St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-24
SAINT PAUL.
RUN IN BY REPORTERS.

RUN IN BY REPORTERS.
The Commercial club charter list is to re-
main open until the Sth prox.
The assembly will meet this evening at
7:30 o'clock in the council chamber.
The St Paul Commercial club fled articles
of incorporation with the secretary of state
yesterday.
At the tug of war at Washington rink. Min
neapolis. the French team did not pull on
account of their captain being absent
The boilermakers held regular meeting
last evening. Mutual congratulations were
extended over The success OF the recent ball.
Messrs. Julius Kessler Il Co. of the Cali
forHia inc house, have issued invitations to
their patrons Tor an elegant Thanksgiving
repast Thursday.
Scarlet fever at 1G76 Payne avenue and
membraneous croup at corner of South Rob
ert and George streets were reported to the
health office yesterday.
Ed Mcdonnell yesterday reported to the
police the larceny by unknown parties OF his
horse and cutter the previous evening from
Outside the Grand opera house.
The sale of seats for the jefferson Comedy
company was very large yesterday. The en-
gagement begins at the Metropolitan with
1.-The Rivals at the special matinee Thurs
day.
Capital Division No II. Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias, is to be rendered
benefit at the Grand opera house Friday
evening by A. 5. Lipman and company. IN
The Burglar"
Mai. Bracket, United States deputy mar
shall, arrested Peter Genyer at Grand Portage
and took him berore United States Commits
stouer Cary, of Duluth. on a charge of selling
liquor TO Indians.
B. E. Mcdonnell was charged in the mu-
nicipal court Yesterday with violating the
smoke ordinance. The case was adjourned
for thirty days al the request Of Building In
spectoT Johnson.
Charles Dickson and his excellent comedy
COMPANY amused another large audience
with '-Incog'' at the Metropolitan last even
ing. They will give two more performances
only-tonight and tomorrow night.
The assembly committee on schools met
yesterday afternoon and reported formally
upon the resolution to allow an electric light
plant to be erected in the high school build
Ing. at a cost not 10 exceed $1,000.
The advance sale for the Mendelsso hn
Quintette concert at the PEOPLES church on
Thanksgiving night indicates an audience
W
this great organization.
James Haslin, arrested Saturday on the
complaint of his wife and released on his
own bond, failed to appear in the municipal
court yesterday when the case was called.
A bench warrant was issued for Haslins al
rest, and the case adjourned until Friday.
Miss Prendergast the accomplished stem
ograp her of the Office of the state superin-
tendent of public instruction, her myriad Of
friends will be panied to learn, met with
serious accident yesterday. She slipped and
sprained her ankle, and is confined TO her
room in consequence.
The Duluth Street Railway company filed
an amendment to its articles of incorporation
III the Office OF the secretary Of state yester-
day. The corporation is branching out, and
will include all the suburbs of the Zenith
city. such as Lakeside, Lester Park. West Du-
luIh and New Duluth.
james Cameron. of Mora, gave bail before
Tnitsd States Commissioner Spencer yester-
day to appear at the next term of the federal
court TO answer to charge of selling liquor
to Indians. He was detained in custody.
however. to be surrendered to the state au-
thoriiies in Kanabec county to answer to q
charge OF shooting man ma med Johnson.
The BARRIERS Union held a largely attended
meeting last evening. Two new members
were initiated and two new shop cards were
issued. The delegates to The International
MON were Instructed with reference to de
sired changes in the constitution and by
Jaws, and on the subject OF badges. The
convention meets at Grand Rapids Dec. 6.
THE delegates are j. C. Myers and ". 81.
Conroy.
George Farrell was charged i'll the munich
mol OF
Charles Loftgreen on the previous evening
IN a house eff ill-fGme on Eagle street Loft
green. who is not seventeen years old. testi-
ned to the robbery, also to the fact of his
buying beer in the house. Farrell was given
thirty days in the workhouse, and warrant
was issued against the keeper of the house
for selling beer to a minor.
Col. Liggett, of the state railroad and ware
house commission, returned TO the city yes
Ierday. after brief absence. He stated that
there are really no matters of interest claim
ing the attention of the commission at pres
ent. However. he is preparing for the an
nual meeting of the state agricultural asso-
citation which meets in this city Dec s. The
Unprecedented success of the association the
past season has had the effect to instill new
life and zeal into the managers. and they
promise to eclipse history next September.
DR.. a. 3. Simpson. president of the Ma
tiOnal Christian Alliance, will hold a con-
ference III this city at the Central Presby-
, terrain church, Cedar street, opposite capitol.
beginning Friday evening and continuing
until Monday afternoon. Among the sub
jects that will receive attention are: ''City
! Mission and Rescue Work. Foreign Mis-
sions.'' Jesus Christ Our Savior Sanctitier
and Coming Lord, 1.-THE Field and General
w Tk of the Christian Alliance" A feast of
good things is anticipated.