St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-19
SAINT PAUL.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

The annual meetingof the st. Paul Masonic
Lodge 10. 3 was held last night, and officers
for the ensuing ear were installed.
Scarlet fever was reported at the health de-
partment yesterday from 1899 University
avenue, 612 ohi street and 1888 Mississippi
Street
Lecture by Hon. C. D. O'Brien, for the
benefit of the House of the Good Shepherd
on the work of the order Cretn hall, Dec. o.
at O'Clock p. m.
The market gardeners and citizens inter
ested will meet in the chamber of commerce
at p m. Monday to arrange for the proposed
wholesale city market.
Grand Master johnson. accompanied by
Grand Secretary Bolton ana VIM Powers, of
st. Paul, went to Monticello last night to
dedicate the new l. o. o. F. hall there.
GA pariOr musicale was given last evening
at labor hall by the pupils Of s. f. Hanne-
han. The programme was long one. The
occasion was an enjoyable one for all pres
ent.
The musical comedy, "Uncle Ceiestin, will
will be presented for the last time by the
Rudolph Aronson company. Two per
formauces viii be given, matinee and even
ing
The Appointment of J j. Armstrong as as
sistant superintendent of schools of Polk
county, which was announced several days
ago, Eas-not yet been approved by Supt
Kiehle.
number of honorably discharged sol
diers and sailors of the United States service
met last night at 3S5 Wabasha street ana Or
gained garrison of the regular army and
navy union.
Industrial Assembly 500 held a regular
1o-s
amount of regular business transacted. the
election of new officers was postponed until
this afternoon.
Rev. W. ). Vail, at the Grend tomorrow
morning, will preach a sermon appropriate
&c the anniversary of the advent of the first
Cniversalist preacher in America his sub
ject being The Search for Humane Cod
RED Riding Hood, as repeated at the
Grand yesterday afternoon, was much better
given than on the preceding day The
choruses were more prompt and self-pos-
sessed. and the operetta was a decided sue
cess.
joint committee composed OF represent
atives from the International Bricklayers
Union No. l, Local Union No. 1 and trades
and labor assemblies. held a meeting last
evening in Labor hall TO settle the existing
differences between them.
John Henry Newman. residing at SD Ere
mont street, was knocked down by an East
Seventh street cable car yesterday afternoon
at the corner of Seventh and Jackson streets
Mr.. Newman was considerably bruised about
the body. but fortunately no bones were bro
ken. lie was taken to his home in a car
riage.
Duncan Mccall was Yesterday given ten
days III the municipal court for being drunk
Mccall claimed that he had $40 Is in his
pocket when arrested, and had only been
credited with S5.4S at police headquarters,
The officers who searched him testified that
he only HAD Sj4S, aud the court held that the
claim for another S. was merely a bluff.
Jack Smith. the Polander charged with
having robbed John Smolinsky of 500. was
up in the municipal court yesterday to
answer for his offense. When arrested he
was able to speak good English, but in court
he shook his head and addressed Clerk
Ahern in Polish. The case was remanded
until today in order to secure an Interpreter
John Hughes. a brakeman on the Duluth
road, was fined SIS in the municipal court
yesterday for diSOrderiy conduct Hughes
the previous night went to the house of Mrs.
CIauson, on Bradley and Seventh streets
pounded on the door, and used profane lam
guage when she appeared. Hughes tried to
prove an abb but did not succeed in con-
vincing JUICE Twohy.
The literary feature of the week is the ap-
pearance of DR.. Thomas tonight at the Peo-
pies church. The lecturer the theme, the
price ale all extremely attractive. It is I'M
derStood that the lecture permits no guilty
man to escape. and is about as caustic re-
view OF modern life a. ie would wish to
near. The great crater and the cheap price
should crowd the auditorium.