St. Paul daily globe., 1886-05-04

be delivered this evening at oclock in the
Central Presbyterian church. Subject: The
Antiquity and Genesis Of Man.
Pianos and house furniture removed very
cheap, also domestics furnished on short no.
tice, at Kent's pac kage delivery and employ
ment Office, 200 West Seventh street.
Thomas O'Brien and John La Pond were
arrested last night for diSorderly conduct at
the union depot. La Fond resisted and had q
double charge placed against his name.
James Brown and Frank Honde were ar
raigned before United States Cordozo
yesterday for selling liquor to Indians at
Little Falls They furnished $500 bonds each.
The party Of roughs who assaulted Officers
Hopping and HOenk were before the city
court yesterday, the case again going over
until the 18th. Officer Hoenk continues to
improve.
The st. Paul coopers have won their point
in prices, and no strike will follow. The
prices agreed upon are: H, so cents; Il,
rs cents; u, 80 cents, and As cents for pork
barrels.
May Phelps, who assaulted one of her girls
named Minnie Palmer, on Saturday night,
with a hammer, was fined $40 by Judge Craig
yesterday. Minnie paid $25 for disorderly
conduct.
Fire last night destroyed the one-story
frame house and contents belonging to John
Donahue. The house is situated on Case
street in the northwestern suburbs, and the
loss is about $500, partially insured.
Mrs. Truitt and Mrs. Race were before
Judge Cory yesterday for disorderly conduct,
and gave a 500 bond to keep the peace. The
parties live on the West side, are neighborsr
and do not get along pleasantly together.
Postmaster Day requests that business
houses will mail at postOffice by $50 D. IN. or
in street boxes by p. m. all Easter mail in
order to catch the ''limited'' departing at 80
p. m, making twelve hours over matter
mailed here one hour later.
The adjutant general yesterday submitted
the following report for April: Claims filed
in April, original 10, increase 13, bounty L;
claims allowed, original IL, increase s, restor-
alton to the rolls 2, widow l; total of claims
allowed, S7,212.
Yesterday morning burglars cut the front
windows of Mrs. Fanny Finkelsteins pawn
shop, No SO East Seventh street, and sue
ceeded in getting away with a few gold
watches, other pieces of jewery and field
glasses. The thieves have not yet been ap-
pretended. i7f, '''if
AT the last meeting of the Ramsey County
German Agricultural and horticultural So
ciety they decided to give a grand ball and
supper at Turner hall on the 10Th inst. in
connection with the presentation by the Hon.
John F.Norrish of Hastings of the $3.50 banner
awarded the said society ut the las state fair
1t was enormously stated in Saturdays
GLOBE that the stonemasops were asking
$3.50 q day. They have been working
ten hours at various wages, and ask
$3 for ten hours work and nine on Saturday
Some struck yesterday, and all will strike if
their point is not ceded.
The patrol wagon was called yesterday
morning to Mendoza street to quell q strike
The workmen on an adjoining street grade
struck fer higher wages and came down in q
body to Mendoza, firing stones at the work
men on the latter street. When the officers
arrived all had dispersed.
A meeting of Jackson Street church and
Congr egatiOn last evening voted to sell the
old church property, to purchase new loca-
ton on the southwest corner of Minnesota
and Twelfth streets and also adopted the new
name of Central Park NJ. E. church. Plans
will at once be got out, and the church will
be erected within the current year it is conf
IDENTITY hoped.
The ST. Paul Athletic club held their regu-
lar meeting at their rooms, corner of Fourth
and Wabasha streets, last evening. There
was large and enthusiastic attendance and
a good deal of business transacted pertaining
to perfectlng the organization of the club.
The charter list was closed with q member
ship which insures the success of the club,
ana there is every prospect that the club will
be one of the most popular in the city. They
have secured pleasant rooms for temporary
use and hold regular meetings every Monday
evening.