St. Paul daily globe., 1891-10-17
SAINT PAUL.
FRIDAYS TIDINGs.

Matinees at both theaters to-day.
The committee on pnblic buildings of the
board of Alderman meets this afternoon
at $3.50
nThe babies home lunches at 3H Jackson
treet have proven so popular that it has
been decided to continue them over to-day
formal opening of Schuneman & Evans
mammoth new store Will take place this
evening. Seibert's orchestra will furnish
music,
1.-The terrible accident in hanging Rose will
call out II sermon from Rev. W. 5. Vail, in
the Grand opera house Sunday on Brutality
in Punishment"
A small fire in The twostory frame dwell
ing, 22O East Indiana avenue. scalled out the
fire department yesterday afternoon. The
damage was nominal.
No change was reported yesterday in the
condition of Capt. Hanft, of Margaret street
station. who is lying seriously i'll at his home
from an attack of asthma.
All interested in the study of the Sunday
school lesson are invited to attend the Satur-
day night class, in the chapel of the Y, NJ. C.
A. taught by Secretary Horton.
The two lads. Scheckling and Arbuckle.
who have bcen under arrest for breaking
by Judge Twohy, in the municipal court.
Detective Horan last evening arrested John
Wells seventeen years old, a young crook,
who is wanted for stealing gloves from Clan
cy's furnishing store in the Ryan hotel block.
The board Of public works completed yes
terday the matter of the rebate of assess
ments levied for The purpose of opening State
street. The schedule Of rebate was filed with
the city treasurer.
Gus Beck and julius Beck. who are charged
by their brother Henry with stealing his
horse, were arraigned in the municipal court
yesterday and demanded until next Tuesday,
bail being fixed at Sl.OJO.
Scarlet fever at 472 East Sixth street
diphthera at 302 Goodhue street and 735 Van
Buren, street, and membraneous Group at 81
Phalen Creek and COB Blair street were res
ported at the health Office yesterday.
During the absence of Chief Clark, the po-
lice department is under the watchful eye of
Capt J Ohm Cook of the central division. who
yesterday felt very proud of the compliments
paid by the grand jury to the boys who WELD
the locust.
John Mcclure, of this city, has been au-
thorized by the United States government,
under the act of congress, 10 manufacture
artificial limbs and other apparatus for dis
tiblCl SO4lIGIS- anu HIS GulGIGQ mo oD,tUU
bonds, as required by.law.
At the PEOPLES church. Pleasant avenue
near West Third street, at 10:3O a. m Sunday
DR.. Smith viii discuss THE Human Sources
of Religion, and at 30 D. m. he will speak
of The Trial of Faith" Mr.. Baldwin's Or
gan recital at 6:45 p. m. All seats free.
The Association for the Advancement of
Women, of which Mrs, Julia Ward Howe is
president, and which is now in session in
Grand Rapids, Mich, will hold a snpple-
mentary meeting in st. Paul, Tuesday, oct
20 in Wesmoreand hall The programme
viii be duly announced
Tomorrow Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church,
W. c. Rice pastor will rejoice in harvest
home service The church will be appro-
propriately decorated. The morning sermon
will be on practical thanksgiving. In the
evening there will be a praise service. Spe-
cial music for the occasion.
Sheriff Bean was out on the war path last
evening as a result of the indictments re-
turned by the grand jury. Great secrecy was
observed as 20 the names of the parsons who
areindlcted but the first arrest made was
that of Mrs Sarah Webster. who is charged
with keeping q house of assignation at the
corner of Ninth and st. Peter streets The
woman was arrested at her house and taken
TO the county jail.
Laura Ball was granted divorce yesterday
by Judge Egan from Lester s. Ball. They
were married i'll 1882 in the municipal court
under peculiar circumstances. Notwith-
standing occasional stormy scenes. they
shared the same house together until June,
1890 The wife testified that he spent his
earnings for drink would tear the bedclothes
from her when in bed and would beat her at
times.
Parson Haines, as he is styled the eloquent
commercial traveller from New York. will
speak at the mems meeting in Association
hall on Sunday afternoon at 80 clock, on
..The Blind Man" There will be an orches-
ira and special music. In the evening Mr..
Haines Will speak on "Friendship' at the
same place. The evening meetings are for
men and women. An effort will be made
to make these evening services popular with
the people down town who do not attend the
regular church services. Everybody will be
welcomed.