St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-15
SAINT PAUL.
DRIPPINGS.

tSHannah NJ Chapman of ST. Paul, has
been granted pension of S. permonth.
Building Inspector johnson yesterday is
sued three minor permits aggregating 81, 100.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health de-
partment yesterday from 661 Easg Third
street.
Assistant Attorney General Childs is in
Buffalo, Wright county, assisting the county
attorney in the prosecution OF Murderer
Mazue.
c. Nice. Reeve, of Minneapolis has been
designated by Gov. Merriam to receive con
tributons for the relief of the destitute in
Russia.
Lecture by Hon. c. D. OBrien. for the ben
eft of the House of the Good Shepherd. on
the work of the order, Cretin hall. Dec. D, at
s O'Clock p. m.
The Christ church choir give a concert this
evening in the guild hail, corner Fourth and
Franklin streets. 1t is the first of a series.
and this concert is for the benefit of Master
G. Nichols.
The joint committee on ways and means of
the common council will m let this afternoon
for the purpose of discussing the conn
trollers tax estimate for 1872, presented be
fore The conference committee last evening.
Dennis Flynn and William Mitch the pick
pockets arrested b. Detective DAILY, received
suspended sentences yesterday in the mu-
nicipal court and were ordered to quit the
city in double-quick time.
The Rudolph Aronson Casino Opera com
pany direct from the home theateT, New
York, WILL Thursday evening. at the Metro
politan, sing for the first time in ST. Paul the
latest Partisan novelty, Uncle Celestin-"
Andrew Olson thu IN IN arrested Sunday
by Officer Lawion with Il quantity of stolen
underwear and rubber boots in his posses
sion, was yesterday brought up in the munic
ipal court and held to the grand jury for lar
ceny.
The committee on claims of the board of
aldermen met yesterday afternoon. The
claim of Attorney Horn for services rendered
the city in the suit against the Milwaukee
road was, on the recommendation of the
committee OH ways and means. allowed.
The session Of the Peoples church lyceum
last evening despite the weather, was unus-
ually interesting. The principal features of
the programme were a paper on american
Philanthropy" by F. A. Pike. and reading
by Miss Adah Hawkins who is always q
favorite.
The city treasurer will today pay Novem-
Der salaries to all city employees The police,
fire and other departments will be paid from
9 a. m until3 p. m, and the school teachers
snip employees of the board of education from
3 to in the afternCO /. The amount to be
disbursed is So, 1925
Michael Nicholson was charged in the
municipal court yesterday with passing
forged check for S33.c5 on Theodore Michel
4 Co. The check was on the Commercial
bank in favor of Frank Klein and signed
Tim ReadOn.' The case was adjourned
until the 10th inst.
John Nelson, arrested Saturday evening at
Mendoza by Constable Auge and brought to
police headquarters Oh a charge of stealing
two coats from E. Emanuelson of East Fifth
street. pleaded guilty yesterday III the mu-
ncipal court. and was sentenced to ninety
days in the workhousc.
The comedy to be presented by the French
Canadian club for the benefit of the St. Louis
school, this evening at Turner hall, promises
to be a very entertaining affair. The society
includes some very talented members. and
all concerned have taken the greatest pains
in order to put the play OIL i'll the most al
tractive manner
st. Paul Camp No. 1, [. s. Y, elected the
following officers last evening: Camp com
mander. George ". Harding; senior vice
commander Walter Mitchell: junior vice
commander, \. L. Bowker: camp council. j.
p Porter, E. II. sdilhqm, A. P Spicer; dele
gate to division encamrment A P. Spicer;
alternate delegate, Q. Y. Sterling
The Standard Mutual Aid association.
which has been in existence only year, has
gone out of business. and has turned over its
certificates to the Fidelity of California.
Since the investigation of the affairs of the
association in July, things have gone from
had to worse till liquidation of claims be-
came too difficult, ana abandoning the bust
ness was all that was left.
John Casey and Thomls White. the two
young men who early Sunday morning.
struck drunken man on the head with
rock and robbed him Of SD, were charged i'll
the municipal court yesterday with highway
robbery r The charge was, however. changed
to diSorderly conduct, and d sentence of SIS
fine or thirty days in the workhoJse imposed.
There was a representative meeting OF
citizens in the Fifth ward last evening, when
it was decided to form a citizeTs' Industrial
union. 1t is the intention of citizens to agi-
tate for manufactures and look after the
general improvements needed in the ward.
a meeting will be held Dec. - when officers
will be selected.
Eugene Murray, arrested Sunday afternoon
for disOrderly conduct is without doubt in
sane, and is now under treatment in the city
hospital. He has an idea that four men are
watching him day and night in order to take
his life, ana it was while he was engaged in
a fight with his imaginary foes that he was
arrested Unless ne RECEIVERS he will be sent
to an asylum by order OF the probate court.
The citizens of Morris on the Brecken-
ridge division OF the Great Northern rall-
road having called a mass Meeting for
Wednesday to protest against the Great
Northerns neglect to furnish adequate pas
senger coaches. the railroad and warehouse
commission will be present to hear com
plants and endeavor to secure such relief
for the citizens as the circumstances demand