St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-23
A WINTER DAYS TALE.

A WINTER DAYS TALE.
Not permit to build was Issued yesterday.
Yesterdays bank clearings were $500, 446.
Oliver H. Hand has gone to Chicago. to be
gone week.
The Arlington Hills Citizens union viii
meet this evening at S24 Payne avenue.
Gates Johnson Jr, of the building inspec-
tors Office, is suffering from a sore hand.
At noon yesterday chimney fire gave the
fire department run to 325 Charles street.
a marriage license was yesterday issued to
Robert Charles Dickson and Eliza L. K.
lizard.
The federal court is engaged in the trial OF
the case, Peter Peterson against the city Of
Minneapolis.
The miscellaneous receipts for convict
labor at the state prison from July 81 to Oct.
I, 1889, were S2,314S7.
The health Office bulletin to-day showed:
Membranous Group at 52l Bradley, scarlet
fever at 7I5 Maryland. two births and two
deaths.
The Central union will meet this afternoon
at O'Clock at their room. 20 East Seventh
street. Topic for discussion, Work Among
the Lumbermen."
Detective Reichow last evening arrested
William Ball on suspicion of entering an
East seventh street store and taking a small
quantity of clothing
There will be meeting TUESDAY, Jan. %,
at 10 a. m, for the purpose of electing OFF,
GERS for the Home for the Friendless. The
meeting will be at the home, on Collins
street.
The chief of police last evening received
telegram from NJ. j. Shrver. of Nashville
Tenn, asking if j. A. Shriver is in the city.
There is serious illness in his family, and he
is wanted.
Joseph Meyers was thrown out of cutter
at the corner of Fifth and Washington
streets Yesterday and was badly shaken up,
although not seriously injured. The sleigh
was wrecked.
The alarm of fire al Il 81 last evening was
for a story-and-a-half frame house on Fair
field. near State, West SIDE occupied by a
family named Wyman. The damage
amounted to $3.50.
Daniel Lane. a well dressed young man
who claimed hard luck as the excuse, was
caught stealing two bottles of cologne from
Mitsch's drug store last night and was locked
UP on a charge of larceny
Yesterday City Treasurer Refs offered for
sale 1886 descriptions of real estate upon
which the taxes are delinquent representing
valuation of $4,000 The larger number
of the delinquent descriptions were sold.
Aeker Post No. 81, G. A. R.. meets this
evening at 80. Gen. ]. ". Bishop will
read a paper on the battle of Mill Springs.
Doors will be open to visitors at o'clock.
Sons of Veterans are particularly invited.
The next meeting of the Minnesota Con
gregational club will be held at Plymouth
church, Minneapolis, on Jan. p. Rev. Wal
lace Nutting, OF St. Paul, will give the open
ing address on the subject, 1.-The Unity of the
Church."
The second annual session of the Mime
sofa Sunday school conference of the Episco.
pal church began at Christ church yesterday
afternoon. Devotional exercises occupied q
good portion of the day. Papers were read
by Rev. John Il. White and Rev. John
Wright.
The driver of an ice fiat drove his tea m
into the hole where the enters were at work
at the foot of Chestnut street. The team and
the man. named Halberninger, were hauled
out with ropes The liver was drunk when
he drove in, but the cold-water shock sobered
him very quickly.
Building Inspector johnson will probably
appoint B. Fitzgerald TO succeed j. y Fisher
as assistant inspector. Fitzgerald is an EN-.
ploye of the Manitoba shops and is strongly
urged by Aids. Hamm, Minea and Kavanaugh.
Charles Williams is recommended by Aid.
Cullen.
1t is understood the committee on fire de.
partmeut will report adversely upon the
proposition TO remove No. 4 Engine house
from Ninth and Broadway to Third and
Broadway. Aid. Gehan, chairman is in
favor of going further north, if the house is
to be removed
EDnrAl -rF 3t,o i
complain of the cold pervading their QUAR-.
tiers. In COMPTROLLER RCche's and Chief De.
tective O'Connor's Offices the water pipes are
frozen. Many of the employees are suffering
from severe colds What is needed are
storm windows
disinterested citizen of Downs. Kan
writes to Mayor Smith that the bean Y of The
ice palace can be greatly enhanced if differ
ent colored dyes are put in the blocks of ice
composing the structure. The communica.
ton went the way of many of the sort which
that Official recelves-into the big basket be.
side his desk.
The joint committee for the public library
and the chamber of commerce met in the
rooms of the latter organization Yesterday
afternoon and talked over informally plans
for their work. The committee adjourned
without doing anything that the members
cared to give out. Another meeting will be
held in few days
V. Mojha of the city fire department. has a
grateful heart Last week he suffered the
loss Of his wife, and if such a calamity can
De hghtened. his was so relieved by the kind
ness and sympathy of his fellow members OF
the headquarter division. The beautiful
horal Offering at the funeral came from
them. together with many other tokens of
friendship and feeling. Mr. Mojha desires
to publicly return thanks to them.
Yesterday afternoon the special committee
OF the city council appointed to confer with
officials of the railways in reference to the
disputed ground to be crossed BY the Broad.
way bridge met at the city attorneys office
The committee consists of Aids Minea. Yoero
and Conley, and was accompanied by City
Attorney Holman. The delegation visited
the president Of the Manitoba, but no con.
ference was held. il being deferred until this
morning. 1t is probable that sometime dur.
ing the day the delegation will meet Mr.. Col
Inns, of the Milwaukee road.