St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-13
SAINT PAUL.
SATURDAY sIFTINGs.


Quite a collection of young folks partici-
pated in a dance at Labor hall last night
The board of fire commissioners meets to-
morrow evening at at fire headquarters.
The committee on streets of the board Of
aldermen meets tomorrow evening at 1880.
Mrs. L. E Blackader, OF Brantford, Canada
is visiting her sister Mrs. Dr. II. E. Burdett.
The Suburban Home Builders society sold
two houses the past week-one for $1,000 and
one for S1.6So.
The conference committee holds its regular
monthly meeting tomorrow evening at in
the council chamber.
The committee on claims of the board of
aldermen meets TO morrow afternoon at 2:30
in the council chamber.
Peter Murphy, hotel runner, for assault
ing John B. Arendt, was fined SIS in the
municipal court yesterday.
Mrs. H. A. Murphy nee Ford is sat home"
Wednesdays during September, at 5lS James
avenue. North Minneapolis.
Mrs. George NJ. Gibson, nee Miss Callie
Hoyt, of Mexico City, Mexico, is visiting her
uncle, DR.. Murphy, for month.
Robert Amman, of Cumberland, Md, who
IS connected with the staff of the Daily News
of that city, is the guest of c. Tyson Butcher
Esq.
The foundation is laid for the branch of
the Peoples church. to be located on White
Bear avenue. Hazel Park. Work will begin
this week on the superstructure.
W. J. Snyder was charged in the municipal
court yesterday with embezzling Sl2 from j.
J. Brown. agent for an engraving company.
Snyder was remanded until Monday.
Ftl,o
ton of Labor haze made arrangements to
have the proceedings OF the state meeting at
Minneapolis printed in pamphlet form.
Six lads, ranging in age from ten to fifteen
years. We're arrested last evening for jump
Ing on moving trains in the Union depot.
They were locked up in the central police
station.
The walters union will hold an open
meeting of considerable magnitude at labor
headquarters Wednesday evening. Several
labor agitators of local reputation win make
addresses.
The only thoroughbred dogs appearing in
the animal parades at the Fair grounds were
a large black and a small white one owned
by Harry j. Richardson, known as Happy
Harry Holland. the humorist.
Tomorrow afternoon at bids will be
Opeucu III INC lHdNOT OIiicG iOT Ilc DuTcHdS6
of certificates of Indebtedness for SJ72.00O
authorized to be issued in anticipation of
the collection of the tax levy.
The entertainment at Lowry hall on Sept
"a for the Babies home will certainly be a
good one. Prof and Mrs Colv;lle, Mr. and
Mrs. De Wolf, Prof Titeomb and Miss Whit
ridge will be the talent which speaks for it.
self.
A lighted cigar carelessly dropped on some
bales of hay in front of the commission
house of Lovejoy d Hennick, at 500 Robert
street, caused a fire yesterday afternoon.
The fire department quickly put out the
blaze.
Godfried Jones yesterday served papers on
the mayor notifying his honor that he had
instituted an action against the city for
$500 damages for personal injuries sus-
tanned owing to defective wooden side
walk on Layfayette Avenue bridge.
James Miller. the one-armed tough who
tried on Friday evening to make meal of
Police officer Rafter's left thumb while under
arrest for being DRINK and disorderly. re-
ceived well-merled sentence i'll the NUM-
cipal court yesterday of sixty days.
Alexander Lewis. the colored porter at the
Afro-Ameucan clup, arrested on Wednesday
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roll of carpet the property of the club, was
discharged in the municipal court Yesterday,
no one appearing 20 prosecute him.
The White Bear Yacht club win give their
annual cruise next Saturday, Sept. 10. All
members of the yachting association are cor
daily invited to sail with their ladies' The
boats will be divided in two classes, sloops
and cats, each boat to display one OF more
flags at their GAIT
Martin Fox. an old farmer of Northfield
who, was so carried away by the carnival
gaieties on Friday evening that he proceeded
TO parade the city ''all by his lonesome but
ran up against blue-coated limb of tue law
en- route, was called upon to pay the city $40
yesterday in the police court.
This afternoon. beginning at 2:3O O'Clock,
the obsequies of E. c. Belote, the late we'll
known hotel man, will occur from the family
residence, 3S5 Grove street. Rev. DR.. An
drews will ofiiciate The pallbearers will be
John S. Prince Dr., j. j. Beaumont Sr, Alex
ander Cathcart ST., John Ludden, S. s.
Eaton and apt. Berkey.
horse attached to a wagon loaded with
iron pillars took fright yesterday on Mime
sofa street anu Sixth, and dashed away at a
furious pace. At Fifth street the wagon col
lided with lamp post, smashing it to pieces
The horse was thrown down by the force of
the collision and put under control. Neither
horse nor driver were injured
Next week Hudson, the clolhier, will omen
in Detroit, Mich, the largest retail clothing
house in the world. The dimensionsof this
mammoth structure is 235x315, eight stories
and basement. A special Pullman train,
containing representatives of every branch
of the clothing trade, will go to Detroit from
New York city. VIII Hudson, of this city,
leaves to-nightto attend the opening.
The laying of the cornerstone of the new
First German Society of the NJ E. Church
viii be celebrated formally at O'Clock this
afternoon. DR.. Friederieh Kopp, of this
city, will deliver German address and DIR.
C.RWilcox, pastor of the First M E. Church,
an English address. The services will be in
charge of OF. Blume, presiding elder of this
district.
1t has been stated that Ron. r R. Nelson
of St Paul, will go to st. Louis at the close
of the Minneapolis term of the federal court
10 hold term OF the United States circuit
court, and that Hon. Alfred D. Thomas. of
Fargo, will hold the December term OF the
federal court in. st. Paul. This temporary
change has been thought desirable by Ron
II. c. Caldwell, judge of the Eighth circuit
L The managers of the Protestant orphan
asylum will be happy to see all the friends
of the institution on Thursday from to
o'clock. This is an invitation to inspect the
asylum and new hospital. Donations are
neither expected nor desired on this occa-
sion. The managers hope to welcome large
number of callers, that the institution sup
ported by the public may be better known in
detail, and in order to reach large number
take this way only of issuing the invitation.
The new hall of the Young Mems Christian
association will be opened this afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock. Rev. II. A Beach, of Lowry
Hill Congregational church, Minneapolis,
will deliver an address on Darkness and
Dawn in the East" Mr.. Beach is a speaker
of universal excellence, and, having spent
several years in China, has had abundant
opportunity to familiarize himself with facts
and illustrations with which his subject is re-
plete. The meeting is for bob men and
women.
The police should look out for two we'll
dressed fellows who are in the habit of ac-