The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-18
ST. PAUL BREv1TIEs.

The Daily Recorder will issue two editions
daily, commencing Monday next.
Twin City lodge, Odd Fellows, conferred the
second degree last Thursday night and will
confer the third degree next Thursday even
ing
Notices of issue and trial must be filed in
the office of the clerk of the United States
circuit court today for cases to be set for the
June term.
Chief Deputy Sheriff Frank Robert dispensed
700 cigars in the court house yesterday in
honor Of the advent of the fourth successive
boy at his house.
1t is reported that Maj. H. F. Hoyt. of St.
Paul, has been assigned to the position Of
chief surgeon on the First division, Third
army corps, coI1nanded by Gen. Fred Grant.
The Senior Loyal Temperance Legion, Of
Hamline, will meet next Monday evening in
the w. G. T. U. reading rooms, on Smelling
avenue A cordial Invitation IL extended o
all.
Hanoa;k Encampment, I. o. o. F., worked
the patraochal COINED rule and royal purple
degrees at Its last meeting and Will again
confer the patriarchal degree Monday even
ing.
building permit was issued yesterday to
Griggs, Cooper & Co., for $1,000 worth of re-
pairs on the brick block occupied by the firm
on East Third street, between -Wacouta and
Rosabel streets.
will visit the new capitol building Monday
morning in body, Immediately after the ses-
sion OF the chamber. Citizens who desire to
accompany the members are invited.
The primary Sunday school teachers will
meet in the House of Hope parlors this after
noon: Mrs. g: A. Hunt will present the
lesson. The Rising Lord The normal
esson will be taught by Mrs. Randall.
The Royal Templars Temperance FraternaI
Assessment company, of buffalo NJ Y was
admitted to do business In this state by In
surance Commissioner Dearth yesterday The
only condition of membership is total absti-
nence.
The fusion wing of the Populist party has
selected f. N. Stacy as chairman. The other
members of the executive committee are
Thomas Meighen, w. r. Hodge Frank War
ner, F. N. Stacy, A. F. Hendrickson, Rich
ard Glayin
The st. Paul and Minneapolis Cigar and
Tobacco Journal has issued an extra edition
giving the new tariff law as 1t effects the
tobacco trade. The rules that will be followed
by the internal revenue collector are fully
noted and complete copy of the new law
given.
Congressman F. M. Eddy. of the Seventh
district, called on friends at the capitol yes
terday. Elmer E. Adams, of Fergus Fails,
chairman OF the Republican congressional
district, was also In the city. Mr.. Eddy will
remain in the state until after the congress
sional convention, June %.
State Treasurer Koerner today received
telegram from Senator Davis stating that, in
accordance with the request OF the & ate
board of investment wired him last evening
he had filed application with the treasury
department. to purchase for the state school
and university fuds s2Oo,0oo of the new gov
eminent bonds about to be issued.
The following wall paper dealers and dec
orators have agreed to close their respec i've
places of business at p. m. Saturdays from
June IA till Sept. 1: Weidenborner & Co.,
Bazille & Partridge, VIM. A Lohlker. Ame:i.
can Wall Paper company, Schwartz Decorat-
Ing company, P. schollert, ST. Paul Wal;
Paper company, F. R. Mann q Son and RiSe
Bros. & Co