St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-27
SAINT PAUL.
CHIPS.

The assembly meets in regular session thi.
evening at 7:31.
DThe board of education will hold special
meeting at o'clock this afternoon.
The state dairy and food department has
just issued an annual report indicating a
busy and fruitful year.
The city treasurer to-day will pay the Ia
borers who worked for Contractor Sweeney
upon the Pacific street improvement
Cora st. Clair the name given by woman
of doubtful reputation, was yesterday fined
SIS in the municipal court for visiting wine
rooms.
TIE Dean Typewriter company, of Mime
apolis, filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state yesterday. The capital
stock is $1,000.
The Alliance insurance association of
New York, was yesterday admitted by State
Insurance Commissioner Smith TO do bust
ness in this state.
The retail clerks union Will have aaa e*ens
meeting and entertainment at Labor bal TO-
morrow evening. Rev. Frank DoraW Is to
deliver an address.
A bulletin board was yesterday placed out
side the Office of the city clerk, which will
give all information relative to meetings of
the various municipal committees.
Cases of diphtheria at 1888 East Fourth
street, III Thomas street, and corner of
L'Orient andMinnehaha streets were reported
OF the health Office yesterday.
Rev. Samuel NJ. Crothers win this evening
read his popular paper, How to Enjoy
Poetry before the New Century CLUB at the
Unity club rooms on Wabasha street.
Joseph Rolan, for robblng drunken COM
nariOD uamad Af,fOn Stool of the sim of
3d. was in the municipal court yesterday
sentenced to ninety days at the workhouse.
David Davis. the youthful footpad who
held up lad last week and robbed him of a
dollar, was yesterday discharged by the
municipal court judge with a severe repri-
mand.
Yesterday Adjt. Gen. Mullen received in
teiligence from the national bureau that pen
sions HAD been granted to Francis Robinson,
of Wood Lake, for ST. month; to Stephen
3. Ward. of Northfield, for Sl2 month, and
to Edward Spear, of Northfeld, Tor Sc a
month
Dick Reed, the newsboy who bears the
alias of Lovely Dick" and who has been
under arrest number of times for various
offenses, was last evening locked up at po-
lice headquarters by officer Coveny on the
charge of stealing pair of pants from a
downtown store.
Fred Wambach, arrested on warrant for
stealing side of beef, the property OF the st.
Paul Provision company, yesterday pleaded
guilty i'll the municipal court, and was sent
TO Como for ninety days. His ccomplice.
Thomas j. Doty, was lined S100. or ninety
days He paid the fine.
L. ZelechDaman and L. Stienberg who as
saulted Detective Koran while engaged in
serving a warrant on E. Simons, charged
with the larceny of trunk, were fined $40
each in the municipal court yesterday. The
ease against Simons was dismissed. the evil
dence showing that he was part owner of the
trunk.
Commander Gillian, of the Minnesota
;Commandery Of the Loyal legion. yesterday
issued postal card to companions; request
ing them to assemble at Hennepin Avenue
Methodist church, Minneapolis, this attire
noon at As O'Clock, to attend the funeral
services of the late Rev. o. II. Tiffany. d. D.,
IL D.. companion of the commandery
The Business Mems Bicycle Association of
ST. Paul met in DR.. Tipper's Office in the
Grand opera house block last evening
TO perfect an organization. The COM
mittee on organization was not ready to
report, however, and further time was given.
The members discussed at some length the
benefits that Will accrue from the organiza-
ton, and the objects in view.