St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-20
SAINT PAUL.
JoTrINGs ABOUT TIE CITY.

The board OF county commissioners met
yesterday but adjourned without transact1ng
any business.
The remainder of the boys of the reform
school will be removed to the new school at
Red Wing to-day.
The journal CT the house of representatives
of the state OF Washington is now in the
Minnesota state library.
Scarlet fever a t TS3 Holly avenue, So lyle
hart street. and diphthcria at 22S East sew
evth street were reported at the health office
yesterday.
The railroad commissioners are at Crooks
tom investigating railroad accommodations
in response TO complaints made from that
country.
A reception Is to be given DR.. and Mrs r.
F. Maclaren, at the Central Presbyterian.
DIR. Maclaren leaves the city for San Jose,
Cal, Thursday.
The Bank of Norwood, of Carver county,
has filed its certificate of organization with
the bank examiner The capital stock is
given as $3.50
Lille Odell, the colored cyprian arrested
Sunday evening while trying to jump in the
river forfeited her bail of S25 yesterday in
the municipal court. :,
Henry Stanley, who assaulted George Tur-
pin, known as the South ST. Paul Cyclone"
while in West side saloon, was fined S?5 in
the municipal court yesterday.
The soliciting committee OF the trades and
labor assembly Teports>good success among
the labor organizations in securing subscrip
tions to publish the Labor Bulletin.
fire i'll woodshed OH East Tenth street,
near Cedar called out the fire department
last evening. The damage done was about
$50 TO shed and house, which were owned by
j. Cullen.
Locke Richardson will recite THE Win
ters Tale III the Peoples church tonight.
This will be the last opportunity to hear one
of the most remarkable literary men in the
world.
s'Ole elson. the name given by business
man of Minneapolis, was fined in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday the sum OF SIS for
being drunk and furiously driving along the
streets.
Pensions have been allowed to Michael
Kuhn, Wabasha; Christian Drummer, st.
Paul; Dan Z. Glidden. Hutchinson; Joseph
Schepperle ST. Paul, and William G. Case,
Nerndale
The six lads Weber, Carroll, Fauble, Rath,
Williams and Baldwin-arrested for stealing
cigars and gloves from downtown stores,
were charged in the municipal court yester-
day and remanded until to-day.
j. A. johnson, whose night name is j. A.
Smith. was charged in the municipal court
yesterday with breaking into house on
Ninth street. He was remanded until to-
morrow, hail being fixed at $1,000.
The hack drivers and Transfers to the
number of 20 viii meet at labor headquar-
tiers Thursday night to organize union. A
committee from the trades and labor assem-
bly, has charge of the organization.
The aborers who worked for Contractor
Sweeney unon the Langford park sink hole,
and who did not receive their pay, WILL under
a resolution of the council be paid their sal
aries by the city treasurer tomorrow morn
ing.
The Interstate Building and Loan as
sociaiion, of Minneapolis. filed amendments
10 their articles of incorporation yesterday
The capital stock is S750,0y0, apdJhe name OF
the corporation is changed to the Interstate
Savings and Loan association
The hearing i'll the case of the complaint
made by the Lloyd Plate Glass Company of
New York against The Fidelity and Casualty
of New York, which Was to have been held
IN the insurance department yesterday, has
been postponed for two weeks
The death Of w. Washburn, formerly
representative of C. D. Lathrops of this city,
took place the 18th inst at Omaha. Deceased
was favoraby known i'll this city. He died
of typhoid fever and his remains were con-
veyed to New Bedford, Mass, for intermtnt
&C. ]. Faulkner, the young man arrested on
a charge of stealing a bicycle from 5.
Heath & Co.. was dismissed Yesterday in the
municipal court. no EVIDENCE being brought
10 show that the defendant was the person
who tried to dispose of the wheel in Mime
apolis. =
Secretary Hart is receiving requests for
prison Sunday literature from clergymen in
Minnesota and Wisconsin,. lie Is sending
ou, among other matter, pamphlet called
Prison Sunday, which contains great deal
of interesting matter pertinent to the obserY-
ance of prison Sabbath.
There will be meeting this evening at 8
O'Clock at the Office of Metcalf & McClanna-
han, corner Robert and Fourth streets. to
discuss the advisanility of forming bust
ness mems bicycle association. The object
of such an association would he the protec-
ton of as well as to secure privileges for
wheelmen.
The monthly meeting of the Tilden club
held last evening, was attended by forty
members, and, after routine matters were
disposed Of an interesting discussion on
political topics was participated in, and a
review OF the political contests being waged
IN New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio this
fall was given by several members
Charles A. Stein, a veterinary surgeon
whose office was at 3i3 L xchange street
died suddenly at his residence, 1872 Dousman
street, last night. He was on the street at 6
O'Clock last evening. The deputy coroner
was called in, but declined to certify as to
the cause of death last night. He will deter
mine to-day as to the necessity to hold an
inquest
Miss Rose Coghlan will begin an engage
ment at the Metropolitan next Sunday in
her latest success, "Dorothys Dilemma. :"
This is the play in which Miss Coghlan rides
horse, and her equestrian accomplishments
have been received with applause During
Miss Coghlan's engagement here she will be
seen in Lady Barter and Nance Oldfeld."
two pieces that have been much liked.
Tickets were placed on sale yesterday for
the benefit ball to be rendered the burned ont
employees of the Olympic at Market hall
Thursday evening. The bail will be under
good management and every effort will be
made 10 make it an enjoyable one There
ought to be great many tickets sold. The
event is deserving one, and the price of a
ticket viii lie hardly equal to the return
given for an exhilarating evenings enter
Iainment
nc sihte poaFu OF cnarltles and correc-
tons Will meet at the capitol this afternoon
at , O clock Two members will be initiated
Hon. o. NJ. Hall, of Red Wing. vice Hon.
w. c. Williston, and DR.. Boyd, of Alexan-
dria, vice DR.. Vivian. DR.. Boyd has been on
the board for some time, but has never at
tended meeting. DR.. Boyd will make a re-
port on the Fergus Falls hospital Secretary
Hartwill make his quarterly report and
John w. Willis will ireport the National
Prison association meeting.
The following cases were considered in
the supreme court yesterday: Lorenz GIatz.
respondent, VS.. John II. THEM, appellant
argued and submitted; Grace F. Gardner,
respondent, VS.. Joseph Minea ct al appel
lapts argued and submitted; Dennis Curran.
respondent,vs Board of County Commission
ers of Sibley County, appellant, submitted on
briefs; Nehemiah p. Clarke, respondent VS.