St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-22
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CITY NEWS.

Diphtheria is reported at S95 L-ivings-
ton avenue and 1877 East Congress
street,
The ladies of Plymouth church will
& serve supper5at $50 in the church par
lorS tonight.
IT, Capt. Il. b. Shanl1s. Of Company Z, Sec
ond infantry, stationed at Falrmont,
has resigned.
Secretary Beebe, of the soldiers. home,
yesterday sent out $1,000 for new build
ings and 81, coo for soldiers support.
Rabbi He's will lecture at his taber,--
nacle on The Temperance Movement
at 7:SO this evening. Everybody is well
come.
Frank T. Bushman obtained a per-
nit yesterday to erect tWo-Story
frame dwelling on st. Anthony avenue,
near Kent street, the dwelling 10 cost
$500.
The Vega society gave 4 pleasant
dancing party at its hall, 2lS East Sew
enth street, last night. There was a
good attendance, and all fully enjoyed
the occasion.
Edward Fitzgerald. a laborer, aged
thirty-siX, applied yesterday at the
city hospital for treatment for tract
ured wrist injured while jumping from
a wagon attached to runaway team
Jacob Umm.ng, a travelling man from
EmmejSburg, To-. was admlIted yes
terday to the city hospital. He had
broken his left arm by a fall upon the
slippery sidewalk at Burr and COOK
= ,reetS.
'Uncle's wnr' and "OT the Stage"
two clever comedy pieces, will be pre-
sented by the Lyceum Comedy COM
pany at Conover's Music hall Tuesday
evening, Nov. 26. for the benefit of the
knights of the Maccabees.
The friends of the St. Paul Relief So
bn a. asf. 10
dinner fer the needy on Thanksgiving
day are requested to report 10 Secre-
tary HutchnS not later than tomor-
row. About 100 families have 10 De
provided fer.
The society of the Sons Of the Revo-
luton of Minnesota filed articles of as
sociation with The secretary of state
Yesterday The lncOrpOrdtOrS are: {.
p. Noyes. Rukard Hurd, George G:
SqUires, Joseph Hale, b. T. lnSersoH
and G. 5. Sears.
The St. Paul w. S. A. will meet at
the home Cf Mrs. A. r. St Pierre, 40
South Robert street, at o'clock Fri
day afternoon, Nov. -. All women in
terested in the movement are cordially
invited to he present. The members of
Willard w. c. 7. L. are especially in
Vired.
1t is said that fully fifty owners of
valuable dogs in the city have signified
their intention to attend the meeting
to be held at the Commercial club
rooms this evening for the formation
of a society to protect owners OF good
dogs from having their kennels raided
by dog thieves.
Judge F. c. Burgess. for many years
a newspaper man in st. Paul and later
a Justice of the peace, was ordered by
the probate court to be committed to
the insane asylum yesterday. Burgess
is IS years of age. He had been out at
the county almshouse the past year
He told the court they had placed cleo
tric batteries all over his room and in
his bed.
The social dance gwen at Central
hall last night by the Retail Clerks Lo-
cal Protective Association No. was
a very enjoyable affair. The attend
ance was not as large as it might have
been, but most of the young men pres
ent are members of this and other labor
organiza tionS. so that they were all ac-
quainted, which added greatly 70 the
pleasure of the occasion. a nicely ar
ranged programme of eighteen num-
beTs were dance to the music OF good
orchestra.