St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-28
SAINT PAUL.
AROUND THE CITY.

fills teeth without pam.
William Hendricks has sued John NJ.
Lynch upon promissory note for $50.
An adjourned meeting of the board of edu
cation will be held this afternoon at +
O'Clock
The closing meeting of Orpheus Choral
club was held last night at the Bates Avenue
Nj f. church.
In the case of Frederick W. Steeg against
The ST. Paul City Railway Company, the jury
returned verdict Of S1,5O0 in favor of the
plaintiff
The friends of Officer McCarrick, who was
so seriously injured by a passing street car,
will be gratiied TO learn that he is on the
road TO recovery.
Cases of scarlet fever at 19Ol2 Martin street
and membraueous Group at 25J East Robie
street were reported TO the health depart
ment yesterday.
The Young Peoples Guild of st. James
church had delightful lawn festival at the
residence OF Mr. Bumgardner, on Lookout
Terrace, last night.
The Kings Daughters of Trinity Episcopal
church gave an ice cream sociable at Liberty
Drum Corps hail on Stryker avenue, corner
of George street. last night.
Martha McDenough recovered a verdict OF
Sl,2250 from the Chicago. st. Paul " Kansas
City Railway company en- account of inju-
ries sustained in alighting from a car.
Bridget Sullivan was yesterday ordered by
the probate court TO be taken to the Roches-
ter hospital. She is an old lady, and has
twice before been in the insane hospital.
The board of railroad commissioners will
make an official trip over the Omaha railway,
and visit the followine stations. leaving June
:. a Sttarr petpr HaOl-afO .T0mpg
Window, Worthington and Luverne.
Norden Lodge, No. III. I. o. o. F., at its
meeting Tuesday night elected officers for
the ensuing term, as follows: George Jen-
sen, y. G.: NJ. jacobson, Y. G.; j. West re-
cording secretary; o. Larson, treasurer.
The Tracy Creamery company was incor-
porated yesterday, with capital stock of
$3.50. The incorporators are 4. r. Thomp-
son, A. L. Partridge Martin Thurein, Levi
Montgomery, II. Il. Titus aud NJ. Finch, of
Tracy.
The corps of conductors and motorneers
living in St Paul, who were displaced on the
Inlerurban line by Minneapolis men when
the control OF the line was transferred to the
Mill City, were yesterday ordered to report
for duty ut the Minneapolis Office.
Ex-Pugilist Pat Kilen. who was arrested a
week ago upon two charges Of assault and
battery, is reported 10 be in Winnipeg paint
Ing that city vivid red. If he does not ap-
pear this afternoon in the municipal court
his bail of $500 will be forfeited.
Blair, the vag who attempted to work the
sympathy racket on the court by bandaging
his arm III Il splint, attempted TO escape from
the Black Maria yesterday while in the work
house confines, but was captured after a
short dash and placed hors du combat
Manager Billy Wells benefit will occur
Sunday evening, June :, when q very at
Gracuve programme viii be presented.
Tickets were put or sale yesterday, and,
judging from the way they went, it is safe
10 predict the Olympic theater viii be
packed by the friends of the genial man
sger
The Minnesota State Electc Medical So
ciety held its annual meeting in the senate
room at the capitol Yesterday After bust
ness meeting. al which all the old officers
were reelected, a number of interesting
papers were read and discussed. They ad-
journed to meet in Minneapolis on invitation
May y, 1S92.
Sheriff Silas Braley, of Winona county, yes
ferday drew $50 from the state for conveying
lhree prisoners to the penitentiary. TheiI
names are William E. Cole, convicted of
grand larceny in the first degree: William
fffiley, same offense, second degree, and Pat
Ryan, for larceny in the second degree The
first has to serve five years and the last two
TWO years each.
The flower show for the benefit of the Bo-
hemian Mission school will be at Plymouth
church this evening. a large number of
young ladies viii appear in costumes repre-
senting different varieties of flowers. The
Beethoven String quartette and a full Or
oh of ,tr--f -,=o
{. Murdock viii furnish an excellent musi
cal programme. Light refreshments will be
served, and flowers will be on sale.
Susie Kirwin and the Wilbur Opera COM
papy have scored great success in the new
opera, princess Toto The Metropolitan
was filed TO overfiowing last night. It runs
the balance of the week, with matinee to-day
and Saturday, The two cub bears ''Nanon'
ana Toto, appear at every performance.
''Erminie'' will be given by the Wilburs next
week commencing Sunday night. Reserved
seats for next week now on sale at the box
office
Shortly before midnight fire broke out at
1904 and 1906 Pacific street, which resulted in
damages to the extent of $1,000 The houses
belonged to Peter Christanson and Marshall
Lucas, and were occupied by J. l.. Field and
j. Adams ana their families. The residents
bdIel! escHieu Win tAe4r 44Nes, anu were uil-
able to save any property, owing to the rapid
spread of the flames. There was no insur-
ance on the contents of the houses or the
buildings.
A Washington dispatch states that there
IS to be general shaking up of employees in
the st. Paul federal building July IL and
then amplites the declaration by explaining
that Col. Edwards has filed with Secretary
Netueton a complaint against the compe.
tency of the present force '.in unmistakable
plainness," =" etc. Inquiry at the federal build.
ing revealed the fact, and nothing more,
that Col. Edwards petitioned for an assistant
engineer, and that one is likely to be ap-
pointed No one is filing that capacity at
present.