St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-22
SAINT PAUL.
BETWEEN BITES.

Six minor permits, aggregating Sl,S0), were
ssued by the building inspector yesterday
Oscar Abel, for assaulting Gust Halvorsen
n family quarrel, was fined SIS yesterday
the municipal court.
The principals of the different schools of
1t. Paul will meet at the high school Monda
afternoon al clock.
Scarlet fever was reported al the health
)fice yesterday at sol Fulton street, and
iiphtheria at $40 Juno street
&c. A. B. Weide is still reported to be in a
low condition. consequent upon the ex-
posure he underwent while mentally de-
anged.
Solemn high mass, with Fa rmer's mass and
.ambillotte's tie Deum,' will be rendered
It the cathedral Thanksgiving morning at
0:3O. There viii be special sermon for the
occasion.
r. lie Vasseur, editor of LIE Canadien. is
me OF the directors of the special committee
organized by the chamber Of commerce in
he interests of immigration.
John Il. Mccormick, for stealing a set of
ools from the shops of Young & Co., was
yesterday sentenced in the municipal curt
o sixty days in the workhouse.
Surveyor General Ash, of Duluth and Ohm
Mccarthy of saltwater, were at the state
auditors Office yesterday looking over de-
eriptons of Minnesota pine lands
The St. Paul Typothete will have their an
nual BANQUET at the Hotel Ryan Monday
evening. Ladies will attend the banquet and
Al enjoyable evening is anticipated.
Barney Lewis, the short change operator
who was arrested Tor swindling man out of
S19, failed to appear in the municipal court
yesterday. aud forfeited his bail of $50.
There viii be a meeting Of Canadians max
Ing ST. Paul their home, Monday evening, at
344 Cedar street, at o'clock. TO organize
court of Independent Order of Foresters.
Rev. a. B. simpson, president of the Chris
tian Alliance and pastor of the Tabernacle
church in New York, is announced to hold
Christian conference in this city this week.
State Bank Examiner Kenyon certified yes
terday to the fact that the Mutual Home Saw
ings Association Of Minneapolis had COM
piled with the law by paying fee of SO 10
the state.
The assembly committee on claims meets
omorrow afternoon at ) o'clock, the special
joint committee on school insurance al 80
O'Clock, and the joint committee Oh requisi-
tions at o'clock
The bodies of the two men, Whaien and
Ryan, who were found dead Thursday morn
ing in the Manitoba house. the result of
heavy drinking were buried yesterday at the
expense of the county.
John Williams, who had d good load of
tanglefoot. appeared before Judge Twohy
yesterday i'll the municipal court and charged
himself with being drunk. Judge Twohy let
him go with a warning
Wilbur L. Davidson, the we'll known Chau-
tauqua lecturer, of Cincinnati, will be at the
Peoples church next Saturday night with his
brilliantly illustrated lecture, In and About
Shakespeare's Home''
The directors of the Commercial club will
hold a meeting Wednesday evening at s
o'clock in the Windsor hotel to select a sec
rotary. President Corcoran last evening re-
ported membership of $50.
Next Wednesday the retail clerks union
will hold their regular meeting. aud all mem
bers are requested to be present, as it is the
last meeting before the annual ball. for
which great preparations are being made by
the committee.
NJ. II. Clearv, accused of forging a check on
the National Garmln-American bank in the
name Of j. p. Davis ana passing it upon
saloonkeeper named Guion, was yesterday
in the municipal court held to the grand
jury. bail being liked at ,00).
Adam Marty, sheriff of Washington county,
filed certificate with the state auditor yes
terday to the effect that he had delivered into
the keeping of the warden at the state peni-
tertiary one William s. Fusion, sentenced to
one year at hard labor for forgery in the third
degree
The retail clerks union announce their
third annual bail to take place at Westmore-
land hall on Thursday evening, Dec 3 The
boys are working with much enthusiasm and
intend to make 1t a grand success. Tickets
can be obtained from mem bers at the various
retail stores but will not be sold indiscrim-
inately. DAM orchestra has been secured
ment of the evening.
Architect Wallingford has charge of the
new stores and flats for W. P. billiard, located
on Selby avenue ana Victoria street, for
which permit has just been issued. The
building will cost about $4,000 and will be
a permanent and substantial structure. Also
three houses tor Ira White, located on CIeve-
land avenue. to cost about 5000 each. Two
Of these will be stone and frame combina
ton, and the third, after the ''Old Colonial"
style. All will be furnished in hard wood
and complete i'll every respect. Mr. Wall
ingford has just started on another apart
ment building OF six housekeeping suites on
st. Adams street. These will embody in ad-
dition 20 what is usually found in flats, sew
eral other unique and convenient features
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