music, rectationS.
etc.
The first three nights of next week
at the Grand will be occupied by Miss
Carrie Turner and her company. pre-
Senting the original version of The
Crust of Society,"" This is without
doubt one of the very strongest plays of
the period, and on previous production
in this city it scored hit which will,
no doubt, make the return engagemen t
matter of deep interest to theater
gOers.
On motion of County Attorney Frank
NJ. Nye yesterday, the charge of bur-
gIary against Harry &. Snyder, Ralph
). Parker, William B. Patterson, Charles
Bailey, Nathaniel &. Bennett and Fred
Brown, all residing in East Minneapo-
lis, was dismissed The boys were ill.,
dicted over a year ago. but their trials
were postponed from time to time. ow-
Ing to insufficient evidence.
Itasca Council No. 1906 will install
the following officers next Tuesday
evening: Regent. T. E. Andrews; vice
regent, A. &. McCord; past regent, w.
A. Quick; secretary, II. ID. Plumb:
collector. A. Livingston; treasurer. l..
j. r. Rutherford; orator, W. Fl. Ronald;
chaplain, l.. III. Sage: guide, A. S.
Dukinfield; warden, w. Ii. Kline; sen-
tinel. d. ii. Allen. A reception will
follow the installation.
Rev William Wilkinson will continue
the peoples meetings which were such
a success during the past year under
the personal direction of Rev. S. w.
Sample, of All Souls Universalist
church, on the East side. Rev. Wilkin-
son says his aim will be to make these
meetings more evangelical in scope,
and they will be continued as bereto~
fore. Sunday afternoons at Century
hall. His theme next Sunday will be
Jesus Chrisfs Interest in the Laboring
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