St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-08

the council Acting Mayor Cullen vetoed the
same; therefore be it
Resolved. That this union considers the
reasons advanced for such veto to be super
fetal insufficient. incompetent and deroga-
Tory 10 the best interests or the laborlng
classes: and be il further
Resolved. That il is the duty of the mem
bers OF this union to resent, when oppor..
tuntiy offers. the action of the opponents of
said eighl-hour resolution,
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.
The recount of St Paul will be closed this
week
Real estate dealers report an excellent out
look for fail trade.
Mr. and Mrs c. n Parker left yesterday for
the state of Washington.
Little progress is being made in the erection
of the new Y NJ. &. A. building.
The proprietors of employment agencies
report a scarcity of female servants.
Harvest festival services were held yester-
day at st. Peters church, Dayton's bluff.
The usual crowds yesterday patronized the
electric, cable and North St Paul railways.
John C. Shein and wife, of Lakefeld,
Can, are visiting the home of S. Sherin, 80
Delos street.
Rev. DR.. Charles II. Payne, of New York,
is the guest of DR.. c. Eugene Riggs, of Day.
ton avenue.
Messrs. Hermann and Brown represented
the ST. Paul single takers at the recent single
lax convention in New York.
Miss Jennie Lewis of Beaver Dam. Wis, is
visiting with her cousin, Mrs. c. S. Fuller,
l29 West Fourth street, for few weeks
Complaints have been made to the police
of vicious dog kept by family at $50 Lis
ArO1
muZZled.
The best thing the city could do with the
market hall is to pull ii down. The building
is a disgrace to the city. and for business pur-
poses is practically worthless.
The board OF education will hold a special
meeting this evening. The trouble arising
between member of the board and the Sec
rotary is to be threshed out.
Landlords will have to come down with
their rents. There are scores of houses
vacant on Dayton's Bluff, the West side, Ar
lington Hill and ST. Anthony Hill.
Prof. d. Mulenbruck, the well-known violin
list, for many years connected with Seibert's
orchestra has been engaged as concert mas
ter for the Lit Grand opera house.
Police Officer Ruffner lost valuable pug
dog, female, last evening and would like to
drug store on South Wabasha street.
The ladies of the Woman's Christian home
will have lunch stand On the state fair
grounds this week. Donations are asked in
the way of money or ready prepared yiands.
a large number of petty shows have To-
ca ed in various parts of the city. Such
shows generally come ahead of or follow in
the rear of Barnum or any other big show
man.
A single tax meeting win be held tomor-
row evening at S p. m. at 43 East Third
street. The subject for discussion is ''Bo-
muses. VS.. Abolition OF the Personal Property
Tax
The fact that no services were held at the
United Evangelical church on Pine street
yesterday was due to the litigation proceed
ings in which the church is at present in
volyed.
An eightround glove contest will occur
next Saturday evening between Billy O'Brien,
Of st. Paul, and Jack Campbell of the Slope.
The fight is for 500 side and gate receipts
The men are featherweights.
A tramp named John Clarke was pulled
Yesterday, and when searched was found to
nave in his possession ladies' handkerchiefs
marked X. b. F. L. and &C. The cambrics
had evidently been stolen.
Railroad passenger men promise rate war
shortly. II appears that some of the roads
are doing a scalping business. There is to be
meeting of the Western Passenger associa-
ion, and lively time is expected.
Tonight at the House of Hope church
there will be a meeting of SUNDAY school
workers of the city, inaugurating the years
work, TO which an urgent invitation to all in
terested i'll Sunday school work is extended
Rev. DR.. c. II. Payne, secretary of the Ed.
ucational Society of the NJ. Z. church, fol-
eleven years president of the Ohio Wesleyan
university. and one of the most eloquent
preachers on Methodism preached at the
Central Park NJ. E. church yesterday morn
ing.
A one-horse show yesterday located near
the Margaret street police station. The pro
prietor owns an elephant, which was on ex.
hibition-free day. The animal was
viewed by 5000 people, old and young.
Elderly people showed more curiosity TO see
the elephant than the young folk.
Joseph SchmitZ, the cigar manufacturers
of this city, and Miss Lena Schlick. eldest
daughter of Frank Schlick, of North For
street, win be married at the Assumption
church next Tuesday morning at O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmitz will leave for the Eas
on wedding tour the same day.
score Of workmen engaged in digging
the foundation for the German Lutheran
church. shortly to be erected OH Margare
street. stopped work Saturday because the
contractor failed to keep his agreement tt
pay them their wages He wanted to put the
men off until to day, but they would not bt
put off, and quit work.
Miss Kate Billings who recently lost a val
liable diamond pin which was worth a grea
deal of money, called at the police station
yesterday and asked that Little Jimmy Gun
ningham, who found the pin and returned /
TO the owner. be notified to call at her resi-
dence tomorrow. Miss Billings says she ID
tends to buy Jimmy new suit of clothes.
The annual reunion of the Second Regi
ment Minnesota Veteran Volunteers is called
for Wednesday, Sept 10, 1890 at o'clocl
p. m. and 7:3O O'Clock p. M, to meet in tn,
council chamber, at the city hall building
Minneapolis. The local committee at Min
neapolis will make special effort to hay,
the reunion pleasant and interesting one
On Thursday, Sept. II, 1890, at 8 o'cloci
p. m, general camp fire will be held at tn
state capitol building at ST. Paul, when al
old battle flags will be displayed and eacl
soldier present will receive free gratis
volume of the History of the Minnesot
Soldiers During the Late War; II bein
State Fair week, exceptionally low rates ar
promised by all railroads to st. Paul and re
turn.
Autumn styles now ready in all depart
Ments at the Plymouth Clothing House.