St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-13
SAINT PAUL.
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Prof. Lugger will lecture on entomology at
the high school this afternoon.
Gov. Merriam received an invitation yes
terday to attend the Parnel memorial meet
ing in New York
The second gradeteachers' meeting, which
was TO have been held at the high school to-
day. has been postponed until Monday.
The police and fire departments, together
with all city employees, including school
teachers will be paid October salaries to-
morrow.
The board of public works yesterday
awarded the contract for grading the alley in
block II. ST. Anthony Park, to Michael Lux
for Sl35
Acker post G. A. r.. nominated officers for
the ensuing year last evening. The election
will occur the evening Of the second Thurs
day in December.
Boiler inspector CLAIR. will Ego out and in-
spect the damage done to the boilers of the
Minneapolis Steam Forge and Bolt works,
recently burned.
Pensions have been granted Daniel S.
Danse, of Roscoe, and Henry Nichols, of
NorthfelG. the former to receive IS month
and the latter SI2.
Detective Koran last evening arrested John
Mccormick, for whom a warrant mad been
issued during the day for stealing suit or
clothes, valued at $50, from Edward Barry.
The lunch provided by the ladies of the
Peoples church in the Lowry arcade was so
successful Yesterday that it has been decided
to continue 1t for probably two more days.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health de
partment yesterday from 639 Grant street, III
Smelling avenue, 972 Ashland avenue, at the
Minnesota Transfer; diphIheria from III
from
the city hospital.
Koehler & Hinrchs have removed to their
new building at the corner Of Sixth and
Waoouta streets, where they enjoy more
cemmodous quarters and greater convent
ences for the transaction of their rapidly
growing business.
Mrs. Horton, who is suffering from concus-
sion of the brain caused last week i'll run
away accident. is still lying at the residence
of her sister. Mrs. De Coster, corner of Fourth
and Washington streets Her condition was
reported yesterday to be somewhat improved,
and there are hopes of her recovery.
charming entertainment was given last
evening at the Christian chapel, on Louis
street. The participants were Mr.. and Mrs.
C. ". Schneider, Mrs. ". 5. Briggs, Messrs.
Woodman and Anderson. of st. Paul, and
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Dunn, Misses Coone and
Ford and Miss Hallett, the reader. of Mime
apolis.
The officials of Murray county yesterday
filed returns at the Office of the secretary of
state of the special election, held in that
county Nov. to decide the question of issu-
ing bonds for the purpose of erecting court
house at Slayton, the county seat There
were AZ votes in favor and 246 against the
proposition.
Frank Dyer switchman aged twenty-one
years, was arrested by Officer McCart last
evening and locked up for attempting to rob
labOrer in saloon. corner OF Third and
Rosabel streets. Byer who is well known to
the police q tough character, gave the
officer considerable trouble in resisting ar
rest
At the annual meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of the First NJ.
+. church in this city the following ladies
were elected 10 office for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. Milo Il. Bell; vice presidents,
Mrs. Pascal Smith, Mrs. C. B. Wilcox, Mrs.
Charles Paulk; Secretary, Mrs. George Gil
fllan; treasurer, Mrs. DR.. Riggs.
That the social world of St Paul will take
advantage of the engagement of Carleton's
opera company at the Metropolitan next
week was evidenced by the advance sale of
seats which opened yesterday. Several thea
ter parties. ranging from ten TO eighteen per-
sons. have secured seats for various nights
during the week. This being the opening of
the operate season accounts in measure
for the heavy sale. Strauss new opera,
indigo" was the favorite. with "Nanon''
and The GOndoliers'' net very lar behind.