St. Paul daily globe., 1891-09-15
SAINT PAUL.
MONDAY sEDEsHOWs.

The board of aldermen hold a meeting this
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Yesterday portrait Of the late Judge Hale
was hung in the chamber of commerce.
The board of regents Of The state university
will meet in the governor room at 10 O'Clock
this morning
The summer vacation being over, the meet
lngs OF the local lodge Of Eiks viii be re-
sumad this evening.
The committee on claims Of the board of
aldermen met yesterday afternoon and trans
acted routine business.
Richard G. Park demands Judgment for
s200 against Charles +. and Agnes Arrou
upon promissory note.
Scarlet fever was reported from Sl4 Prior
avenue, 200 Pleasant avenue and 60s Charles
street to the health Siice yesterday.
Leander II. Grail has sued Z. Duncan sniff
fen to recover s. $500 Upon All account for
advertising in New York and promissory
note.
Six lads arrested Saturday for jumping on
rarssin the union depot were repTimanded by
Judge Cory in the municipal court and sent
about their business.
The state board of equalization met at the
capitol yesterday afternoon aud adjourned
again until this morning. There was less
than.a quorum present
Cornelius Hickey was yesterday bound over
TO the grand jury in the sum of 500 to an
swer charge of bastardy preferred by Ida
Eckiund, who appeared in court with a nine
months-old baby
c. II. Why. of Dalton, Mimi, violated the
game law by shooting a prairie chicken on
the 18th of August. He was fined the SO
penalty, and yesterday the money reached
She state treasury.
The pension bureau has granted pensions
30 Minnesota vets as follows; TO Jacob G.
Miller. of ST. Paul, S. mouth; Ransom
Norton, FarmingtoA, So; James L. Reed,
Eden Valley, Si2 month.
The board of public works yesterday
awarded the contract for paving West sixth
street, from Smith avenue TO College avenue,
10 w. j. Preston for S3G5S, the estimate of
the city engineer being S},135.
pile of dry goods boxes in the re ar of
Aliens livery stable. on SIKH and Robert
streets, caught fire last evening for which a
'stillr alarm was seEt in. Before The fire
apparatus arrived a few buckets of water had
put out the blaze
a. II. Wilder, John Z. Merriam and W. r.
Merriam have conveyed about Il score of lots
lying northeast of the Northern Pacific rail
road, near Lafayette avenue. 10 ]. II. Camp
bell, of Chicago. The consideration named
is Sl0O000
The Acorn club will meet tonight at 70
Park place and continue its discussion of in
teresting and important associations of the
eighteenth and nineteenth centuries The
club has held frequent meetings during the
past summer aud increased i'll membership.
John Griffin alias Mike Flynn, a carpet
layer was yesterday arrested by Officer Nc
Bride and locked up AT police headquarters
on charge of larceny. Flynn is suspected
of being one of the gang who recently robbed
number of houses on st. Anthony hill.
c. II. Scott, the man who shot a sheriff in
Detroit some years ago and was sent to the
state prison for the offense, was charged in
The municipal court yesterday with stealing
coat the property of a Mr.. Benton. Scott
was sent to the woodpile for ninety days.
Fat MeDonough, Car conductor was
charged in the municipal court yesterday
with having kicked off his car ffteen-year-
old boy named Willie Fearing, inlcting seri-
Dus injuries. The case was continued until
Wednesday, bail beng fixed at SIS.
Maggie Morrison, woman of lewd char
meter, arrested early yesterday morning
under the hill' for robbing Fred Graham of
s.. was sent by Judge Cory TO the workhouse
for thirty days. Graham and companion,
=. J. Haggis, went out for ten days each for
being drunk
The Young Mems Christian association has
perfected an eighteen-months lease of the
large hall in the Lowry arcade building 1t
Is hoped that the new building on Minnesota
hnd Exchange streets will be built the com
Ing year and ready for occupancy when this
lease expires.
The teachers of the public schools had
''grade meeting in the assembly room of
The high school yesterday afternoon These
meetings are to be held the second Monday
of each month during school terms hereafter.
Addresses are made upon the work by de-
partment supervisors and the superintend-
ent.