The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-18
s AlN PAUL
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

viii Whites wheel was stolen from the
Germania Life building Tuesday.
Unity Philosophical society holds an open
meeting tonight in the Endicott building
William A. Robertson filed a deed OF as
signment yesterday to Edwin NJ Ware.
The Luxemburger society have their annual
picnic at Harris park near Fort smelling
today. There will be races and other games
a meeting of the members and eX-members
of Company d has been called to meet to-
morrow evening at the company rooms IN the
armory.
f. ii. Dayton. custodian of the city hall,
suffered slight stroke Of apopleXy while in
his office yesterday. DR.. BoXen is attend
ing him.
TIE railway clerks of the Twin Cities will
meet Monday night at o'clock at the St.
Paul x Duluth general offices to perfect the
arrangements for their annual picnic, Aug.
Z and s.
w. J. McGu!ggan, formerly connected with
the police department of st. Paul, who was
stricken with paralysis several months ago,
has opened news and cigar store at Alb
Jackson street.
The dog catchers have collected 81, 800 this
year as a result of two months work. Dur
ing the month just passed the catchers have
not collected enough to pay more than two
thirds of their salaries.
The petition of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Wright
for the adoption OF Louisa Giatz, aged two
and a half years, was granted by the dis
trict court yesterday, the father of the child
Rev. C. S. Whitney, of Savannah Ill,
will deliver the sermon at st. Paul's Episco-
pal church this morning at II o'clock. In
the evening q. NJ. P. Pridham will deliver
an address to young men on Success in
Life"
Ellsworth Circle No. s. Ladies Of the G. A.
r., will entertain comrades and friends of
p. B. Parker Camp No. l. Union Veterans
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. David Swank,
SO9 South Exchange street.
Sheriff John Wagner received a letter yes
terday from John C. Brown, a lawyer of
Willow Springs, Howell county, Mo-, asking
for the address of Andrew McGlinn, who re-
sided in Ramsey county, Mimi, in 1860, and
in that year bought lands in Southeast Mis-
souri,
The programme at the SpiritIalistic camp
meeting today is as follows: a. m, emil
dren's lyceum; 1890 a. M, United Ban of
Harmony by Mrs. Lepper; $50 p. m, lecture
by Mrs. Leo F.. Prior; 4:S0 p. m, Benjamin f.
Foster. test seance; p. M, public test
seance.
regular meeting of the Father Mathew
society will be held at their hail, corner of
Sikh and Fort streets, at p. m. today
waited generally, and the society feel a justi-
fable pride in saying that they have as com
modious and pleasant place of meeting as
any society in the Twin Cities.
A letter dated July 10, 1897, from the COM
missioner of banking and insurance of New
Jersey,Aadmits the Order of Minnehaha, Of
this city, to do business in that state. This
fraterpal order is one of the latest to be
Presented to the public. DR.. S. G. Ginner is
supreme president and Andrew P. Swan
StrOm supreme secretary.
The picnic and excursion of Rice Camp
No. g. Modern Woodmen of the World, takes
place next Sunday The committee has spared
no time and expense to make, it success.
The steamer Fora Clark and barge are char
tered for the occasion. and with Brose's
Mandolin orchestra, will make a flying trip
to ShakODee. MINI.
The Northwest Legion of Honor will give
its annual picnic at Lake Shore, White Bear.
Wednesday next. There will be dancing and
a programme of sports, including a game Of
base bali between teams captained by Will
lam Pitt Murray and H. Thompson. There
will be special train service.
Mrs. ]. L. Cohoon, wife of ]. L. Cohoon,
state agent of the Phoenix Insurance COM
pany of Brooklyn, N. Y, died yesterday at
St. Joseph's hospital. She was twenty-eght
years old and daughter of Capt. H. H. Pal
mer, Of Red Oak Ia, to which place the re-
mains will be sent today. Mr.. and Mrs. Co
hoon, came here recently from Iowa, and
were old time friends of A. N. Gray and
Moses Folsom, who with others were shocked
at her sudden death.