St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-04
SIRENS KISS.
TERSELY TOLD.

The county committee on claims will meet
this morning.
There will be meeting of the Hamline
citizens union this evening at 7:20 o'clock.
Scheffer e. Rossum have sued c. A. Setten-
gren to recover S40j.46 upon ptomissory
note.
City Treasurer Refs yesterday paid off the
street force. The school teachers will be
paid to-day.
The Unia Polska u Ameryce an organiza-
ton of Polish citizens in st. Paul, filed
articles of incorporation YESTERDAY.
C. H. Schnitzer & Co. have attached the
effects of Hinckley & Thatcher to satisfy a
claim OF S25 for money paid out to their use.
John S:einmetz claims the right to enforce
mechanics lien for $50 upon lot of Chute
Bros Division No. T. owned by Oscar Carl
son.
Hanlon's great pantomime spectacle, "Su-
perba, will be presented at the Metropolitan
for the last TWO times to day, matinee and
evening.
Judge Kelly, Mayor Smith and Assessor
Harroun are preparing a list of citizens from
which to draw the grand jurors for the ensu-
ing year.
The Owatonna state public school filed an
day of current expenses for March amount
ing to S1,3442i.
The gorgeous operate spectacle and bur-
lesque, The Crystal Slipper" will open at
the Metropolitan for one week commencing
Sunday night.
1t is said that Mayor Smith viii name the
members OF the upper house of the new
council today. All the six present aldermen
at large will be appointed.
Insurance Commissioner Smith has paid
into the state treasury since Jan. the sum
or S10S.046.07 Tor taxes and Sl2,041 in fees,
making q total of $l209S7.07.
Cases of scarlet fever at 134 Cook street and
500 Charles street were reported at the health
Office yesterday. Seven births, one deaIh and
seven marriages were also bulIetined
Helen Wilson, who was arrested Thursday
night for robbery upon the complaint of II.
Lee,was discharged by Judge Cory Yesterday.
The evidence of the prosecution was weak
and insufficient.
The board OF public works will hold
special meeting at 10 o'clock this morning
for the purpose of reviewing the testimony
taken relative to the damage done property
owners by reason of the change of grade on
Como avenue.
The Central Cloak Company of St. Paul
was legally incorporated Yesterday The
capital stock is $4,000 The incorporates
are f. a. Knight and F. E. Bernard, of Chat
field, and j. NJ. ana C. j. Knight, j. E. and
W. p. Reid of ST. Paul
The regular Saturday night Bible class, for
the study of the International Sunday
School lesson, will meet tonight at o'clock
in the chapel of the Young Mems Christian
association. Topic, Saved From Famine -
William Thorn will conduct the class.
Effect of Christianity Upon the World is
the subject of an illustrated lecture to be
given Sunday afternoon at 800 o'clock in the
new stone church, Cedar street. opposite the
capitol. DR.. S. c. Carter, of Minneapolis, the
lecturer, has prepared an interesting pro-
gramme.
The Philomathean society is making every
effort to make their next meeting, Friday
April IL, an especially pleasant one. as it is
their last OF the season. Progressive euchre
will be the order OF the evening, for which a
number of elaborate prizes have been ar
ranged. All members and their friends are
requested to be present