The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-10

Camp No s, K. o. T. M, will meet to-
night at it's hall, Fifth and Wabasha
streets. There are five members to be
initiated, and a social entertainment will
be given, which announcement promises
\ big attendance of the meeting.
Vasa League Picnic-The Vasa league
will hold a picnic at Smiths Park. Forest
Lake, Sunday next.
AfrO-American Evangelist = Mrs.
Lena Mason, the Afro-American Evange-
list, is preaching at st. James A. M. E.
church every night this week.
Gone to New YOrk-Insurance Com
missioner O'Shaugnessy has gone to New
York. He viii visit a number of other
cities in which the larger insurance COM
panies have their headquarters before re-
turning.
Minnesota Veterans-Mayor Kiefer
and Gen. Bishop have called meeting
of the veterans of the old Second Mime
sofa to meet Friday at II o'clock in the
mayors office to discuss plans for re-
union during the state fair
Hop at WiIdWOOd-The first of the
series of informal hops announced for
Wildwood was given in the pavilion last
evening. Quite a large crowd was pres
ent, and the occasion passed off most
successfully. The Twin City Mandolin
club provided the music
Discharged From the AsyIum-Clerk
Of Probate Sundberg was yesterday noti-
fled by Supt. Kilbourne of the discharge
bn T0OcLacfay- Of toll
II. Middleton committed April 10, 1899,
and Edward e. Anderson committed
March % 1899.
st. PauI's Building Gain-The table
compiled by the Construction News of
Chicago, giving the figures for building
operations in the twenty-one leading
cities of the country for July places st.
Paul eleventh in the list. AS compared
with the corresponding month for 1898, the
gain for st. Paul was 81 per cent.
The Row WAS Brief-Edward La
Mott. arrested for disorderIy conduct at
st. Peter and Seventh streets Tuesday
evening, failed to appear in the police
court yesterday. and forfeited SIS bail
money. La Mott was taking a disabled
friend home when an outsider interfered
and there was a brief row.
Attacked by Il D0g-Joseph Horn, a
nine-year-old boy living at 315 East Sew
enth street, was bitten yesterday morn
ing by a dog said to belong to Louise
Merrid, living at AS Broadway street.
The boy was playing on the street when
the dog attacked him. The brute bit the
lad slightly on the calf of the left leg.
Teachers ExaminatiOnS-The ex-
animation of papers submitted by the
candidates for state teachers certificates
will begin today. Forty prominent teach
ers from the high schools and graded
schools of the state will be engaged in
the work SDesks have been arranged in
the representatives hall at the capitol.
Planning an Observation-Disclosures
Adjt. Gen. Nuremberg is in the city to-
day endeavoring to induce the Mime
apolis & st. Louis railroad officials to
run an excursion train from st. Paul to
Carver Aug. 20. the date of the annual
reunion of the Carver county veterans of
the Civil war.
Gone to ItascR Park-Gov Lind, JUS
tice Mitchell, of the supreme court and
Attorney General Douglas have gone to
Itasca park They expect to combine
business with an outing for pleasure.
They will inspect the park and also look
over the lands which it is proposed to
annex to the park.
Crowds at COnO-The change in the
weather stimulated the attendance at
Como Park last evening in a decided
manner, and one Of the largest audiences
of the week paid tribute to the excel
lence of the programme rendered by the
Danz band with frequent and remonstra-
tive applause. Tonights programmes will
include as the selection "Celebre,"
fantasia by Ripley. entitled AN Evening
in Manila With the Thirteenth Mime