The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-23
SAIN Paul.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The board Of abatement will meet next
week at the call of the chairman.
The district court and police court 40,
journed yesterday afternoon for the 1unerai
of W. F. Dickinson
The ladies Of Acker w. r. c. VIII give
reception to that post at its hall Saturday
evening at O'Clock.
Garfield Corps No. 5 will meet this after
noon at A. o. U. w. Temple They VIII en-
terrain saltwater corps with o o CLOCK tea'
Tha stata hoard of examiners at law con-
Quoted an examination Of about twenty can,
didates for admission to the bar at the capi'ol
yesterday.
SECRETARY of State Berg has gone into
f,b5saeo county it is said to escape the rush
If applicants for the new clerkship created
in that Office.
Insurance Commissioner Dearth yesterday
admitted the Loyal Mystic Legion, OF Hase-
inEs. Neb., to do business in this state II IL
a fraternal insurance order
Walter McNabb an Insurance agent, was
tried In the municipal court yesterday on lI u
charge of assault and battery preferred py ~.
f. Allen. Judge Twohy required McNdpp "
sign bond to keep the peace.
The Progressive Industrial club filed articles
of incorporation with the secretary OF sCaIe
yesterday, the incorporators being j. w.
PRESIDENT: Louis F. De Lyons, secretary
John b. Stokes, treasurer, and Z. r: Waus'
l. W. Hutchinson, w: R. Hall, Jonn Charles
ton and LIttleton R. Stowell, directors.
Another OF the popular uIihS SoCin49, o9
given by the retail clerks union, occurred
last evening at Assembly hall. A programme
of musical and literary numbers preceoeu d
hop. with which the event closed: me PIo-
gramme included a vocal solo by J. ID: Pe1eT-
son. recitations by Misses Gregory and Lunu.
solo by Louis Nash, and piano solos py
Charles Pegley.
Peter Pierre. an old resident Of Oak Dale,
washington county, died yesterday at ms
home. He was seyenty-hve years OF age anu
was born in Germany. He is survived by
family OF five sons and three daughters. he
had been a resident OF Oak Dale since 1873.
The funeral services will be held from the
Guardian Angels church, al Oak Dale, To-
morrow morning at $50 o'clock
Coleman McDonough, a laborer living at
1921 Dawson street, was taken 10 me city
hospital from the union depot yesterday, SUI
fering from injuries received in falhhg from
the window Of an Omaha passenger tram
near Belle Plain. McDonough oroppeue
parcel out Of the window, and leaning aIIer
II was himself precipitated to the ground. ne
train was running at fifteen miles an nouF
and IL is thought the man may nave peeli
internally injured. McDonough left st. PAU
several days ago to seek employment.
Comrade julie G. Lumbard, the OLD soldler
rhO became famous and most useIul 10 tne
MON army because of his ability to sing
trictic songs, is to sing at a concert at the
ople's church tomorrow evening, ana al
gements have been made for all u. A. H.
nbers to hear him for half price. NJ r.
Jams commander Acker Post NO Il; u
- Fisher commander Garfield Post No. 3.
and L. H. Bryant, commander general ora
Post No. 90 have joined in urging the al
tendance of the old guard. Mayor Doran
saws: From an early and personal acqualnt-
snce with the Hubbard boys and knowledge
of their great service to the country, l can
most heartily unite in urging all old soldierS
to give Mr. Hubbard a good nearing ano
most hearty reception"