The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-11
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The January term CT the United States
court. Judge Lochren presiding, VIII open to-
day.
Deputy .. s. Marshal T. J. Monahan, of
Duluth. called at the trit,d States marshal's
office yesterday.
c. D. Brumhed and H. Bcgart, United
States Guage:s have been called 10 Pel.in
Ill.,, on special duty.
D. c: Lightbourn. Of Ada. formerly deputy
state insurance commissioner, a caller
az the state house yesterday.
Scarlet fever reported at the health
Office today existing ct 1f20 Burns avenue.
ard diphtEeria ct 334 Edmund street.
These taking part in the Fiks' minstrel
show, which is outlined fer the Metropolitan
next month. will meet at .lks' hall this even
ing for rehearsal.
Postmaster Smith reports that the total re-
ceipts CT the st. Paul sCstofice for 1897 were
$3.50 The total receipts for the year
1896 were $500 2l9.57.
William E. Bcnney. CT Kansas City. Mo-.
will lecture tonight at Odd Fellows hall. Fifth
and Wab%sha streets. Subject: Religion
Past Present and Future"
N,ightors of ST. Paul Camp No. Sol, NJ.
W: OF A. will hold their annual reception
this evening at Cambridge hall, and not Elks'
hail previously announced.
The Trades and Labor assembly will hold
its semi-annual meeting Friday evening. Of
ficers will be nominated for the election which
will take place two weeks later.
The twenty second annual meeting of the
st. Paul Society for the Relief Of the Poor
will be held in Relief hall. 141 East Ninth
street. this afternoon at o'clock.
There will be a meeting of clergymen in
the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms this afternoon at
o'clock to talk over plans for a theological
library to be established in st. Paul.
DR.. s. G. Smith and B. F. Nelson yesterday
morning fled their oaths of Office as mem
Der of the board CT university regents and
the board CT prison managers respectively
The state board of directors, Modern Wood
men. have selected st. Paul as the place OF
rE.fo I'd q "
will be held Jan. 20. The directors will audit
the accounts of the officers and make out the
per capita tax.
The Swedish hospital, of Minneapolis. was
incorporated yesterday by Rev. c. j. Petri,
Nagnus Lunnow, Rev. f. A. Skogsbergn'
Aaron Carlson. A. P. Anderson, Emanuel o.
Stone, Olaf Bodien, A: T Darelius Andrew
Dahlgren. Andrew Holt, - nix o. Sueed and
Charles J. Johnson.
Theodore d. Parsons died Saturday Of par
aIys.s at his lodging, 2Sl West Third street.
He was ifty-two years od and for the past
twenty years has been bOokkeeper for the St
Paul Foundry company. Mr.. Parsons was
born in Pittsburg, N. Y, and lived in Min
nesota thirty years. He was unmarried.
Three weeks hence the Socialist Labor party
will meet and decide whether OF not to file
the ticket nominated at the recent conven-
ton. d. A. Potter was yesterday elected
chairman of the association Mr.. Potter Will
also be organizer. E. Lewis was elected sec
rotary; L. Bergh, financial secretary, and A.
Bergensen, treasurer.
Persons who have sent late requests for
invitations to the assembly, D. A. R. and
have net received badges up to Tuesday
evening. will find them awaiting them at
the Ryan at the time of the assembly. Mrs:
Edgerton will be there at o'clock, ana
desires an early interview with all "Daugh-
tiers" who wish to see her concerning badges.
The ironmolders union yesterday elected the
following officers: President, George w.
Puppy; vice president, w. Anderson; financial
secretary F. N. Fahey; corresponding secre-
tary, NJ Svedal; treasurer, D. A. Potter; con-
ner; trustees, NJ. ]. Harry, E. Currie and A.
Kracht; delegates to trades and labor assem-
bly,, John OToole and E. Currie A challenge
was issued by Dwight Potter for debate on
Socialism vs. Trade Unionism."