St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-01
SAINT PAUL.
NUBBINS OF NEWS.

A meeting of the board of education will
be held to-day at o'clock.
The collections of internal revenue for
June approximate s., 10000.
The Holly Leaf Social club have an exeur-
sion Sunday 10 Forrest lake.
W. Luverne, a hack driver, was arrested
last evening at the union depot by officer
Fraser for cruelty beating horse.
John Kerwin has been appointed direc-
tor of the board of control The appoint
ment is one made by the board Of control.
Cases of scarlet fever at 239 East Winnifred
street and diphlheria at 7S5 Geranium street
were reported at the health office yesterday.
Mary Burke, who lives on Charles street.
was yesterday placed under bonds for 500 by
Judge Twohy for indulging in family quar-
rel Monday evening.
Charles Van Watering, telegraph opera
tor, was arrested yesterday on warrant by
Detectives Daily and Kennedy. for stealing
watch belonging TO Russell Door.
David {. Lightburn received his commits
sion yesterday as second Lieutenant of Com
pany l. and jus Billinger as first lieutenant
of Company y, both of the Third regiment.
The employees of the ST Paul pillow works,
located at Gladstone, will tomorrow hold
their first annual picnic. There will be
sports and fun galore, the past year having
been a most prosperous one for the works.
The board of trade met at the chamber of
commerce yesterday for the purpose Of dis
cussingthe proposition of removal TO Sixth
street and Broadway. 1t was finally decided
TO continue its meetings in the chamber Of
commerce.
Those persons who have not paid their
water rent had better hurry up and do so. as
only four days are left in which the amounts
can be paid. Secretary Caulfeld yesterday
stated that over 1900 accounts are still nm
paid, which he considers an unusually large
number.
The three iads-F. N. Ellis, Eddie Burch
and Carl Cohen-arrested Monday for steal
ing an umbrella were discharged by Judge
Twohy yesterday with a severe reprimand.
He told the lads that if they ever appeared
IN court again they would be sent 10 the re-
form school.
City Treasurer Refs yesterday issued his
statement for the month Of June, which
shows that the receipts were S563. S55.17,
which, with the balance on hand on June /,
gave total of S636, 9l097 The disburse-
ments were S54. SIS. SO, and balance of S95.-
029 fl IS on hand.
thar all who have agreed to contribute to the
fund Tor the entertainment OF the editorial
delegation, which meets July IA to II in
elusive, would send in their checks TO him as
soon as convenient. There has been some
Indebtedness already necessarily incurred,
and he desires to get the subscriptions in as
rapidly as possible TO defray these contingent
expenses.
Conditions Of Success was the subject Of
a lecture at EpworIh N. Z. church last even
ing by Rev. c. B. Wilcox, of the First NJ. E.
church. The reverend gentleman has a we'll
earned reputation as a pulpit orator, and he
was listened to by large audience. The
lecture last night was up to the highest eX-
pectations. II abounded in incidents aptly
applied and was scholarly in its construction.
True manhood based on correct moral theO-
ries was declared 10 be the best conditions
for the greatest success.
The great interest that has been excited
among Bible students by Lieut.. TOtten's arti-
cles on 1.-THE End of the Age" makes this
subject one Of special Importance at this
time. Evangelist Munhall viii take I'D this
subject, among others, at the MahtOmedi
Bible school, July TO 5. W. E. Blackstone,
the,friend of the Jews. who recently presented
the petition TO President Harrison, recon-
intending aid IN securing Palestine for out
east Russian Jews, will also speak on this
topic and the Restoration of the Jews"
Baron Hirch has just donated S15,OO0,0OO for
the return of the Jews TO Palestine. Mrs.
S NJ. l. Henry, National Evangelist W. c. 7.
T.. Rev r. y. McKaig, Evangelists WOoley,
Nash, Pratt VIII give Bible readings on prac-
teal and important subjects. No admission
will be charged, and large gathering is ex-
pected