The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-08
SAIN 7 Paul
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The federal grand jury will convene next
TUee1ay
Henry ]. Horn, of this city, received a
telegram yesterday announcing the deatn OIL
his sister, Sally E. Horn, in Phllaoelphla'
Raphael Lassett of Chicago, has taken
charge of the sheet music and small goous
department of the COnover Music company.
The schedule of the assets and liabilities OF
the Stella Drug company was hleu yesleLu Iat
The liabilities are 81, 1893 and the assets
81, 369.1O.
Charles Johnson. John Mccarthy. Ed. Rich
ards Ed. Hunt and n. NJ. Nelson were sent
to the workhouse yesterday Tor thlrV uays
for yagrancy.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society of the
Emmanuel Baptist Church will meet Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. John }. Ellls,
1145 West Seventh street
The state department of public lnstruc-
ton Yesterday Endorsed the advanced normal
school diploma of Miss Mabel (. Tomllnson
as a state professional certificate for life.
Washington Lodge No. "A. X. P. will hold
public installation of officers at the hall III
the Bowlby block next Friday evening. The
exercises will be concluded about p. M and
the remainder of the evening will be devoted
TO dancing.
Manager L. Z. Stronach, of the Newmarket
Stock company and Landlord Theodore Cans,
OF the Capital hotel, will settle their differ
ences to Stronach'S board Dill before Judge
Orr this morning.
Rev. Charles Ingls, evangelist and author
of religious books, of London, Eng, will be
in the city today. He will deliver an ad-
dress at the Gospel tabernacle, on Market
street, from to p. m.
The Manetta Social club held a meeting last
evening at the residence OF q. Mannhart on
Goodrich avenue. and decided on giving an
other dance about the first OF February. Inc
club will hold another meeting next week
and decide on the date and hall
The funeral of the late w. w. Severy, of
Webster, s. D., who died Monday morning IN
this city. will be held at Dampier's chapel
5l3 Wabasha street this afternoon at 2:3O.
1t viii be conducted by Ancient Landmark
Lodge No 3, a. F. and A. NJ.
r. r. Jones and the St. Paul Elevator COM
pany have notified Health Commissioner Stone
that the debris from the elevator fire will be
cleaned up within two weeks. If this agree
ment is carried out the complaint against
Jones for violating the health ordinance will
be dismissed.
A musical service will be given next Sun
day evening at Park Congregational church,
Holly avenue and Mackubin street. The reg
ular choir viii be enlarged by twelve voices,
besides one or two sOlOists who will assist.
The Christmas musical programme will be
repeated.
Mrs. J. A. Lintner, of Albany, wife Of the
New York state entOmologist is in the city,
summoned by the dangerous condition of her
son, who was so terribly injured in the ex
plOsiOn at the street railway power house
Christmas afternoon. Mr.. Lintner is critical
ly i'll.
Matthew Richardson, W. H. Blair and AL
bert y. Blair the three men who were bound
over by United States Commissioner Abbott
TO await the order of removal to Wisconsin.
where they are charged with counterfeiting,
will be taken before Judge Lochren this
morning Judge Lochren will make the
der of removal.
The primary teachers of the First Methodist
Episcopal church have arranged to answer
Instruct and care for little ones during ser
vice Sabbath mornings. so that mothers who
do not wish to leave their children with the
servant who have one with whom to
leave them attend church and know that
their little ones are well cared for in the pri-
mary room beloW.
George Heller Joseph Sopp and John Wyn-
art, who are accused Of having figured in
disturbance at the Palm Garden, corner of
Wabasha and Eighth streets Wednesday
night, went before Judge Orr yesterday to ans
to the charge Of disorderly conduct and
their cases were continued until this morn
ing. A. Weinholzer. the proprietor of the
place. was arraigned on q similar charge, and
will have a hearing at the same time.