St. Paul daily globe., 1889-10-14
SABBATH TWlNKLEs,

The council committee on claims will meet
al 2 80 This afternoon.
The state pharmacy board will, Tuesday,
at the capitol examine applicants for GER
iicaJeS to compound drugs IN this state.
Some of the saloons are putting in auto
matte machines into which person drops
two nickeIS and receives Il bottle of bourbon.
The work of laying the pavement in the
court house yard viii soon De completed.
Several wOrkmen were engaged on The job
yesterday.
The grand Jury of the district court will
probably report tomorrow. The indictments
found by The Unlted States grand jury will he
made public to-day.
The city schools of Oklahoma will be run
after the state schools OF Minnesota, Supt
hiehle having received an application for
the rules and regulations.
The common council meets tomorrow
nighLThe proposition toapproprlate 81 900
for winter carnival Will be brought up for
discussion. The StoneMOrton street railway
ordinance will also come up in the regular
order of business.
The Mount Zion Hebrew congregation will,
this afternoon. formly open their new GEM
etery, corner OF minneapolis and Payne ave
nues. Buses viii leave the residence of
President sol Bergman on jackson street. at
80 O'Clock.
A colored house of prostitution on Fifth
street, between Robert and JACKSON streets,
and Haney. Two cOlored women and a
young Swede named ben johnson were ar
rested and taken TO the central police sta
ton.
The $4,000 clock in the tower of the
Sl,U0000O court house has not been ilumi-
naLed for The past few nights. haman d Co.
have the contract for Keeping the clock in
perfect repair, and, as the illumination is a
part of the works, they seem to be negleeting
their duty.
Big Nellie Glover, a notorious colored pros
titute, who was recently driven from Chicago
by the police, was Dagged in IN Eiiihth street
dive Talded last night by Officers Davis and
Haney. Jonn Hacker. While barper. was
also arrested Big Nellie was known to the
Chicago police as John L. Sullivan"
The GLOBE Internationally did an injus.
tiee to Johu McMann last Wednesday morn
ing, in stating that he was arrested at Rou-
leans ST. Peter street hotel for the larceny of
a diamond pin. Mike Foley, another boarder
at the hotel was The man arrested, but gave
the name of McMann at the police station.
A meeting of all those clothiers who have
refused to join in the early closing move
ment and some of those who have closed
was arranged tor Yesterday afternoon. A
parlor at the Clifton was engaged for the
meeting at O'Clock, but as only about five
dealers put in an appearance no meeting was
held.
There were seven reported opera house
deals last week. MeSsrS. kalman. Open
helm ana Lowry on the one hand and Messrs.
Barnes, Poupeny and Lit. on the other, will
shortly have consumed all the available sites
in the city for an opera house. Meanwhile
theater-goers care as far as ever from the
conslmmation they so devoUuy desire-a
theater which will be credit to the city.
DR.. Kate Bushnell representing the purity
crusade of the national ". G. T. u, delIV-
cred the first of series of six lectures at the
Central Park NJ. f. church last night Miss
Bushnell is a clever speaker. her voice being
sufficiently deep TO be forcible and distinct.
Her subject last night was "The Purity
Movement" and she treated it in an inter
esting and mastery manner. Tonight she
takes for her subject Law and Social
purity'