St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-03
SAINT PAUL.
HERE AND THERE.

The assembly will meet for the hrst
time in 1895 tonight.
Elise Stearle yesterday made an as
slgnment to ID. E. Dwyer.
The December expenses of the Moor
head normal school amounted to s., 4l9,-
81
The Conversational German class
meets at the Parish Settlement on Fri-
day at 7:15 p. n.
Hon. Robert G. Dunn has filed his
bond as state auditor in the office OF
the secretary of state.
There will be social tonight at the
Parish Settlement. All friends of the
club are urged to attend.
O'Leary q Brady yesterday filed no.
tice of an assignment to Max Emission.
The firm has been runnlnn the Grand
opera house saloon.
The Window Brick and Tile COM
pany, with a capital stock Of $4,000.
has filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary Of state.
The ladies of King Street NJ. E.church
will hold dime suciable next Friday
night at the residence of Mrs. w. u.
Waller, Is Alice park.
The state librarian has received Vol.
66. Vermont RtpGrts; Vol. 2. South Da-
kota Reports; Vol. 4, Dakota Reports;
Catalogue of Amherst College.
The gospel temperance meeting to be
held on the Bethel boat tonight will be
addressed by Rev. W. S. Cochrane, Of
the Bates Avenue Nj. Z. church.
The Commercial Life Insurance com
pany. Of Minneapolis, was admitted to
do business in this state by the in.
Surance commissioner yesterday.
The st. Paul Park Belt Railroad COM
pany and the Grassy Point Land conf
pany filed amendments 10 their articles
of incorporation with The secretary of
state Yesterday.
The regular meeting of the TheOsOph-
ical society will be held this evening at
BIZ Endicott building, Subject: Phi
mary Principles in TheoSOphy." All
are cordially invited.
Judge Sanborn, of the United States
court, goes TO st. Louis this evening to
hold court Monday. ST. Louis is in the
Eighth circuit, in which Judge Sanborn
has jurisdiction. Clerk Hanchett ac-
companies him.
The state drainage commission held
an informal session at the capitol yes
terday morning. The work OF the OF
ter Iail ditch has been abandoned for
the present, as the right of way could
not be obtained.
A list of swamp lands, made by the
United States Surveyor general OF Min
nesota, was filed with the state auditor
yesterday. The lands amount to about
1900 acres, and are located in town
ship 81, range %, and township g.,
range "a
An interesting lesson on making cake
white, lemon, Portsmouth, orange and
marshmaIlOw, also confectionery and
orange froshng-will be given this
afternoon at O'Clock under the aus
pieces of the Young Women's Friendly
association, Z35 Jackson street. An adj
mission Of 10 cents Will be charged.
The next regular meeting of the
Northwest Railway club will be held
Monday, Jan. S, when paper entitled
"Mechanical Views of Storekeeping
From the Machinery Department Stand
point" will he read by W. r. NicoIl.
general foreman of Como shops, North
ern Pacific railway. Other papers will
be discussed.
Ida Mobury. young woman whose
home is at 59S Decatur street was ad-
Judged insane in the probate court yes
terday morning, and ordered committed
to the insane asylum. She suffered q
sunstroke at the age of tour years, since
winch time she has been SmpletOn.
She is now tWenty~0ne years old, and
her condition has been growing worse,
The annual meeting of the st. Pau
Press club will be held at the cIut
rooms in The WaShburn building today
from to Z p. M, for the purpose OF
electing a president, TWO vice presl-
dents, a recording secretary, financial
secretary, treasurer and seven direc-
tors, and the transaction of such other
business as may come before it.