St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-03
S ain T Paul.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

meeting Of the board of aldermen is
palled for this evening.
Diphtheria is reported at 1863 Rice street
and 194 Sherburne avenue.
Miss Birdena Farwell, of Chicago, is Wis
Iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B.
Earwell, OF S2l Selby avenue.
Brig. Gen. Mcdonald and staff will attend
the inspection of st. Paul Division No. 2,
uniform rank, X. of p, at Pythian hall TO-
night.
The Griffin Wheel company secured permit
yesterday to make $4,000 worth Of alterations
and additions to their shops at the old har-
Hester works.
Manager Scott, of the Metropolitan, has
gone to New York to complete his bookings
for the season and to arrange a few dates
for next season.
Unity Temple No. 8, Rathbone Sisters,
will hold its regular meeting in the new
hall, Sixth and Seventh streets, this even
Ing at 80 o'clock.
Pat Maloney, one of the oldest and most
popular conductors on the coast division Of
the Northern Pacific railway, died at Ia
coma yesterday.
This evening at s p. m. Rev. John Gmeiner
will deliver an illustrated lecture on Pic
turesque America" before the Fenelon Read
ing circle at Cretin hall.
The II. S. Nuttins Fire EXtinguishing COM
pany yesterday filed with the secretary of state
II certificate that $4,000 of their 500, 900 cap
ital stock has been paid in.
Manager bitt and wife will leave tonight
plete arrangements for the production of "A
Tammany Tiger" early next month.
State Auditor Dunn yesterday received from
the state Insurance department statement
of receipts for February, as follows: Taxes,
E517S.l9; fees, $S,445; total, $50, 62319
The Tonssaint LOverture Literary Society
of ST. Peter Claver's Church will meet this
evening at the hall, Aurora and Harrington.
Subject. IAN Evening With Longfellow."
The Settlement club senate met last night
n9rlOFS ha
subject for the debate was, Resolved, That
Labor Shall Form the Basis of Our Cur
renCy."
The board of public works made a favorable
report yesterday on the preliminary order to
narrow the roadway and curb and boulevard
Qsceola avenue from Pleasant avenue to Vic
toria street.
The committees having in charge the va
rious lines of preparation for the coming
Grand Army encampment will meet this
evening in the commercial club rooms and
talk over plans.
The report Of the board of control for
February shows total expenditures amount
Ing to $6.5SS.S4, made up follows: Hospital
$,OS742; almshouse, $1,O3S.27; outdoor re-
lief, $1,e92.13; salaries, $72O.S2.
The Young WOmen's Friendly association
has appointed the following gentlemen to
serve on the advisory board: Col. R. NJ.
Newport, chairman; Judge Brill, J. P. Crib
ben, T. l.. Schumacher, S. S. Tompkins f.
G.. lngersOll and T. c. Field
The second lecture in the Church club series
on Christian Unity will be delivered this
evening at o'clock at Christ church by Rev.
Harry P. Nichols. Subject; THE Holy
Scriptures" All persons are cordially invited
to attend this course of free lectures.
The Church of Our Father, of st. Anthony
Park, was incorporated yesterday by Julius
II. Held, Cordelia A. Cudworth, Anna Larsen,
J. M. Getchel, Ida G. Sewall Mary L. Tall
madge, w w. and Josephine H. Clark.
Tonight there will be a grand young peo-
pies rally at Mackubin street chapel First
NJ. E. church, Ashland avenue and Mackub-
In street. This will also be the st. Paul Ep-
worth League union regular monthly meet
Ing, Everybody invited.
Mrs. Cora Hammond, of this city, received
news yesterday from Lowell Mass. Of the
death of her husband Ambrose 3. Ham
mond, aged fifty-tWo. He was a soldier in
the war. enlistfng at the age of seventeen
in the First Maine regiment. He re-enlisted
in the Tenth Maine, serving two years. and
then re-enIisted In the Fifteenth Massachu-
setts- battery, serving until the end of the
war.