St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-08
SUNDAY LOCALS.


Mayor Smith has vetoed the ordinance to
place cement side walk on Portland avenue.
Archbishop Ireland will lecture at the
Cathedral at 1880. Subject: ''Labor's Rest
Day.
St. Johns Lutheran church. corner of Mar
garet and Hope streets. will be dedicated
to-day.
The Office of the state superintendent of
public instruction was closed yesterday.
owing to the death of j. S. Hughes
Harry Armstrong, a shoemaker. was ar
rested yesterday by Officer Coganfor stealing
an oYereOat, which was found in his posses
sion.
The gross receipts for the concert given in
aid of the WOman,s Christian Home al Van
Ellemeet's hall on the 10Th ult. amounted to
Sl75.
Gust Taylor, sixteen years old. was found
yesterday in a very drunken condition By
oheer Smith, and was licked up at head
quarters.
The bank c!earances yesterday were 81, OPS
9o4.So. For the week, SG,6i6.679.17. The to-
tai for the corresponding week last year was
Si119,316.14
Members of Garfield Post No. S. G. AR,
will meet at their post this afternoon at
O'Clock to attend the funeral Of Comrade
James Hughes.
Scarlet fever was yesterday reported from
LangfoId avenue, 62) Warren street. and
diphtheria at the corner of Minnehaha street
and Payne avenue.
The machinery molders held a regular
meeting last evening and listened to an ad-
dress from Mr.. Brispine in the interests of
the blue label cigar.
The Commercial club Will meet to-morrow
night at the Grand Opera House hall Ad
dresses will be delivered by Mr.. Brisbine of
Philadelphia, and others.
This week will be observed as a week of
special prayer in behalf of young men ut the
Y. NJ. C. A. Every evening meetings will be
held in association hall from D. NJ 10 10
p. m.
vicious horse kicked John Denver of
Forest Lake. on The West side last night and
fractured his right leg He was taken to St
Josepn's hospital for treatment by the Ducas
street patrol wagon.
The dispute between the Lloyd Plate Glass
Insurance company and the Fidelity and
Casualty company. both of New York, will
be Investigated by the insurance commits
sioner tomorrow.
May Wilson, under arrest for stealing
pGi' of diamond earrings belonging to r.
Elliot. jeweler of Minneapolis. was yesterday
in the municipal court and held to the grand
jury in the sum of $500.
Twin City Lodge l79, L O. O. F., will con-
fer the iniiidtorv and first degrees on six can
didates on Thursday. Grand Master ". r.
johnson, Grand secretary Bolton and numer-
Gus other visitors VIII be present
Two little polish girls aged twelve years,
were arrested Yesterday by Officer Ross for
stealing lead fittings from a store on West
Third street Relief Agent HutchinS will ask
TO have them sent to the reform school.
Tn, explosion of a gasoline: lamp in the
fruit store of George Harris, c51 East Sew
en:h street. yesterday afternoon. caused the
building to be Quilted by fire. The place was
owned By Henry DAm&roger, and was full Y
insured.
Clodemir Robin. alas Charles Boucher,
was charged yesterday in the municipal
court. on the complaint of Felix st. Martin
with selling liquor in Little Canada town
ship without license. Robin was held to
the grand jury in the sum of $40,
Last Monday local branch of the Order
of the Iron Hall was organized by the dep.
uty, Thomas Scorah, with Il charter member
shin of fftytwo. Next Tuesday Branch No.
2l2, on Dayton's bluff will meet ana arrange
versary that will soon take place.
Insurance Commissioner Smith, who has
been spending few days at his home III
WOrthington. states that the Iowa election
created a deal of feeling in his county. which
BORDERS on Iowa. He predicts that the anti
prohibition Republicans will fuse with the
Democrats on all liquor legislation.
The mail carriers held meeting al Labor
hall last evening but transacted 10 business
of public importance. They returned vote
of thanks to the boilermakegs for invitations
to their ball General Organizer Brisbine, of
the cigarmakers' union, was present ana
spoke III the interest of the blue label cigar
The annual meeting of the Minnesota Life
Association of Life Underwriters met at the
Office of the AlGna Lite Insurance company
yesterday afternoon. and the election of CT
fieers for the ensuing year took place. Man
ager b. +. Stahl. of the A1ina. was reelected
president Some routine business was trans
acted and the meeting adjourned.