St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-05
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Diphthera is reported at 541 Wacouta
street.
Charles Crosby. of La Crosse. was among
the visitors at the state house yesterday.
There will be meeting of the Round Table
in Room 10, High School, Monday, Jan. g.
at p. IN.
John Cooper of the board of managers of
the stae reformatory at st. Cloud called at
the capitol yesterday.
Payne's Memorial Literary Society of st.
James NJ. E. Church will celebrate Lin
coins birth day. Feb II.
Charles Thompson, shot through the right
lung by party unknown, continues TO show
every symptom of prompt recovery.
Yesterday was the day for the quarterly
payment of pensions, and the adjutant gen.
erals office was busy early and late.
John Cooper, of the state reformatory board
YVES caller yesterday at the office of the
state railroad and warehouse commission.
Owing to the lack of a quorum the com
mittee on streets of the board of aldermen
adjourned yesterday until 4 p. m. tomorrow
Rev. Merrick, of New York will give a
discourse n"Peaee" at the German Methodist
church. Rev. Weber pastor, Sunday even
ing, 7:S0.
The regular semi-monthly meeting of the
daughters of Erin. Division No. 8. will be
streets, Monday evening. Jan. g.
The regular monthly business meeting of
Lady, Somerset w. c. T. U. will be held
Monday, Jan; 6, at 3 p. m at the home of
trail Park place. $3.50
Thomas Merton, late of the PHILADELPHIA
Ledger, and John Art Nelson the well-known
Eastern songWriter and critic: are in the city
representing The Dramatic Star which will
shortly issue special weekly supplement for
this city and Minneapolis.
The Daughters of Erin, Division No. 3. are
arranging TO give another one of their pleas
ant musical socials to be followed by dane
ing, Jan. 10, at Central hail. Sixth and Sew
enth streets. Particular pains have been
taken to make the musical part success
Miss Yates the missionary speals at the
First Baptist church this morning, in the af-
ternoon at Woodland Park and in the even
ing at Hebron church, closing her labors in
St Paul tomorrow evening. when she ad-
dresses the Emmanuel Baptist church, on
West Seventh street.
On the evening of Feb. 81 Battery A. First
artillery of the state will hold patriotic
meeting, to celebrate Washington's birth
day Cthe 21st being the nearest drill night of
the battery. A number of prominent citizens
will speak after the short drill and coffee
and hard tack will be served
The cantata of Queen Esther" is to be re-
peated by request Of large number of citi-
zens, Tuesday evening, at Conover Music
hall. The chorus will consist of fifty voices.
The capitol is to have the luxury of a cigar
of the corridor previously occupied by the
visitors register, and Sam Lowenstein will
be the proprietor Of the establishment
The Pike, Church 4 oren company, with
Sopi'oi 'tOoh VI SJVVoV, HlSu articles OF IN
corporation Yesterday in the Office of the
secretary of state. The incorporators are
R. E. and S. N. Pike. and C. G. Oren, of
Minneapolis; o. F. Church, of ST. Paul. and
H. S. Lord, of Duluth. The firm proposes to
transact general business in seeds, fruit
and produce.
Ellsworth Circle No. 8. ladies of the G.. A.
IL, Will install its officers tomorrow evening.
The following are elected: President Mrs
Helen, NJ. Irish junior vice. Mrs. r. F. Ell
bridge; Junior vice Miss Bertha Cole; sec
retary. Mrs. Lilah Saunder; treasurer Mrs.
Martha Swiss; chaplain. Mrs. Margaret Cham
pertain: conductor, Miss Nina Hurd Abra-
nam Lincoln circle, of Minneapolis, will at
w. T. bartholomew, Of East Orange, N J.
registered at the Ryan yesterday.