St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-07
THE FLEETING SHOW.

Lon and j. L. Merritt, of0neota, are at the
Clifton.
Samuel C. Slower and s. c. Sterritt, of Osh-
kosh, are al the Clifton.
Ed Hynes paid a Sis fine yesterday for rails
ing row on board an electric street car.
Scarlet fever at '395 Carroll street, and 442
Laurel avenue, and diphthera at sos Park
avenue and 365 Goodhue street.
Fred RicheI and John Lawler each paid S25
into the police court yesterday for creating
disturbance in a sporting house
Martin Hayes. for stealing turkey from
butcher shop, was given a thirty days SEN
tence IN the police court yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ford, of Washington
Court House, o., are the guests Of Judge and
Mrs. Ford, OF 336 Western avenue south.
J.W. Ainley stole al overcoat at the union
depot Thursday night, and yesterday he
went to the workhouse to stay just ninety
days.
Edgar c. Lang has asked the Intervention
of a court TO compel Ptacek Il Zinkmond TO
return to him a Victor Safety bicycle valued
at Sl35.
The assessment for the Sixth street bridge
was completed by the board of public works
yesterday, and the clerk was directed to give
confirmation notice,
Morris Weber and John Padden, who have
been held by the police on a charge of
breaking INTO James Brodie's shop. were dis
charged yesterday.
President NJ. d. Flower, of the Union
Stockyards company. has gone East on Il
business and pleasure trip. He Will spend
week or more in Washington. d. C.
Mrs. s. NJ. I. Henry, the W. c. 7. I. evange
list. will address mass meeting of the Sun
day school children at the First NJ E. church,
at 2:3) o'clock next Sunday afternoon.
Hon. j. F. McGovern, of Wabasha, county
attorney of Wabasha county, and o. + Collier,
editor of the Wabasha Herald, were among
the GLOBES welcome callers yesterday.
Delos W. Leach, who was charged with
embezzling small sum from the New York
Life Insurance company, was d iseharged
yesterday. lie was guiltless of the eri me
charged.
The funeral of Alice McAulffe, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. P. McAulffe, of South st.
Paul, will be held at the American house in
that city tomorrow at 10 O'Clock a. III. The
remains will be taken to Calvary cen1etery,
| st. Paul.
| Another mass meeting Of South ST. Paul
citizens has been called TO be held at the
| city hail. near The Union stockyards, Mon
| ther consideration 70 cnsrter amendmenusfor
that city.
, James Stinson has appealed from anassess-
meut of the board of public works. made
| against his properly for the improvement OF
! Chestnut street at the point where The creek
| from Fountain cave cmpties into The Missis
| sippi river
County Commissioner ieidmau said yester-
! day that the telephone company has given
| him g rebate Of 80 cents n month on each
! telephone furnished the county. The new
telephone for the county treasurer viii be
! put in in day or two
There will be MEMS rally at the GYM
j nasiunl, corner Ninth and Wabasha streets
| Sunday afternoon III 3:5G o'clock r. ~
! M0nso", recently Of Topeka, Kan, viii make
the address. All young mon invited Sing
! ing led by Prof George F.. Mussey
! Walter Il. saussay. proprietor Of the Sun
! day Sun, will De tried Monday upon al in
! diclment Cor publishing and selling ali oh.
scene paper. The penalty imposed by statute
! is imprisonment: i'll jail for ;Ioi more than a
! year. or fine not exceeding $500, or both