St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-03
NUBBINS OF NEWS.
The civ council meets ans evening.

Gronhagen to recover $3.50 for merchandise
sold.
The Northwestern Lime company has sued
Churchill d Ross to recover S51. 10 for goods
sold
City Treasurer Refs yesterday paid $4,000
to employees of the fire and police depart
ments.
The council committee on claims met yes
terday afternoon. Routine business was
transacted.
Frank George, charged in the police court
yesterday with robbing freight cars, had his
case continued until to-day.
The second grand concert and hop of the
Twin City Banjo. Mandolin and Guitar club
will be held on Friday evening at Standard
hall.
City Treasurer Refs reports treasury bal
ance of Sly, 1916; receipts S242 ST. 10: total,
S262, 55S.s So; disbursements, $2150 32.12; ball
S47,521.74
The receipts of the Office of the secretary
of state for last month amounted to S19. TO-
which amount has been duly turned over to
the treasurer.
saThe special senate committee on beet
sugar will hold public meeting in the SEN
ate chamber on Wednesday evening to hear
all persons interested on that subject.
The board of public works yesterday let
the contract for rebuilding the Seventh street
sewer, between Minnesota and Robert streets,
to William j. Preston, the lowest bidder, at
S1,064.
Louis E. Shepley has commenced an actio n
against G. j. Carlson and others to enforce
mechanics lien for 500. TO- upon lot %, block
u, of Holcomb's addition, owned by Henry
Brack.
Albert Ga1vin, warden of the state prison,
yesterday filed his oath of office and bond for
SI5OJ0 with the secretary of state, George
Thompson and w. j. Freaney signing as
sureues.
Temperance Lecturer Doutney has issued
an appeal 10 citizens of ST. Paul. in which he
enlaIges at length upon sunday deSecra-
tom and calls for assistance i'll his temper
anco labors.
Yesterday morning a cutter driven by Ed
ward Swanson was run into by Western
avenue electric car. The driver escaped
without Injury, but the horse was so injured
as to necessitate its being shot.
There was mass meeting of Christian En-
deavor societies at Goodrich Avenue Presby-
terrain church last evening, it being the
tenth anniversary of the founding OF the
first Christian Endeavor society.
The vacancy caused in the judiciary of the
Fifth district by the death of Judge ii. X.
Murdoch, of Saltwater, was filed yesterday
by the governor appointing Hon. w. G. Will
iston, of Red Wing, to the coveted post.
Judge Cornish has filed an order in the
cause of The Ramsey County Building So
cIeLy against Charles b. Lawton and Irene b.
LaWton, denying the motion OF the plaintiff
to render judgment upon the pleadin5s
No business will be done in the United
States district court until Friday. when
Judge Thomas returns from North Dakota.
Judge Nelson will then pre- iIe over the dis
trict court, and Judge Thomas in the circuit
court
Judge Nelson, of the United States circuit
court, adjourned his court yesterday out of
respect to the memory Of the late secretary
Window. All of the federal Offices were
closed. The posToffice was closed from Ii
a. m. to 2. p. m.
Daniel Callahan. arrested in West St. Paul
Sunday night for drunkenness, was sworn to
yesterday in the municipal court by Patrick
Kane, as the man who robbed his room at
the Clarendon hotel on Saturday night steal
ing property worth $500. Callahan is held to
the grand jury i'll LOO bail.
The cooperative hall board met last night
and elected officers as follows: President, j.
T. McNaly; secretary. Frank Valesh; treas
urer, Nels Sorenson; trustees, q. }. Cassels,
Il. NJ. Daggey and j. Tenvoorde. The secre-
tary and treasurer submitted reports for the
past quarter. The halls were thought to be in
good condition, and it was determined to in
definitely postpone painting them.
oIo oIo ,Iy Of lo Duo
hotel, was arrested by Special officer Bur
nand yesterday on charge OF larceny. Fraz-
Ter had distracted money from the pockets of
overcoats left i'll his charge, and on Saturday
night he went against marked SD bill
placed in a coat pocket for his benefit He
was given ninety days. having pleaded guilty.
Denny Kelliher and the Black Pearl. who
are scheduled 10 meet in st. Paul on the 10th,
are both i'll active training at their respective
quarters The Pearl is being got into shape
by Ed Rowle, who reports the Black Pearl as
being in magnificent shape. and able TO fight
at any minute. Klliher is in Tim McCarthy's
hands, and is getting the best of handling.
He is hot favorlte i'll the betting.
The first death among the Indians to be re-
ported to the city health department is that
of Yane-gay- he-day,a three year old papoose.
The annual meeting for the election of direc-
tors of the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton was held yesterday and the following
board was named: A. c. Anderson, L. II.
Dickson, Thos. Cochran, James Suydam, h.
p. Maule, C. f. Loweth, j. w. Smith, f. r.
Mechanical, C. C. Emerson, T. C. Horton.
Arthur Lumiey, of the New York Illustrated
News. writes that Joe McAuliffe, who is on
his way to the Pacific coast from New York,
offers to stop over in st. Paul and have go
with killen at the latter's own terms. Nc
Auliffe will be in st. Paul in about two
weeks, which will give Killen time to prepare
himself, as he is at this time in pretty good
shape. Here is chance for Pat to get back
The regular Northern Pacific train for the
North last night carried three Kinks of St.
Paul curriers' bound for Winnipeg, where they
will participate in the bonspiel which opens
there on the 10th. Skips Rodgers, Lorimer,
and Nettleton will, with their men, contest
for the Tuckett trophy and the jobber' s
union tankard, which the Winnipeggers ar
ried away with them from st. Paul. The
lads are determined to bring back some.
thing to show for their trip.
Tonight Rev. Dr. Tiffany comes over from
Minneapolis to speak 1t the Doutney gospel
temperance meeting at the Newmarket the
alter. Tomorrow night the temperance re-
former lectures, and Thursday night will be
the grand benefit testimonial to aid him in
the expenses of the work. About forty per-
sons, it is said, will take part. His lecture on
his past life. as given last night, made very
favorable impression, and will be of lasting
goou to those who heard it.
The programme for the ST. Paul Presby-
terrain alliance meeting tonight at s O'Clock
in the House of Hope church is: Anthem.
Jubilee" Bartlett; prayer; anthem, Mag
niicat,'' Parker: address, Rev. George P.
Hays, ID Kansas City; anthem, Love of
Heaven" Rossi. Dr. Hays has not announced
his subject, but rare treat is in store, as the
speaker is one of the most eloquent and
earnest men in the Presbyterian church, is
always interesting and always practical.