St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-13
NEWSLETS.

The Royal Arch Masons viii meet to-day at
| the Masonic hall.
City hall officials and employees will be paid
| September salaries today.
| Building Inspector johnson yesterday is
sued eight minor permits. aggregating $1,000.
| Charlie Humason, of the adjutant generals
Office, returned yesterday from Dodge Cen
ter.
Assistant City Clerk W. H. schnucke, of
| Saltwater, was at the capitol yesterday on
business.
| Secretary Hart, of the state board of correc-
| tons and charities, is expected home to-day
from the East.
| Aid Conley yesterday stated that work
| forthwith begin on the rebuilding of the
Olympic theater.
DiDtheria cases at Fifth and Commercial
streets and 739 Mound street were reported TO
the health Office yesterday.
The Pioneer Lodge No. 23s, Order of Sons
of st. George, will give concert and dance
tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows hall.
The police. fire and city engineers depart
ments were paid September salaries by the
city treasurer yesterday. amounting to S35.-
900.
The grand jury was engaged yesterday in
investigating cases presented for considera-
ton by the county attorney, but made no re-
port.
The following pensions were allowed yes
terday through the adjutant generals office:
John Otto Saltwater, S.; Arthur Fearing, st.
Paul, S12.
The Grand Council. Royal and Sc lecf
Masters, held a session yesterday at Masonic
hall Considerable routine business was
transacted.
1t is understood that Rev. E. P. Ingersoll,
of the Church of the Puritans, Brooklyn,
will accept the call of the Park Congrega-
tional church.
The Buckeye Publ shing company, of Min
neapolis, filed au amendment to their incor-
poraled articles yesterday, increasing their
liability to 100000.
Mary Born, eighteen years old, was exam
med in the probate court yesterday touching
her sanity. She was not deemed fit sub
ject for the asylum, but was sent to the
county hospital for few days treatment.
A meeting uof ladies is to be held at the
residence of Mrs. R. NJ. Newport, PIT Sum-
NIT avenue, tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
the complete the formation of the St. Paul
Chapter of the Daughters of the American
Revolution.
The railroad .and warehouse co mmission
Will START out next week on snort III p 10 the
Red River valley. Leaving Sunday night they
Will be in Ada and Crookston on Monday
on Tuesday will visit Warren, allock and
st. Vincent.
The railroad and warehouse C commission
ers met yesterday and audited the September
bills of the grain inspection department..
The bills will hereafter be first audited by the
commissioners. Inspector Clausen reported
September the best month for receipts in the
history of the department.
A Woman's Relief Corps is being organized
in connection with Gen. Ord Post No. 20, G.
A. r. Already twenty ladies have signified
their intention of becoming members. An
other meeting is to be held Saturday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock at the post hail, in the
Odd Fellows block, opposite the postoffice.
Nothing like Carmencita's dance has ever
been seen in this country before. When she
jumps upon the stage, kisses both hands to
her audience gives her head, with its raven
hair coiled in club behind and clipped in
the front, saucy toss, curves her supple
and voluptuous body, and taps the floor with
her foot, as if eager to revel in unrestrained
notion the impression is that of passionate
woman full of the fire and freedom of life.