St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-26

SAINT PAUL.
TO SUIT ALL TASTES.

There is diphtheria at 42S Superior and
BIZ Emma streets.
The joint court house and city hall COM
mittee will meet to-day.
r. O. Hall. formerly sheriff at Austin,
Visited South st. Paul yesterday.
Observer Lyons, of the United States
weather bureau, promises "a day or two OF
showery weather.
Bessie Bates, Robert street lady of color,
was fined SIS in the municipal court yester-
day for disorder!y conduct.
Artie Gordon, colored, charged with an
assault on the person of Mary Ann Kennedy,
had her case continued until this morning.
Peter Schlette was yesterday appointed as
patrolman at the South Robert street police
station. to succeed William Ruffner, resigned.
Rev. E. R. Pierce, of the Floating Bethel,
has organized an industrial school in connec-
lion with the Livingston Avenue M. E..
church
Melink Lodge No 161, C. s. P. S.. will
give a bail at their hall, corner of Western
evenue and West Seventh street. Saturday
evening.
j. P. James, agent of the Milwaukee road
ht Tunnel City. Wis, was in the city yester-
Hay on his return trip over the 500 and other
Northwestern roads.
George NJ. Warner. of Spring Valley; Hon.
a. It. Stebbins of Rochester; Hon. r. (.
thompson of Preston, were among the call
ers at the capitol yesterday.
. Patrick Kavanagh, who made an attempt
On the life of Police Officer Newell on We'd
1esday night,was sentenced by Judge Twohy
10 twenty days in the workhouse-
A blaze in the Hotel Danmark. corner Of
Fifth and Rosabel streets. called out the fire
department early yesterday morning. Dam
age, $3.50, covered by insurance.
The chamber OF commerce Withhold an ex-
ecutive session at o'clock this afternoon,
jim regard to question arising out Of the
Metropolitan opera house property.
Mr.. Porter. of Lake City, was at the capitol
yesterday. He is eighty-one years Of age
and CLAIMS to be the Oldest printer in the
country having worked at the trade sixty
four years.
Secretary P. j. Smalley, of the Democratic
state central committee, yesterday filed GER
rifcates of nomination for the Democratic
candidates for state Offices. The fees paid
amounted to $3.50,
continuance until Monday morning has
teen granted in the case of The State against
4. L. Rogers, the man who stole a sealskin
bacoue recently from the store of Field.
Mailer & Co., on Wabasha street.
A concert was given last evening at the
King Street NJ. E. church by the Haydn Male
uuartette. Miss Margaret Lennon as elocu-
Zionist, was great success, and the musical
portion of the programme was extremely
5ne.
, The GLOBE on Wednesday stated that a
meeting OF the Forrestal creditors would be
held at the erman-American bank, on that
day. This was incorrect. No such meet
ing at that place was ever considered.
This bank has had no business with the For
testal Bros.
The st. Cyril and Method Society. of
fower, Mimi. yesterday filed articles of asso-
citation at the Office OF the secretary of state.
Education and religion are the objects of the
society," which is incorporated by Rev.
Joseph I. Beebe, Jacob s. Kola, Frank Tan
Sig Iga Tansig, John Barlol and Joseph
AQuitrh.
An instructive and deeply interesting meet
ing will be held this evening at o'clock in
the Baptist church. The meeting will take
The form OF a missionary farewell in honor
Of Miss Emma Parker, Miss Dunwiddie and
bliss Amy Dunwiddie, who are soon to go
abroad as foreign missionaries. Addresses
viii De made by Rev. Frank Peterson, Rev.
W. Ashmore, Rev. r. G. Field and the three
lady missionaries