St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-03
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CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.
The Elmo Home builders will hold theil
annual meeting tonight.
Garfield W. r. c., No. 5, will meet tonight
| for the installation of officers.
Bethesda Lodge No. l, D. Of R., had an
| installation and banquet last evening.
| The health Office bulliten yesterday showed
| five cases of infectious disease yesterday in
the city.
A routine meeting of the court house and
| city hall commission was held yesterday
| afternoon.
Mayor Smith yesterday reappointed Fender
| CAST as fire commissioner for the usual term,
| TO succeed himself.
A new trial has been denied by Judge vii
kin in the case of John Fl. Hollenbach
against the j. II. Mailer company.
e. S. Chittenden has valuable lace hand
kerchief, found at the Metropolitan opera
house. which the owner can have, without
reward, by proving ownership.
The remains of Theodore Aschen still lie at
O'Halloran & Murphys morgue, awaiting
orders from Mrs. Aschen as to their DISPOSE
ton. No inquest will be held.
C. W: Deadell, an old and popular postal
clerk, died at his home at Lemars, To-, Dec.
81. Hehad been Ill but q few days, and left
st. Paul on his last trip Tuesday last.
Letters from AK La Chapelle, Gross WOLF,
Russia, and other points on the other CONT
neDt continue to reach the mayors Office.
All refer 10 the dollars of the late Anna
Klotz
Arthur B. Forrest special correspondent OF
the Lonoon Daily Telegraph, passed through
St. Paul yesterday cd route for Montreal on
his return from the scene Of the Indian up
rising.
Robert Kennedy, charged with having bit
ten the thumb of James Sweeney in fight
in West st. Paul, was yesterday remanded for
a week, owing to SWeeney's Inability to ap-
pear.
Barney Gallagher, whose indscretions in
the past have caused him to be regarded
as regular guest at the workhouse, went out
again for thirty days yesterday for the same
old offense.
The Building and Loan Association of
East Grand Forks yesterd ay filed articles OF
incorporation with the secretary of state.
The capital stock is 100000, diVi ded into
$4,000 shares
Theodore Klein. charged by John Barthol-
envy with having robbed him of 5000, was
tried yesterday in the municipal court. The
evidence was conflicting and the prisoner
was discharged.
1t seems probable that the hackmen who
have lowered around the Ryan hotel, will
have to find new location about the time
the Robert street street car switch in front of
the Ryan is finished.
George Fl. Nutting, the candy dealer on
Third street, who recently made an assing
ment for the benefit of creditors. has fled
schedules showing liabilities to be 3,047.3S
and assets 50, 1879.
Miss Sarah Baer. daughter Of Police officer
Baer, is dead. The young lady favorite
in an extensive circle, and her demise is
generally mourned. The funeral will occur
tomorrow at l o'clock.
The body of Martin Goldfish, who died in
Salt Lake City, arrived in st. Paul yesterday.
The funeral will be conducted from ST.
Francis church to-day. James Goldfish, of
this city, is a brother of the deceased.
George Howes. the busy capitalist and
prominent citizen of Thief River Falls, near
Red Lake, is in-the city. He is a steamboat
owner, and runs a flour mill in his section.
Wampler. yesterday.
A building permit was yesterday taken out
by Rothschild & Kahn for the construct on
of brick addition to store on Third street,
between Wabasha and Cedar, at cost of
$1,000. One minor permit was issued, max
ing the days total Sl,100.
A ferocious bulldog, belonging to William
II. Spaal, of South St. Paul, was shot by q
stockyards policeman yesterday morning.
The dog had been making matters too lively
for other cannes and for the human race in
the vicinity of Grand avenue and Concord
street.
The regular Saturday night class for the
Sunday school lesson, will meet tonight at
8 O'Clock, at the chapel of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Subject-"The King
dom divided" Ladies and gentlemen are
alike welcome at this meeting. General
Secretary Horton, leader.
The Parkhurst Paving company. of Mime
apolis, yesterday filed articles with the secre-
tary of state The capital stock is $4,000,
and the incorporates are Augustus G. Park
hurst, Ell Torrance, John P. Rhea, Lornig
T. Ross, A. B. Merriam, Emerson Cole and
L. F. Menage, of Minneapolis.
W. r. Davis is the alias assumed by we'll
known young man employed in a local
wholesale house. Mr.. Davis, as he calls him
self, was caught in compromising proximity
with Mary Baxter, a pretty waiter girl from
one of the hotels. The twain forfeited SIS
each and left the court room by different
exits
A switch for the street car lines is being
put in on Robert street, opposite Hotel Ryan.
That locality will evidently become busy
street railway yard, where cars will be held
awaiting passengers from the Metropolitan
theater, the Ryan and other populous build
ings. force of thirty men made considera-
BILE Roadway on the work yesterday.
Special music will be rendered at the Peo-
pies church tomorrow morning by the we'll
known Weber male Quartette of Chicago,
who are filling a concert engagement this
week at the Lyeeum theater. Minneapolis.
They will sing for the opening anthem Dud-
ley Bucks LEAD, Kindly Light" and for the
offertory, ''Remember Now Thy Creator" by
Rhodes
A meeting for men will be held in the
gymnasium of the Young Mems Christian
Association at 3: 80 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. Mr. W. II. Cossum, who has been Yis-
iting the colleges and seminaries of our
country enlisting volunteers for foreign mis-
sion work, will make an address, Male
chorus and orchestra, Prof. George E. Mus
sey directing. A very cordial invitation to
every young man. especially strangers.
Reihlen Champagne.