The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-30
ST. PAUL BREVITIEs.

Mayor Doran today named A. ]. Elmquist
and A. M. Bartlett poundmasters
Archbishop Ireland will preach in the
cathedral at the 1890 mass tomorrow.
The election Of officers of the public school
union will be held May 8, in the assembly
hall of the Central high school.
The second Indictment against William
Keefe, charging subornation of perjury,
was nolled yesterday In the district court
-Tamul David, the Hindoo evangelist, has
decided not to visit St. Paul at this tine
date.
The term Of enlistment of the seibert
Third regiment band in the state guard ex-
pires on May II. The band will not volunteer
to go to war.
The bricklayers will hold weekly meet
ings during the season. The scale Of 40 cents
for a nine-hour work day has been accepted
by the builders.
The St. Paul Rod and Gun club will hold
it's first shoot Of the season this afternoon
at 1:30 o'clock at the Kittsondale grounds,
on the interurban line.
The secretary's report to the cigarmakers'
union Thursday night shows only three Of
the l67 members unemployed: Three sick
benefit claims were allowed. Two new men,
bers were initiated.
The national officers of the Brewers
union have notified the local brewery work.
ers that a movement Is to be commenced for
a nine-hour work day rule. The movement
will be opened In Milwaukee.
Herman Shark, the driver for the National
Steam laundry, who was arrested for leav-
ing his horse unhitehed upon the street, was
arragned before or Jgdgs Twohy
rs Erwin Friend of the Laboring
MANI" will be the subject for discussion at
formal debate at Rice park Sunday, at 8
o'clock, between Herbert Shaw, of the Social
ist Labor party, and L. A. Cornick.
There will be Prohibition rally at 1861
Grand avenue, next door to Roy's grocery,
Manchester Saturday evening The speakers
are Prof. George S. Innis. Newton R. Frost
tette will sing.
THE Battlefieids of the World" is the
subject of lecture to be given this evening
at the First Swedish NJ. 2. church, Tenth and
Temperance streets, by Rev. W. A. Spencer,
D. D.. Of Philadelphia, secretary Of the board
of church extension.
The usual gospel temperance meeting of
the Central w. c. r. u. tonight at Volun-
teer's hall on Jackson street. between Sew
enth and Eighth, will be addressed by Rev.
F. B. Cowgirl, of the First M E. church.
on 1.-THE Battle of Life" There will be good
music.
The Commercial club cyclers installed
Mr.. and Mrs Woodwork In the clubs new
house ait Como. The house is now being
furnished and will soon be ready for occu-
pancy. The formal opening will take place
May z. The club has adopted a cap of white
duck, with black band, on which the letters
c. G. G. appear.
West st. Paul Lodge No. "a, Order of
Hermann Sons, will celebrate its twelfth
anniversary with an entertainment and ball
at Union hall, on the West side tonight.
The affair promises to be great success.
The members of the lodge will be assisted by
members Of Koenig Louise Lodge No. 5, who
will furnish part of the programme.
st. Paul Lodge No. 2, Order of Mnnehaha,
met at Vasa hall Tuesday evening The
presiding officer for the evening was Vice
President Miss Annie Walpole. Several ap-
plications for membership were received aft
er which members and friends joined In a
card party and dance Supper was served at
10 o'clock, and all arrangements for the
evening were carried out to the satisfaction
Clark. The exemplifcation of the Degree of
Minnehaha will take place next Tuesday
evening All members are urgently request
ed to attend and meet the officers of the su-
preme grand lodge.