St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-30
ABOUT THE CITY.

rScarlet fever is reported at 643 Thomas
street.
The customary Saturday matinee of Uncle
Toms Cabin will be given at the Newmarket
to-day.
The joint meeting of the city hall and court
house committees was held at o'clock yes
terday afternoon.
There will be a matinee at the Newmarket
by the Uncle Toms Cabin company lat
2:30 this afternoon.
Charles L. Horst has commenced an action
against Annie Nj. Ryan 10 enforce mechan-
les lien for Sl50.34.
The usual Saturday matinee will be given
at the Harris this afternoon, when Princess
of TrebiZonde" will be produced.
The j. c. Haney Lime company has com
menced an action against Ferdinand Sandeil
and others to enforce mechanics lien for
$19.65.
A meeting OF the board of public works
was held yesterday morning to consider the
matter of change in the grade of jackson
street No results. Adjourned to Sept 5.
Charles C. Wilson, of Rochester; H. L.
Bay, county treasurer of Chippewa county;
E. c. Dean, county attorney of Pipestone
county, and Frank NJ. Wilson, county attor-
ney of Goodhue county, were capitol callers
yesterday.
H. Harper, porter employed on North
ern Pacific Pullman car, was Knocked from
his train at Hamline by a bridge abutment
yesterday morning and fatally hurt He now
lies at st. Joseph's hospital IN precarlous
condition.
The young men of st. Paul are cordially
invited to listen to all address by James
Of hn
Sunday afternoon at o'clock in the gym
nasium of the association. Good music Will
be furnished by an orchestra.
Tie coal barons are rapidly recuperating
from the effects of the late threatened war in
prices for coal. The rates will be advanced
to s.. % per ton this morning. A great many
took advantage of the S6.75 rate of the past
few days and had their bins filed.
Ex-Marshal William NJ. Campbell is not
acting as deputy marshal, as stated in yester-
days tribune. He was in Minneapolis for
the purpose of settling with Sheriff Eye for
boarding United States prisoners confined in
the jail there during his term Of office.
Lorenz Remmetten, 449 st. Peter street. a
prominent German citizen, had the mis-
fortune last evening, to lose his daughter.
Miss Mary, who had just budded into woman
HOOD. The funeral will take place on Mon
day morning from the Assumption church.
Bridget Conway, whose name is synonym
for drunkenness and general disreputability,
was arrested again yesterday by Officer Cas-
serly. charged with being drunk and disor-
derly. She objected to the hoodlum wagon
as conveyance, but was quickly landed in
q cell at the central station.
United States Marshal Donahower yester
day received a telegram from Attorney Gen.
eral Miller stating that 81 600 would be ad-
vanced him to be applied towards defraying
expenses of holding the terms of the United
States circuit ana district courts, which begin
in Minneapolis next Tuesday.
DMrs Eva Simon, the mother Of A. II.
Simon, the Jackson street jeweler, died at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. B. Car
doZo, on John, between Somerset and
Grove streets, from complication of diseases
at an early hour yesterday morning. Mrs.
Simon was about siXty-fve years old, and
has lived in ST. Paul for more than ten years.
DR.. David Day went before the joint court
house and city hall committee yesterday end
asked that some one be designated to take
charge of the town clock and keep it in re-
pair. The clock has been taken care OF by
the firm which furnished il up to the present
time, the company having warranted it to
which ends Sept. l.
Bert Braden, who is a member of No. !
camp, Sons of Veterans returned yesterday
from ST. Joe, Mo- He was considerably
elated by the success of the st. Paul boys
There were only three competitors in the
drill, and the st. Paul boys carried off the
premier prize with ease. The remainder OF
the company return this morning.
A meeting of the joint committee of the
city council and board of county commits
sioners relative to the matter of the Gervai'
sufferers was held yesterday at the mayor!
Office The $4,000 appropriation recon
mended by the county commissioners wal
approved, the county commissioners agree
ing to pay twothlrds and the council one
third.
A general missionary gathering in the in
terest of the foreign and home mission viii
take place Sunday afternoon. Aug. 81. at
O'Clock, in the Goodrich Avenue PreSby
terrain church (near West Seventh streeD
The service is under the auspices OF severa
German churches The following are some
of the speakers: Revs. H. H. Fleer. E. j
Funk, n Bolt and l.. C. Sheafe Personal
representation of the African Chinese and
Indian mission will make the meeting very
interesting. and large attendance of the
Germans OF this city and of friends of the
missionary work in general is anticipated.
STATE FAIR PRIVILEGES.