St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-10
WEDNESDAYS wINNowINGs.

Local Assembly 1893, K. of L., held a regu-
lar meeting last night
The building inspector issued two minor
permits yesterday aggregating $500.
The horseshoers' union will hold an open
meeting Tuesday evening at their hall.
Bosses are invited.
The Journeymen Horseshoers' Local Union
No.-2S will give their sixth annual ball at
Market hail. Jan. 20.
Henry Morton, on leaving the workhouse
yesterday. was rearrested for the larceny Of a
brass lock from downtown store.
officer Coveny yesterday took into the fold
thief named Mat Kavanaugh, for stealing
coat from an East Seventh street store
The harnessmakers initiated three new
members last night and elected four applica-
tons. The election of officers will occur in
two weeks.
a curling contest was had last night be-
tween Kinks skipped respectively by Lorimer
and Mccullough. The former won by
score of 10 to 6.
The ladies of St. James A. NJ. E. church.
conducting a fancy goods sale at Magee's old
place on Jackson street, will serve dinner
today from to 3 o'clock.
Acker Post No. 81 will hold a regular meet
ing this Thursday evening at its hall, cor
ner Third and WaDasha streets, at 7:3O sharp.
Muster and election of officers.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
department yesterday from Hamline. s14
Margaret $40 Woodward avenue. and diph-
liberia from HOP Hastings avenue.
Bill Murnane yesterday appropriated a
chicken from stan at the market house.
and Officer Weidle consequently introduced
him TO the precincts of police headquarters
John White a young. man of twenty one
years, died yesterday afternoon at St. Jo-
seph's hospital from Bright's disease. His
funeral will occur at S:3] a. In. tomorrow
from the cathedral.
John B. Hawley, water works engineer and
contractor, of this city, representing Nc
Arthur Bros. of Chicago, has received the
contract for building a complete system of
water works at Fort Worth, Texas.
The ladies of the Church Of the Good Shep-
herd, corner of Twelfth and Cedar streets.
are to have sale of useful and fancy articles
Thursday and Friday afternoons ard even
ings in the school room adjoining the
church.
Prof. Payne will.giYe his fourth lecture in
the course on astronomy at the PEOPLES
church next Saturday night. His subject
will be 1.-THE Fixed Stars, :" and will be pro-
fusely illustrated with the stere opticon.
Tickets are now on sale at Dyer's.
Coroner Quinn decided yesterday that no
inquest was necessary on the body of John
Leveroos who. in a fit of dependency, COM
mitted suicide by taking strychnine Tuesday
evening at his residence, 1896 Laurel aveaue.
Capt. D. E. Stevens, of Duluth employed
by the WestDnluth Land company. has been
apprehended by the federal authorities on d
charge of obstrueting navigation by dump
ing dredging seows near the drawbridge at
Duluth.
The first Of the monthly series of enter
tertainments at Christ church will be held on
Dec. Is. and the proceeds. will be devoted to
paying the medical bill incurred in a series
of throat operations upon Master George
Nichols, the boy soprano.
Charles BroDhy. for street begging, was
yesterday sentenced in the municipal court
to thirty days in the workhouse. John d.
Davis. reporter, stated in evidence that the
man approached him the previous night on
Jackson street and asked for money, and,
when refused, made grab for a watch chain
The case :of Chief Gibbons against Mrs.
Hesse at South st. Paul yesterday, for alleged
interference with the officer in discharge of
his duties, growing out of the sensational
arrestcase Sunday evening" was discharged
Blink's case comes up before the grand jury
at Hastings today.
The ladies of the St. James Episco pal
church will hold their annual Christmas sale
of useful and fancy articles this afternoon
and evening at the residence of Mrs. George
W. King. corner of Case and Arkwright
streets, instead OF Woolsey's hall, as was err
roneously stated in Sundays papers. All are
invited.
The second lecture in the course arranged
by the Y. NJ. c. A on The Development OF
the American Government will be given to-
night at association hall by DR.. Edward D.
Neill. The subject of the address tonight is
The Colonization of British North Amer
ica.'' There will be no charge for admis-
sion. The public is very cordially invited.
A new comedy-drama, "Lieber Franz, will
be presented the balance of this week at the
Metropolitan opera house, commencing to-
night. The company is said to be a good
one, headed by the young and handsome
German dialect comedian, John K. Cump-
son. He is ably assisted by the charming
little Murray Twins, who aid materially in
pleasing and captivating an audience.
Wabasha Council No. 1873, Royal Arcanu M
met in regular session last night at Twin
City hall and elected their officers for the en-
suing term: H. S. Baker, regent; E. Knox,
vice regent; G. Z. Scales. orator; G. Nichol-
son, chaplain; L. c. Bacon, reporter to grand
lodge; j. Norman, alternate; s. D. jerks,
secretary; E. Neuman collector; J. Norman,
treasurer; l.. Bauer, guide; C. W. johnson,
warden; w. S. Ryan. sentry; C. C. Kliemen-
hagen, H. u. Bolts, trustees.