St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-28
SAINT PAUL.
AROUND THE CITY.

Sergeant Boerner, of Rondo street station,
Is suffering from a badly lacerated hand,
caused by fall on an icy pavement.
James Williams, for stealing an overcoat,
was Yesterday sentenced to ninety DAYS in
the workhouse by Judge Twohy, OF the
municipal court.
Charles Anderson ana August Berg. who
celebrated Thanksgiving by knuckle fight
on the West side, were yesterday assessed
SIS each in the municipal court.
Wilbur L. Davidson viii lecture this even
ing at the Peoples church on IN and Ahout
Shakespeare's Home" The lecture will be
profusely illustrated by stereopticon views.
Clodemir Robin was arraigned before
Judge Otis yesterday on an indictment for
selling liquors without a license. lie pleaded
not guilty, and went to jail in default OF $3.50
bail.
There will be a mass meeting at Herman
hall, corner University and Rice streets, this
evening, under the auspices of the Como
Avenue and Rice Street improvement So
ciety.
The Saturday night Bible class will meet i'll
the chapel of the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION at o'clock for the study of the
Sunday school lesson, Christ Before Pr
Iate.'
Something should certainly be done iii the
matter of cleaning sidewalks OF ice ana
snow During the past few days large
number of accidents have occurred owing to
the slippery condition OF the streets.
Relief Agent Hutchins viii today dispense
a quantity of provisions and supplies to the
needy poor who did not receive share of
the Thanksgiving contributions sent by
number Of charitable ladies and gentlemen.
The board of public works yesterday
awarded the contract for grading Wells
street. from Edgerton street to Arcade street,
TO Charles Stone for Sl63O0. the lowest bid
der. The city engineers estimate for the
work was Sl5. $50.
j. C. Ryan and Frank DeYine, arrested for
street begging, were given thirty days each
Yesterday in the municipal court. Both are
powerful fellows. but too lazy to work and
have just teen released from the workhouse
where they were sent for vagraney.
Adolph L. Scheldknecht,then man convicted
of the larceny of a lot of drugs from Noyes
Bros. & Cutler, is quite i'll i'll the county jail.
After the verdict Wednesday he was very
much depressed, and had q fainting spell
after being taken to the Jail.
Rev. W. S. Vail Will preach on the topic
taken by one hundred clergymen of New
Shall We Make This World Better Place to
Live In?' musical feature will be vocal
solo by Oscar Lienau, with cello opligata
by Louis Mich.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health de-
partment yesterday from 1872 Beech street,
1155 West Seventh, 1896 st. Anthony avenue.
S13 Mississippi street, 1895 Iglehart street. 81
Grove street; diphtheria from $50 East Third,
GS1 York street, 757 Lafond street; mem
braneous Group from 69I Preble street and 65j
Palace street.
&C. S. Bartram, city editor of the st. Pau
department Of the Minneapolis Tribune. was
treated to a surprise party at his residence
on Ashland avenue last night It was the
anniversary Of his mundane troubles-just
which anniversary is immaterial. When he
went home to dine he found party of III
innate friends waiting to help bin celebrate
the event They celebrated. Four O'Clock
Rev. l. n. Smell, Methodist minister a
Long Prairie, Mimi, recently had the mis-
fortune to lose his household goods, clothing
and books by fire. The loss amounts to
$3.50. This. with the severity of winter, and
his wife in poor health, places him in trying
circumstances. Any generous individuals
who feel disposed to help, can send direct to
him, or to Rev. Frank Doran, pastor of Cen.
trail Park church. st. Paul.
Henry A. Fleischmsn. the present proprie
tor and manager of the Azotine works. was
summoned hastily to the bedside of his sick
brother at Cincinnati last week, and while
there was taken sick himself. He telegraphed
friends here yesterday that he had about re-
covered his health again, and would be in st.
Paul by Tuesday next to take personal super
vision of the rebuilding Of the plant for the
destruction of the city's garbage. At the
same time Mr.. Fleischman will set about the
erection of a large tannery, which will be
run in connection with the other work.