St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-10
TOLD IN A TRICE.

The Thomas N. Doutney non-sectarian
temperance meetings viii begin at the New
market theater Sunday.
L John Sehacherl charged by his neighbor
Julius Asmidt, with assault and battery, will
have hearing tomorrow.
j. L. Schoch, J. E. Clark and j. B. Nc
Gaughey filed bonds yesterday as state medi-
| cal examiners with the secretary of state.
I Charles Mallory, of the ''ould Sod" drank
| toexcess yesterday afternoon. and was lodged
/ in the central station as disorderly char
pcter.
taj G. C. Cewie the able an d efficient assistant
of Secretary Hart, of the board of corrections
and charities. is absent from the capitol ow
| ing to q severe spell of sickness.
The pay roll of Moorhead Normal school
for the month of December, as submitted
yesterday to the state auditor, amounted to
iS900.S3, and current expenses S957.S7.
| I ! Robert Kennedy, who hit James Sweeny
some weeks ago in a fight, was in court yes
/ terday, and the case was again continued
for week. Sweeny was still too i'll to APP
tipear.
Is, A typographical error yesterday showed the
soutput of the Shell Lake & Barron EFT Lumber
company footed ), 000, 900 feet from Septem-
der to Jan. l. 1t should have read 10000,
600 feet
Col. W. Fl. Fl. Taylor the state librarian,
yesterday filed his official bond with the see
rotary of state in the sum of $1,000. with
/ Charles E. Flandrau and George c. Squires
as sureties.
Harris Singer, popular Isrealite of the
West side. is soon to be welded. He will
take one of the West side beauties i'll about
week, and Tom T. Martin is to address the
wedding party
Frank Zuckerich, a man of tattered aspect
and detected mien, was picked up as vag
yesterday at Fourth street and Broadway by
Officer Cogin. Zuckerich will go to the farm
for week or two.
Patrick Kelly, drunken and extremely
fannel-mouthed descendant of race of
kings, fell into the hands of Officer McEllis-
strom yesterday and was locked up at the
central police station.
Steven Flaherty, accused by Ed Tourgeon
of assault and battery, was in court yester-
day and his case was continued until Mon
day. Steven was released on a bond fur
nished by his mamma.
The Father Mathew T. A. society will eeIe-
brate its twenty second anniversary with
grand banquet at the Windsor hotel. Monday
evening, Jan. 70. Choice vocal and musical
Sel6CtiOUS VIII Dc I6uOGrGQ.
The illness of one of the commissioners
prevented quorum of the board of park
commissioners yesterday afternoon, and Sec
rotary Broth was compelled to adjourn the
meeting until next Friday.
The state board of medical examiners yes
terdaY met at the capitol and examined six
teen candidates for diplomas. The names OF
the successful competitors will be announced
i'll the course of few days.
George II. Schickler was granted permit
yesterday to build a three-story brick veneer
and stone tenement building on the south
side of Selby avenue, between st. Adams and
Grotto, the same to cost $4,000
E1he ST. Paul and Minneapolis Mortgage
Loan and Trust company yesterday fled an
article of amendment with the secretary of
state. changing the name of the company
to that of The ST. Paul and Minneapolis
Trust company.
A special meeting of the Junior Pioneer
association was held last evening at police
headquarters, and a committee was ap-
pointed to superintend the decoration eff
Turner hall for the grand bali to be given
next Thursday evening.
Hans Atcecson, charged with vagrancy,
tried to convince the police court judge that
collapse in Wall street. He says he stood to
win $4,000. The judge Informed him that
he stood committed for thirty days.
Sunday afternoon. at $3.50 o'clock, there
will be meeting for men only in the Young
Mems Christian Association gymnasium.
Singing, led by Prof. George E. Mussey, as
sisted by male chorus and orchestra. A very
cordial invitation is extended to the young
men of the city.
On Monday evening sthe Father Matthew
T. A. society," of this city, will hold its twenty
second anniversary entertainment and ban
quet at the Windsor hotel on Monday even
ing next. The arrangements for their affair
have been made on a scale to surpass any of
their former notable events.
The state auditor yesterday received reports
from the hospital stewards at Rochester,
Fergus Falls and st. Peter. showing that the
relative expenses of the institutions for the /!
month of December amounted to $1S,047.- |
sd, So, 292.52 and SIG 538. 95. exclusive of
an item for insurance for Fergus Falls Of
$500 SO.
The regular Saturday night class for the
study of the Sunday school lesson will meet
in the chapel of the Young Mems Christian
Association tonight at 8 o'clock. Subject
"Idolatry i'll Israel" General Secretary Hor
ton leader These meetings have been found
helpful to those who attend. The public are
cordially invited.
"a London fog, that's what it isl said a
busy Englishman yesterday, and that's what
St Paul got in the way of weather yesterday.
1t was so foggy in the morning that one
could scarcely see 100 yards ahead Of him,
and it did not begin to clear up until this af
ternoon. The foggy condition of the atmos-
phere was attributed to the sun drawing the
frost from the ground.
The corner of Seventh and Wabasha
streets and other places where the street Car
loops have been constructed, prove to be
rather dangerous to pedestrians and drivers,
and the police at all those points have all
they can do to keep the passers-by from be-
ing injured. They leave the policemen at
those points but little chance to attend to
anything else.
Sophie Martinson, petite blonde Of en-
gaging manners and stylish exterior, has had
Edward Johnson arrested as the father of
possible pair of twins. johnson claims that
he has only met Sophie in a casual sort of
way and OH but few occasions. He denies
the parentage of the prospective babies and
will contest the case. johnson will be in