St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-27
SAINT PAUL.
GENERAL PICK-UPs.

GENERAL PICK-UPS.
This afternoon and evening the last per-
Torrance of the "Clemenceau Case" will
take place at the Park.
The Saturday night meeting for young men
at the Association rooms, Lowry Arcade, Is
open to oil young men.
The Great Western band. George seibeTt
director, will give concert this evening at
Rice park from to 8 o clock.
business man will lead the Sunday after
noon meeting at the young mems rally in
Association rooms, Lowry Arcade.
Scarlet fever at corner of Hampden and
Bayliss avenues and lib Gaultier street was
reported at the health Office yesterday.
Mrs. McCarrick. widow of Police officer
McCarrick, yesterday received $1,000 from
the Police Mutual Aid Benefit society of the
police department.
The Jackson Center Farmers Elevator
company was incorporated yesterday with a
capital stock of 900. The place of bus
mess viii be jackson, Mimi.
The water mains of the high and low press
ure services will be flushed tomorrow from
5 a. m. TO } p. N. in order to clear the pipes of
all Accommodations and impurities.
Mrs. Kate Middleton was yesterday commit
ted to the Rochester insane asylum. She is
subject to melancholia. She mas been III the
asylum twice before-in 1889 and 1890.
Twin City Lodge No. 1i9. 1. o. o. F., will
give banquet with their public installation
of officers to be held next Thursday evening
In Horman's hall, corner of Rice and Waba-
sha streets.
QRev Charles Holmes, of Wisconsin, will
occupy The pulpit of the Ascension church
Sunday at both services. The reverend gem
tleman has received call to the rectorship
of the parish.
Ed Crowley. under arrest on charge OF
larceny of a quantity of shirts, was remanded
i'll the police court yesterday until Monday.
number of the shirts bear the names of f.
j. Rover and W. Barry.
Joseph French, the young man arrested
Thursday by Capt. Walsh on a charge of sys-
tematically robbing his employers, a. Booth
d Son, was yesterday remanded in the mu-
niclpal court until Tuesday.
Fra Diavalo'' will be- given its last two
presentations at the matinee and evening
performances in the Metropolitan to-day
The Wilbur company will sing 'Olivette" the
first half Of the week, commencing tomorrow
evening.
Rev. John II. White, rector of the Church
OF ST. John the Evangelist, resignation has
been accepted and will take effect Sept. 1.
He will then go to Faribault to accept the
position of warden of Seabury Divinity
school Of Faribault
Deputy Insurance Commissioner Dearth
returned from trip to Winona yesterday
He went there to inspect the affairs of the
Equitable Life Insurance Company of Min
nesota, but he refuses to explain anything in
advance of his forthcoming report.
John Springer. a farmer sixty years old, re-
siding at Bass lake. was arrested yesterday on
charge of stealing S35 pounds of tallow from
car on the Wisconsin Central road on June
70. He was brought TO st. Paul and remand
ed in the municipal court until Monday.
The joint committee on acquisitions and
supplies did not have quorum at the meet
Ing called for yesterday afternoon. Under
the new charter all supplies needed for the
city offices and material required by the fire
department must be authorized by the dual
council.
During the race meeting at the state fair
grounds the city will, on the first, second and
third days. cause the road to the grounds
leading through Como PARK to be sprinkled.
The street car company will sprinkle the
tracks of its line.
The journeymen painters have succeeded
In securing quarters in which to open their
cooperative shop on jackson street. near
Seventh. There has been more money offered
to Start the shop than is needed and other
offers of funds are coming in.
NJ. II. Swift an old resident who was for
merly III the fruit business, was attacked by a
fit when entering the court house at 4 80 yes
terday. He was taken to the custodian's
Office, and efforts to resuscitate him were
futile and he had to be conveyed to his home
in carriage. The attack was not dangerous,
happily.
II. D. McCauley and j. A. Campbell have
been appointed to clerkships in the state
auditing department. The statement of
morning paper that Clerk Mueller was com
PEELED to resign through political differences
is denied by Auditor Bierman. Mr. Bierman
denies that he ever made any such statement
as that attributed TO him.
May Griffijhs the child soprano, will sing
a solo, ''Over the Stars there is Rest at the
Grand Opera House church services to-
morrow morning. She will also sing duet,
20 Morning Land with Sadie Murphy.
Oscar Lenau will sing II will Extol Three"
Mr.. Vail viii preach on Another Bible Story
and Modern knowledge"
A team of horses attached to brewery
wagon yesterday morning received severe
electric shock outside the Clarendon hotel by
stepping on an iron trap leading to the cable
conduit which contains the feed wires.
The ANNALS were not injured, but made
things very lively for time. The iron trap
is supposed to have been charged with the
current.
Narrow Hot Weather SuSna0dars