St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-19
SAINT PAUL.
NUBBINs OF NEWS.

The committee on claims of the board OF
aldermen meets tomorrow afternoon at 2:5O
o'clock.
A small fire in the rear Of 495 st. Peter
street called out Chief jackson and his men
yesterday morning.
The Earles would like to get game from
any club under twenty-one years of age III
Minnesota. the Nationals, Browns or Mets
preferred, for SIS or S25 side.
Henry Rogers and William Rogers, as ex-
ecutors of the estate of Thomas Rogers, de-
ceased, have sued E. Fl. Murphy and Il. II.
Hayward 10 recover 500 upon promIssory
notes.
The Albion cafe and the furnished apart
ments in the Albion flats. Western avenue,
will, after Aug. l. be under the permanent
management of Mrs. j. L. Messner, now at ~
Summit avenue.
Ed Flannigan, under arrest on a charge OF
attempting to outrage Clara Virg, was
brought up yesterday in the police court. lie
was remanded until next Thursday. bail
being fixed at $1,000.
The fire department library yesterday re-
ceived a handsome gift from Mrs. Mary 4.
Robinson. who donated five volumes OF
''Maeauley's History of England" and copy
of "C5esar's Column richly bound.
The machinists held largely attended
meeting last evening. officers were IN
stalled, communications from the general
organizations were read, showing that the
association is in a prosperous condition.
The ladies of ST. Patrick's parish will give
an ice cream and lawn festival at the church
grounds and hall, corner OF Case and Mlssls-
sippi streets, on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings The st. Anthony Hill orchestra
will furnish music
most readable and sensible article on the
temperance question appears in the current
number of the Northwestern Chronicle from
the pen of Rev. j. J. Lawler, Of this city. 1t
constituted the address TO the people at the
late c. 7. A. convention.
". : Morton has sold his Summit avenue
property to a. H. Paget for S45O per foot The
fact that foreign capital has been planting IL
self on Summit avenue of late may be sug-
gestfve of an unusual activity in that locality
during the coming autumn.
William f. Crafts of New York City,
we'll known lecturer. viii address the mems
meeting at the Young Mems Christian as
sociation rooms Sunday afternoon al
O'Clock. 'Labor's Right to Weekly Rest
viii be the subject of his address.
Edward O'Toole, the fellow who broke
into Henry Weber's clothing store on Waba-
sha street on July II and stole quantity OF
clothing, was up in the municipal court yes
terdav. He was caught Friday evening by
Chief Clark. He waived examination, and
was bound to the grand jury in $1,000 bail.
There will be a memorial service at Inver
Grove Methodist Episcopal church, Sunday,
July %, at D. m. Elroy Goodrich, son Oh ,.
E. Goodrich, died at Bloomington Hennepin
~, ,If,r- or1A
the city and Inver Grove could not attend
the funeral, they have desired this service
The residence OF Thomas Greeley, at 1O1
Granite street. was entered by burglars early
yesterday morning and S105 and silver
watch stolen. The thieves entered the house
by cutting through window, and in the par
lor adjoining the bedroom of Mr.. Greeley
found his clothes, which they rified. The
police expect to have the thieves in custody
in a short time.
H. D. Wallace, official stenographer of the
municipal court has IN press a little volume
entitled. Know Thyself, or the Value of
Moral Precept.' The gentleman is well
known in literary circles for his scholarly
attainments and wide study of social sub
jects and his friends predict that this, his
first effort at bookmaking will but add to
his reputation as a thinker and writer.
The German Lut heran church of St. Pau
ana vicinity will have missionary day at
Union park to-day, and for this reason their
churches will be closed. The services are at
II a. N. aud 2:30 p. m. Services will be held
in German and English by Revs. II. Sleek
of saltwater, +. Sievers, Of Minneapolis, and
j. A. Detzer, of st. Paul. The grounds are
reached either by the lnterurban or the
University avenue and Wabasha street line
the latter running extra cars TO Prior street
after a, m.
The members of Noble Franklin Lodge No.
. A. o. [. ", held a most enjoyable meet
ing at their hall, corner Seventh and Mime
sofa streets, Thursday evening. The spiritof
enthusiasm characteristic of the lodge was
displayed as on all former occasions After
the business of the lodge was over Brother
Frank Stollwerck, at the request of the visit
ing brothers. rendered some very beautiful
piano selections Brother Romaine Shiere
gave short address on parliamentary law
for the benefit of the younger members. Next
Thursday evening Brothers Charles Glaeter
and E. S. Geer will debate the question, IRE
solved. That Capital Punishment Should Not
Be Abolished" The lodge paper will also be
read.