St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-29
FOUND ON FRIDAY.


The council committee on gas will meet to-
night
Bank clearances yesterday were $604.
l75.17.
Company will shoot for the Collender
diamond badge this afternoon.
DA regular meeting of the board of educa-
ton will be held on Monday evening.
Katie Murphy will be examined for insanity
before the probate court at 10 O'Clock to-day.
Seven births. five deaths and three mar
riages were bulletined at the health Office
yesterday. 4t
Arrah-na-Pogue is having a splendid run
at the Peoples. The production is one of the
best seen there in some time. 50;
The case Of Ball. alias Wright, Was con-
tinued to be heard before Commissioner Nc
Cafferty, Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Thomas Williams. arrested Thursday night
for stealing a bolt of calico from an East
Seventh street dry goods store, was sent out
to the workhouse yesterday for ninety days.
John Duncan. a laborer employed by Peter
Langdon, near MeCarron's lake, was kicked
by a horse yesterday afternoon. the blow
breaking his leg. He was attended by Dr.
Ancker at the central police station and re-
moved to the city hospital.
OH Peterson, White Bear saloonkeeper,
was fined S25 before Judge Burr yesterday
morning for selling liquor on Sunday. The
complaint was made by John Lavallee, who
was recently arrested with three other men
for creating a disturbance in Peterson's
place.
Judge Theodore E. Parker. assistant corpo-
ration attorney under William Pitt Murray,
has rented offices in the Sanford block on
Wabasha street and will engage in the prac-
tice of his profession. He re-enters the Offices
which he vacated ten years ago to- begin
work for the city.
Charles Wolff, a carpenter living on West
Seventh street. near StahlmannS bre very.
got on a drunken spree last night and
Drutally assaulted his wife, pounding her
with the butt end Of revolver. Officer
Walsh arrested him Under charge of as
sault with a dangerous weapon.
The midday meeting at No. LII East Third
street to-day will be led by Rev. Y. A. Sage,
pastor of the Webster Baptist church. The
time will be- occupied in a review OF the
quarters lessons. Superintendents, teach
female, are cordially invited to attend. Hour
Of meeting, 1915 to o'clock.
Building Inspector johnson is sending out
circulars TO owners of big blocks and manu-
factories calling their attention to the recent
smoke consuming law passed by the legisla-
ture, and informing them that the law must
be compiled with. public test of a new
smoke consuming apparatus will be given at
the Edison electric light works next Tuesday
evening.
The German singing societies of ST. Paul
have united in concert to be given at Tur.
ner hall Monday evening for the benefit OF
the Seattle sufferers. The societies par.ici-
pating will be the Maennerchor, Arion. Con-
cordia, L1edertafel and Orpheus. The pro-
gramme will include mass chorus and a
chorus by each society. Fred Will has con-
tributed his orchestra. A. 81. Wagner will
give a base solo, and Mrs. Amalie Ripper Of
Minneapolis, soprano solo.
The Y. M. c. A. Bible class for beginners,
II. A. Trip, leader, will meet Sunday after.
noon at 3 clock IN the ASSOCIATION parlOr.
The meeting for men only will be held at
o'clock in the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium, and
will consist of singing, accompanied by an
orchestra, and an address by General Secre-
tary Horton. There will be an outdoor meet
ing at 5 o'clock at Rice park under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation. and will consist of singing and short
talks. Everybody is invited.
Charles Bollen, hostler formerly en-
ployed by Oscar Scott, at the corner of Sixth
and Cedar streets, was arrested last night
attempting to pass a forged check on a bar
tender at B. Vahsens saloon. Four worth
less checks to which Mr.. Scott's name had
been forged were found upon his person. ALI
Of them were for small amounts and were
drawn upon the First National, st. Paul
National National German-American, and
the St Paul Savings bank.