St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-17
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The assignee of II. j. Rasmussen has filed
schedules showing assets Of S2,s07.S7 and liza
bilities of So 81
Olivia Erickson, aged twelve, is at the
union depot. She is en- route from Guten-
berg Germany, TO Sioux City, alone.
A special meeting of the park board has
been called for "Wednesday afternoon next
for the transaction of general business
Engine Company No 4, which has been
working on the Duluth fire for several days
past. returned Yesterday, and Company No.
will return to-day.
Last Friday Prof Shepley and the entire
staff Of public school teachers OF WaveIly
To-, visited Minneapolis and were shown the
schools by Supt. Bradley.
The funeral OF Mrs. \. B. Luce who com
mitted suicide at the FaTibault blind asylum
Saturday, was held yesterday afternoon from
her home, 1904 Chicago avenue.
Cases of measles at 169 Nineteenth avenue
north and Thirteenth street north. and scar
letlna at 1872 Aldrich avenue north were Ie-
ported at the health Office yesterday.
Charles Benson states that he is in no way
interested III the coming tug of war perform
ance at the Washington rink, and especially
not as captain of Danish team. as stated
A special meeting of the board of educa-
ton Will be held this afternoon for the trans
action of general business. II is thought that
the question of a site for the South Side High
school will come up for discussion again.
Court Hennepin Nc. 749S, A. D. F. of A,
will give series of entertainments and balls
the coming winter at their hall. corner of
Was hingtOn and Twentieth avenues north,
the first one 10 take place Thursday evening,
19th inst
The marriage of Miss Ida Levinson and
David Cohen was celebrated Sunday at p.
m at the residence Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. :. Levinson. in the presence
of large number of friends, Rabbi Marks
officiating.
Henry P Lowe of this city, and Percy
Hamilton. Of Chicago, have purchased for
S-G.0O the Topeka group of mines at Cen
trail City, Col, and have formed the Argyle
Mining company. Mr.. Lowe Will be super
intendent.
The Caledonian club has issued invitations
10 a club social Wednesday evening in their
rooms. Prof. Downey, of the university, will
present paper on "A Trip Through the
Scottish Highlands, giving an account Of
his recent visit 10 Scotland.
The pump the Northern Mill company is
building at Thirty-secOnd avenue north and
the river is intended especially for protection
from fire. Ii is thoroughly freproof, and
considerable portion of il Is below high water
mark. and IS waterproof, cemented inside
ana out.
The auditing committee of Ahe board .of
corrections and charities met yeterday after
noon and passed upon the monthly bills.
The board will hold q regular meeting this
morning but the election of Supt. Vests
successor will be deferred as Commissioner
Martin is III Ohio.
Aid. Potter VIII go to Chicago Friday to at
tend meeting Of The Columbian Dairy asso-
citation that will have charge of the dairy
exhibit at the worlds fair Mr. Potter saws
that the visitors to the fair will have chance
to see 300 of the finest dairy COWS in the
world, embracing all of the dairy breeds.
The Jefferson Florence combination will
be discontinued after this season. The
offer the final opportunity to see the fore
most eXponents of classic comedy on The
American stage. The company includes
that admirable artistic, Mrs John Drew.
Lists Will be placed with the Century com
peny and with Dyer Bros. for subscriptions
TO concert by the Austrian Juvenile band,
which is 10 give thirty concerts in America
this winter. If enough subscriptions are
made 10 warrant it. q contract will be made
for the bands appearance in Minneapolis.
Another edy-lonking individual. named
Harry Jones. was picked up on the street last
night, carrying basket Of table china, his
title to which he was unable to establish to
the satisfaction Of the police authorities He
was locked up as 'vag, and effort will
be made 10 find out where the china belongs.
1t now appears that the bread ordinance
recently passed by the council is imperative
in that 1t provides no penalty for the viola
ton of the section providing for The stamp
ing of bread and thus leaves the meat inspec-
tor powerless 10 act. 1t will soon be amend
then be prosecuted.
Thomas Paisley. we'll known farmer of
Bloomington Ferry. was gored 10 death by
bull Sunday. MIR. Paisley went to the pasture
to look after his cattle, and three hours later
his wife found his dead and mangled body.
Coroner BNrnes visited tle place yesterday
afternoon and decided that an inquest
would be unnecessary.
The library committee Of the library board
met last saturday evening at the residence of
President \ OrtnrOn decided
reference books placed in the branches.
President Northrop says that nothing will be
done about filling the vacancy caused by
Putnam resignation until the next meeting
of the board in December.
A bench warrant has been issued BIZ Judge
MahOney for Peter Pleimling, one of the men
engaged Ill the laie switchmen's strike on
the 500" who failed TO appear with the
rest ana pay his fine. Thus far Pleimling has
kept ont of the way, but if he is found it is
likely that something will be added TO his
fine for contempt of court.
Beginning next Monday evening the So
ciety OF Fine Arts will give course af lect-
ures ON art The first evening will be de-
voted to an art reception. when the ladies Of
the society will serve tea. These receptions
VIII be interspersed throughout the course
The solid work will begin Dec , with
lecture on modern French painting.
A case Of measles among party of Rus
sian emigrants at the Milwaukee depot
caused q sensation SUNDAY afternoon The
Eureka, 5. D.. but was refused further trans
portation by the railroad folks. DR.. Z. ).
Kelly was called and ordered the entire fam
lily taken to the quarantine hospital.
Sir Thomas Currie. a prominent English
man, Is making an extended holiday tour.
he is now en- route oJapan via the Canadian
Pacific. Sir Thomas was q classmate of Prof
J. Allison. of the Herald. at Dalnousie col
1ege. Halifax, \. $, in 1872. He was a guest
OF the professor during the end of last week,
and left for Winnipeg Saturday evening.
Mrs. +. A Russelrs success in the opera
ton of coffee houses has greatly impressed
the ladies at the W. G. T. L. convention in
Boston, and she is in great demand to get
new coffee houses well started The " c.
T. l. ladies of New York have asked her to
come to Gotham to aid them i'll establishing
large coffee house at Castle Garden where
all the emigrantS land.
An autopsy held Mt Gleason & Meal
listers morgue yesterday upon the remains
OF William II. Ealerine. who died suddenly
at Pasher's livery stable sunday morning.
showed the cause of death to have been val
vular heart disease. No inquest will be held,
and the sister of the deceased who lives at
Omaha, has been teiegraphed for instruc-
tons as TO the disposition of the remains.
Charles SlOlander. ID. L. Halberg and John
johnson were arraigned III the municipal
court yesterday, charged with gambling with
cards. They were arrested in the back room
OF bakery at 20l7 Twenty fourth street
south sunday morning by Officers Allen.
Golden and Halling, who found them play
ing cards. They convinced the court. how
ever, that they were not gambling and the
case was dismissed.
William Connors and Charles Vance were
yesterday sentenced 10 pay fine of 500 or
spend ninety days at the workhouse for
VagTaucy. For some time past complaints of
"hlm-iam' and short change operations
on the through Milwaukee trains have been
frequently made ana ConnOrs and Vance
were finally picked ont as the operators As
they were not caught in the act however,