St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-22
ROUND ABOUT THE CITY.


The I. O. G. T. held reception last even
ing at Relief hall.
musical entertainment was given last
evening by the ladies of the Atlantic Congre.
gational church.
An Introductory concert will be given this
evening by Hans Mettke ut Farwell hail, Id
East Third street.
Frederick Kiel has sued the city of St.
Paul to recover $500 damages to a lot in
grading Grove street.
The Sons of America held their annual
banquet last evening at the Windsor hotel
where most enjoyable time was had.
The state board of pharmacy yesterday
held an examination at the capitol of candi-
dates for certificates to act as druggists. !.
John Fehr, who entered plea of guilty OF
larceny in the second degree. was yesterday
sentenced TO the reformatory at st. Cloud.
Frank hopper, indicted as Frank Noble,
yesterday pleaded guilty of larceny in the
second degree. Judge Brill postponed SEN
tence.
most entertaining lecture was delivered
last evening at the Park Congregational
church by D. c. Bell. The subject Of the
lecture was Palestine"
Louis Young yesterday pleaded guilty of
larceny in the second degree and was SEN
fenced by Judge Brill to five years hard Label
in the state penitentiary.
The class of 80 of the St. Paul High
school will meet this evening az 7:3O in the
senior class room at the High school to take
action on the death of Miss Helen Miles.
James began yesterday pleaded guilty of
larceny in the second degree and was SEN
fenced by Judge Brill to three years and six
months hard labor in the state penitentiary.
Frank Bolongwiski, an empIoye at the
union depot yards. had his right foot crushed
by a car yesterday afternoon. He was re-
moved in the central patrol wagon to St
Joseph's hospital.
Shakespearian readings viii be given to-
morrow and Friday evenings at the Peoples
church by Locke Richardson. king Lear
will be given tomorrow and the Merchant
of Venice Friday.
The state auditor yesterday issued vouchers
for the pay roll of the normal school at Wi
mona for the month Of October amounting
to 81 .493. 81, and current expenses 81, 61S.22,
total of S., 11l.55.
d. o'Brieu, sentenced to five years for lar
ceny in the second degree; and Frank Schef-
fer, sentenced to four years and six month S
for assault in the second degree, were taken
W StlliWateF yeSlerudy.
j The KNIGHTS of Pythias' benefit took place
last evening at the Grand opera house. The
knights were in full uniform, and the per
Torrance of 1.-The Bunch of Keys was the
source of great amusement.
Contracts were awarded yesterday for paw
ing Park place to Louis E. Shepley. for
Si,637; for grading Winslow avenue to
Daniel E. Elliott S1I.649; for grading Lin
r,1oa 70 =
William CHAMBER, an employe of Morse &
Severance, at Seven Corners. was badly
burned yesterday by the explosion of gaso-
line stove he was using. Glanders injuries
are chiefly to his face and hands. He will
recover in a feWweeks.
The Oriental Club of Duluth filed articles
of incorporation yeste rday with the secretary
of state. The incorporates are George D.
Swaine, president; Harry Rivers, vice presi-
dent: Victor o. Berggren, secretary and
treasurer; W. f. Zimmerman and A. D..
Gennv.
The meeting of the Nationalist club last
evening was from various causes not very
largely attended There was, however, an
interesting discussion on the subject of 1.-THE
Existing Glasses of Society" At the next
meeting there will be discussion on The at
titude of the rich toward the poor, as repre-
scented in Bellamy's stage coach illustration.
The annual meeting of the state board of
health was held yesterday at the capitol.
There were present: c. n. Hewitt, Red
Wing; W. A. Leonard. Minneapolis; j. H.
Phillips, Preston; V. Smith. Duluth; E. j.
Davis. sMankato: f. Staples, Winona, P. h.
Willard, Saltwater. Secretary Hewitt sub
mitied an abstract of his report of the work
of the board and local boards of health
since IAN J. llSSS. }ty ,, 81
The supreme court heard the following
cases yesterday: Morgan K. Nichols, adj
ministrator respondent, vs. The City of St
Paul, appellant, argned and submitted
Agnes Brennan, respondent vs. The City OF
st. Paul, appellant, argued and submitted;
E. F. Mearkle ct al, respondents, VS.. Board
of County Com missioners, Hennepin county
appellants, argued and submitted.
Page Guthrie has commenced an action
against George Hayes and T. j. Cleminger to
recover $763.5O balance on pr omissory
note. Hayes and Cleminger were drilling 6
gas we'll in South st. Paul and gave note fol
So $50 to Guthrie secured by a mortgage or
their engine and drilling tools and appH
ances. Several payments were made from
time to time, leaving bal ance, which is TIT
amount sued for.
The festival TOR the benefit Of st. Johns
parish Dayton's bluff, comes off tonight anc
tomorrow night. Much interest has been
manifested, especially between the voting
for candidates for Office this fall, who are tt
run for valuable lot in South st. Paul. Thu
other voting contests are for the most popu
| lar young lady, Misses Nellie Collapy or An
| lie Broderick, and for the most popula
| married isdy, Mesdames Jennings or Denny.
The prizes in the latter contests are golu
watch and chain and pair of earrings. The
voting for the lot occurs this evening, and i
| is expected that the various candidates vii
| make IL hot fight for it.