St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-01
Ar SUNDAY BREAKFAsT.
Col. Coe, of New York, is stopping at the

Col Coo, of New York, is stopping at the
Ryan.
August Becketon was examined in the
probate court yesterday and discharged.
The committees on claims printing and
public records. of the county commissioners
held meetings yesterday.
Scarlet fever prevails at I07 West Fourth
street and diphtheria a. 424 University ave-
nue. aud 1913 Payne avenue.
The regular business meeting or the White
Shield league will be held at the home, 30
West Fifth street. Monday afternoon at
2:3O.
William II. Cogin. of $50 Dakota avenue,
was yesterday appointed to the police force
by Mayor Smith. 20 ill the vacancy caused by
the dismissal OF Policeman Leyde.
c. E. Diekermaa gets nothing at all for
having been hustled by a union depot en-
plOye. The verdict brought in yesterday
morning was for the defendant.
Anthony Katrina and Robert Mshaek, Bo-
hcmian lads from the flats, were arrested by
Policeman Ross last night tor the larceny of
three boxes Of raisins from alowertoWn gro
Gerry.
Thomas Wagner. an iron moulder, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Policeman
Matak on = warrant sworn out by his wife,
charging him with failure to support his
family.
In mentioning the matter of the application
OF Nicholas Schroeder for a pardon. it was
stated he was Il wealthy man. This seems
not 10 be the case. he is really man Of small
means.
First UniverSaliSt society, Rev. ". s. Vail.
pastor. Subject The Archbishop's Dream
Catholic America Services i'll Society
hall, corner Of Tenth and ST Peter streets,
with entrance on Tenth.
Bank elearances yesterday were 1913, $50;
for the week. Si,42o.9o6; for the CORE
snonding week last year, S3220.7l5; for the
month, S32.6 9. g39: for the month of No
vember, ISSS, SIS. SS9,97
Mrs. T. Stumpt, Of 2222 South Twelfth
street, St Louis, writes to Mayor Smith FOR
information Of her brother, Karl Habenland,
who is supposed to have emigrated TO st.
Paul from Necklenburg. Germany. thirty-fiye
years ago. No such man Is known.
The fifth annual excursion under the au-
spices OF the A E. Johnson Steamship CON-
pany for Norway and sweden left this city
Tor Chicago yesterday over the Albert Lea
route. There We're 100 persons in the party,
ali Of whom intend spending the Christmas
holidays abroad.
There viii be a meeting at 3ST Wabasha
Street Room 1, Saturday. Dec 2, 1889. at 8
,. H., Of the young gentlemen interested in
The formation Of the new company for the
Third regiment 10 perfect organization.
Young men Of good social standing will be
welcome, especially former members of
Eastern regiments.
The Ramsey County Teachers association
held its semi-annual election OF officers this
afternoon al the county superintendeEts Of
fee. A. W. GUtridge was elected presid-
ent, Miss Kate FarwelI vice president and
Miss 0ctavia Beaudet secretary and tleas-
urer. On account of the Christmas holidays
the next meeting was postponed till the last
Saturday in January.
The committee who have had charge Of
the midday meetings at III East Third
street. in conference with Secretary 7. c.
Norton and the other officers of the Young
Mems Christians association. have decided to
Change the place for holding these meetings
10 the Y. NJ. C. 4. rooms. corner Of Wabasha
and Ninth streets. Hereafter a midday
prayer meeting will be held each day from
12:l5 to o'clock. On Saturday the topic will
be the Sunday school lesson for the following
Sabbath as heretofore.
Mayor Smith was incliued to resent the
statement in yesterday mornings GLOBE
that he had "a touch of the investigation
fever" The mayor Informed a reporter that
heescaped the contagion, and that his exam
fnatiOn OF certain employment agents was
due 10 complaints entered at his Office by
people who claimed to have been victim
ized.- The complaints entered at his office
against Wallow, Miller & Co.. one of the &C
FUSED firms, were dismissed, the evidence
introduced showing to the mayors satisfac-
ton that they had been guilty OF no irreg
Ular practices.