The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-28
6 AINT Paul.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Christian F. Meyer filed deed Of assign
ment yesterday TO John F. Meyer.
The next dance of the Soan-Ge-Ta-Ha club
will occur at Oxford hall April 20.
The Cathedral Sacred Thirst society will
meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Cretin
hall, Fort and Sixth streets
The socialists will be addressed upon IIhe
Social Effects of Machinery" at 3 O'CLOCK
this afternoon at Assembly hall.
St. Paul Camp No: l. Sons Of Veterans rams
and Ladies' Aid society will hold a camp
fire at Central hall Monday evening.
Owing to the failure to secure quorum, the
grand jury did not hold a session yesterday
afternoon. 1t will convene at p. m tomor-
row, as usual.
The library Of the St. Paul Teachers asso-
citation will be closed during the vacation Of
the city schools, and the days will not be
counted against those who have books out.
The man found dead in the north yards Of
the Burlington Railway company Tuesday
night still lies unidentified at the undertaking
rooms Of Mccarthy & Donnelly, and will be
buried this morning at the expense OF the
county.
The Manhattan club is scheduled for one
of their entertainments on Wednesday even
ing next. 1t will take place at Union hall
and will undoubtedly be one Of the events in
the dancing season.
Miss Clara H. Allison will give a stereop
ticon lecture at Atlantic Congregational
church, Bates and Conway streets, Monday.
The topics illustrated will be Scotland, Eng
travel.
pile Of sawdust in the engine room Of the
Bohn Manufacturing company's plant at East
st. Paul took fire last night at 7:25, and for a
short time caused some apprehension, al
though the blaze was eXtinguished without
damage.
Robert Brown, aged years, and Joseph
Weinerstein, aged years, the young horse
thieves, had their hearing before Judge Twohy
yesterday and were certified to the district
court as proper subjects for confinement in the
state industrial school.
The Primary Sunday School Teachers union
met at House of Hope church this afternoon.
A review of the quarters lessons was given
by Miss A. L. Stegner The second quarterly
examination of the normal Bible and training
lessons was conducted by Mrs. j. H. Ran
DALI
Franklin Lodge No. 2. A. o. T. W, held
a very interesting session Thursday evening.
Past Grand Workman Lloyd and all Of the
newly elected officers Of the grand lodge
attended in a body. There were a number
of brothers present from other lodges. Thurs
day evening, April s, a special programme
will be presented.
Prof. Windsor, who has been lecturing in
Assembly hall during the past week, will de-
liver a lecture this evening under the
spices of the trades and labor assembly
The professors views on social questions are
not Of the prevailing character and an inter-
esting discourse may be expected A must
cal and literary programme will be rendered
during the evening.
SlSter Dolores, OF the NlSltatlon convent,
who seriously burned by the explosion
of a lamp three weeks ago, died yesterday.
Sister Dolores was a resident of Dubuque
To-, and had been connected with the Vista
ton convent here for a number of years. She
was a niece of John Kerwin, president of the
board of control. The funeral will take place
this afternoon from the Convent Of the Vista
ton, Robert and Thirteenth streets.
A select literary and musical entertainment
will be given at Plymouth Congregational
church, Wabasha street and Summit avenue.
An excellent programme, comprising num-
bers by Miss Florence Page, Mrs. Allen
Krieger, G. G. Fairchild Franklin Kreiger
and the Symphonic quartette. Charles Frink,
of st. Cloud, viOlinst of rare ability will
make his first appearance before a st. Paul
audience.
The Swedish people living in the vicinity
OF Wells and Payne avenues will be given
a very rare musical treat Wednesday at
SJoberg's hall. Miss Augusta Wicklund and
Miss Gerda Lund are the prime movers in
the event which will be Of excellent musical
and literary merit. The Orpheus Singing So
ciety Of Minneapolis, will sing several num-
bers. Other portions of the programme will
be filled by Miss Wicklund Miss Lund, Oscar
Anderson, Emil DAHL Prof. Justus Lund-
berg, H. L. Baeckman and the Orpheus
Quartette.