St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-24
TOLD IN A TWINkLING.


The park board failed to secure. quorum
yesterday. -
L. H. Baxter and wife, of Duluth. are at
the Clifton
Scarlet fever at 4S4 East Sixth street and
diphtheria AZ CAB Wells and a7or Maryland
streets. 47s
John Boyer was yesterday ordered by Judge
Oliver to tie sent TO the Rochester Insane
asylum.
Cy Wellington has been retained TO defend
Jay P. Davis on the charges of forging jury
certificates
In the cause of Meyer Gottstein against
John johnson ct al. the iHfy returned yer;
dict for the defendant.
Articles of incorporation were fled with
the secretary of state Yesterday by the Holy
Cross Beuevolent.Seciety of Duluth.
". b. Craigs, Of Niankatoss b ". Edef. OF
Chaska, and l. j. Cartwright. of CoraoFa,
are among the MinnesoIians at the SllItehs
Rose Miner, fifty years old was among the
DRINKS registered at the central SUTTON last
night. She had been there before many a
time.
The Friday evening class in electricity of
the night high school has been discontinued,
and the pupils have been transferred to the
Monday and Wednesday eyeniuggclasseS.s
The Winona q Southern Railroad company
filed report with the state auditor Yesterday.
showing that the gross receipts OF the past
year amounted TO S7.546.S6. OH which a 1per
cent tax is paid to@the state.
Fred Last, Fuller Mitchell, his sen-ia-law,
and George Howe, engaged in a little family
row at their home i'll the Taylor-Cralg block
last night, ana were lodged for disorderly
conduct by Officers Weidle and Tally.
A number OF witnesses in the Minneapolis
census cases were at tue nlted States dis
trict attorneys office yesterday, TO be inter
viewed by special Attorney Baxter, as to
what they knew about the cases, with a-yleW
of classifying testimony.
: Rev. Ulysses Grant Click is a fraud He is
working the old game of securing contribu;;
lions to missionary find. The reverend
gentleman has played hisgame withmore or
less success in Minneapolis, and people in St.
Pa II are warned TO LOOK ont for him and re-
port his adventto the police.
Thomas Pounell an .Englishman, who
formerly conducted an ice business in this
city, and who resides on Tennessee street,
West st. Paul, has been notified that he is
one of the heirs TO esPounell estates III
England, which estates'are valued at So 600, :
co., Mr.. Pounen leaves in a few days olook
after his interests abroad - - ';isI%i
The st. Paul Christian EIldeaFor union " i'll
hold its annual meeting at = O'Clock Monday
evening Jan 20. in the Eiuttse of Hope Pres
byterian church The annual reports OF
committees will be given and officers for the
ensuing year ected, after which the tilion
will be addressed by Rev. Dr. Wffcox. pastor
of the First Methodist church of this city.
All are cordially invited ..s9,s. ~
Charles P. DoutneN son5of tfiesweil known
temperance worker of this city. sbad a mar
row escape from death q night erso sinee at
the Pillsbnry school at OWatouna.snl pom re-
firing he neglected to arrange, the @stoye
damDer and the room soon became filled
wi h gas. He was found in an asphyXiaIed
condition in the morning, but by good work
was restored.
Rev. ". s. Vail will preach before the
| Tn Versa!ist society In the Grand opera
house al Il a. IN. Sunday morning, Subject,
1.-THE New Orthodox Bible; a lesson From
Gail Hamilton Bible Glass i he quarteite
will sing ''Cantate Domino and s'Ehristlan,
the Morn Breaks Sweetly Ger Thee, with q
solo by Mr. Johnston. Allseats free ~
George Robert, who bears an uneuviable
reputetion as an all-around crook, was ar
! rested at the union depot last night by Officer
Perro He is q French Jew and is said to be
an exceptionally clever con man. When
searched at the central station big revolver
| and an ugly billy werefolnd upon his person
! He has been doing some of his confidence
| games on the trains running into ST. Paul
| lately and some of his recent operations
| will be aired in the police court this morn
ing
| Mir. and Mrs. Doutrey gives notice that a
| pleasant and profitable programme will be
| offered at the temperanee meetings III The
| Newmarket thealer at 3 al 10 o clock to-
| morrow. In addition to the eXcellent muSlea
| programme by the " bite Grand COlored Con
| cert company many others VIII take part
Pledge signing will be special feature Of
this temperance movement The work will
continue nightly during the week. All tenn
| perance societies and advocates of the cause
| are cordially invited. This is an opportunity
| which it seems should be embraced by al
who make professions or lean toward mora
/ reform. From what can be learned the WORK
| is worthy Of support III every particular.