St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-29
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on the 4h Page
SAYINGS AND Do1NGs.

A meeting of the homeopathic hospital and
society will be held at 3 80 O'Clock this after
noon, when a silk quilt will be raffied.
The special excursion train to Minnetonka
yesterday was not particularly we'll patron
lied, owing to the chilliness of the weather.
Tomorrow being Centennial day, solemn
high mass will be sung in all Catholic
churches at 9 a. M, after which solemn TIE
Deum will be sung.
The granolithic pavement in front of the
New York Life Insurance building is now
very nearly completed, and makes the most
substantial sidewalk in the city.
E The colored gentlemen of Minnesota street
are hilarious over Jackson's pugilistic vic
tory, and are discussing the chances which
Billy Wilson would stand against him.
Still does fashion run TO the fantastic in
the shape of collars. new one is just out
called the byron roll" which, for vastness
of area and impossibility of being laundried,
beats the world.
Memory and Its Improvement Will be
the subject of free lecture to be delivered
tonight by Rev. G. A. Schram, in the par
lors of the Gospel Temperance union, 20
East Seventh street.
knock-kneed crank caused considerable
amusement on Seventh street, yesterday
afternoon, by demonstrating with the men at
work on the pavement for laborlng on Sun
day, and what was worse, laboring on Sun
day for Thomas Lowry.
a movement is on foot backed by heavy
capitalists, 10 start lines of omnibuses in
the city. In a few days stock company will
be incorporated and the finest vehicles OBJ
tainable put on regular runs.
A special meeting of the council will be
held at 3 p. IN. to-day. when the garbage
question will be ventilated and probably
some definite action taken regarding the
manner of disposing of the city's filth.
Mrs. Alice j. Shaw, the charming whistler.
will appear tonight and tomorrow night at
the Newmarket theater, accompanied by a
strong company of artists. including Gustaye
Thalberg. the celebrated Swedish tenor.
A meeting Of prominent business men of
st. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS will be held at the
Hotel Ryan this evening. when the organiza-
ton of the Twin City Commercial club will
be perfected. After the business session, at
Is p. m, banquet will be served. Arch
bishop Ireland and others will be present and
address the gathering.
The largest fish that has been taken from
the upper Mississippi river this season was
seined near BanholZer's brewery yesterday
afternoon. by young man named Rude
kartak. 1t was fine specimen of the rock
sturgeon species. six and half feet in
length. thirty-three inches around the belly,
and weighed 112 pounds. The monster is
on exhibition at saloon at West Seventh
street and Western avenue.
That very tough joint, the Walther house,
at Seventh and Robert streets. did its part to-
wards filling the city Jail during the past
pick-pockets and lewd women-were arrested
there, seven of whom are now doing time at
the workhouse. Hattie Mcdonnell and Car
RE Carlton, street walkers. were arrested at
the joint early yesterday morning by Ser
geants Zirkelbach and SchweitZer. Another
woman calling herself Lizzie Davis was also
arrested by the same officers for soliciting
upon the streets.
:. B. Panama, q Seventh street second
hand dealer is under arrest at police head
quarters, charged with disorderly conduct.
Cries of police from Panama's wife,
brought Officer McMahan to their store,
when he found the man beating her At her
request he was locked up, but last night she
relented and appeared at the police station
return with her, preferring the solitude of
the city jail to their home, and swearS that
he will go before the municipal court de-
mand an examination, and then sue for a
bill of divorce