St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-20

SUNDAY SAUCE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Levy are happy over the ar
rival of a ten-pound baby boy.
Nina Shredder. of. Dodge Center, has been
granted pension OF SIS per month.
Miss Hincle and pupils gave a must cal of
high order at Merriam Park Friday evening.
The Hibernian Rife company Will give a
dance at Labor hall, 20 East Seventh. on New
Years eve.
The meeting Of the Russian relief commit
tee.which was called for yesterday, has been
postponed to Monday at 10 clock.
The board of trustees of Garfield post hope
TO see large number of their friends at the
usual weekly party next Wednesday evening.
Sheriff Glenn. of Blue Earth county, was
allowed bill of $50 10 by the auditor yester-
day for conveying three prisoners to Still
water.
Scarlet fever was reported TO the health de-
. partment yesterday from SCI Grand avenue,
and membraneous Group from Spring
street.
Lecture by Hon c. D. O'Brien. for the
benefit of the House of the Good Shepherd,
on the work of the crder Cretn hail. Dec. %,
at o'clock p. m.
John ST. Aubin charged with larceny of
money from a store on West Seventh street.
had his case again continued in the munic-
ipal court Yesterday until Jan. g.
The building inspector yesterday issued a
building permit to Kent d Brady for a two
story brick addition to frame store on Robert
street. near Eighth. for $1,000.
The Clumet Dancing club will dance to
the enchanting strains of Seibert's orchestra
next Wednesday evening at Lifts hall. A
most enjoyable hop is anticipated.
John Smith, the Polander who relieved
John Smolinsky of 500 while the latter was
very drunk, was again remanded in the
municipal court yesterday until the 22d.
Amended articles of incorporation were
filed yesterday by the North Star Wooden
Mills company. of Minneapolis, increasing the
capital stock Of that concern to 100000.
John Olson, a hotel runner, for being dis
orderly and endeaycring to bodily carry
away TO hotel a very innocent traveller was
fined SIS in the municipal court yesterday.
The reception committee of the press club
will meet this afternoon i'll the CLUB rooms at
$3.50 O'clock Members of the club interested
in the Arnold reception are requested to at
tend.
Rev. Y. Peyton Morgan, now dean OF Trim
iy cathedral Cleveland o.. will oficiate at
The Church of st. John the Evangelist today,
having been called by the yestry 10 the rec
torship of that church.
The John Bergstrom Organ company, of
Minneapolis. filed articles of incorporation
yesterday. The company has a capital stock
of $4,000. and is incorporated by John Berg
strom, j. L. Brown and oliver P. Burt.
The meetings at Labor hall today are the
hack and cab drivers union. the steamfitters,
: Division 150 OF Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, the freight handlers and Jewish
benevolent society known as Jacobelt Lodge
No. s.
Friends of the House of the Good Shep-
herd wishing to remember it at Christmas
time may leave their presents at Mccormick
Bros grocery store or meat market, Wa
basha street. or At Mr.. MeCarthy's, opposite
the pOstofice.
Pat Griffin was charged yesterday in the
municipal court with keeping vicious dog.
n. e. Wagner, groeeryman who went to
Griffin's house to collect bill, was severely
bitten by the animal Griffin was fined S25,
which he Will not be called upon 10 pay if
he kills his dog.
The vote on the confirmation of Deputy
Warden Lemon, of the state prison, has
never until yesterday been made pnblic. Mr..
Lemons appointment was only confirmed
few weeks ago, although he has held the
Office for over year. The vote stood four
lfor confirmation and one against.
William Sones thirty FIVE a laborer, while
working yesterday for Deylin Bros, con-
tractors, had his left leg broken by the cave
fin of a bank of earth on West Seventh street,
upon what is known as Randolph hill. The
injured man was taken to The city hospital IN
lthe central patrol wagon, and the broken
limb was set
The machine moulders last evening elected
the following officers for the coming year:
President William Williams; vice PRESIDENT
c. Quincy; recording secretary John Cullen;
financial secretary, P. j. O'Connell; treas
urer, Daniel OConnor; conductor, Charles
Moody; trustees, Charles Monahan, Charles
hi oody and Albert Raiman.
Edward Plppin was taught lesson yester-
day in the municipal court for being rash
and making stupid threats He was sem
Etenced to ten days for being drunk.
and on his way to the pen" loudly
proclaimed that he would kin the officer who
arrested him. He was brought back before
Judge Twohy, who gave him an additional
twenty days IN the workhouse.
The managers of the babies home, of this
city. have accepted the very generous offer
of +. Jay Haynes to exhibit his stereopticon
; views of ST. Paul and Alaska, including also
+ views Of The famous Yellowstone Park The
I entire proceeds OF this entertainment is for
! the benefit Of the home. The time and place
! for giving the entertainment will be pub
lished later
+ William Myers. whose real name is Brenk,
I was charged yesterday in the municipal
| court with disorderly conduct. Brink the
fprevious evening went up 10 Off Ger Cove
| ny and asked him TO make raid on a GER
ttain saloon on East Seventh street, because
at was full OF women. When the officer de-
| cllned TO do so Brenk used violent language
and was arrested. This over officiousness
cost Brenk $40 cash.
The multitudes that are to be seen on Wa
basha street, between Third and Seventh
streets, now on week days are in striking
: contrast 10 the comparatively few people
! that could be seen there year or two ago.
Where five persons were formerly noticeable
, one can see hundred now The erection
of fine buildings on that street. and the con-
centration of trade in that locality are the
main causes of the increased traffic.
l.. L. May d Co.. the seedsmen of this city,
sent out last week 10 retail dealers $50 900
lpackages of vegetable seeds. They have over
i1,0000O0 packages ordered yet to ship. This
firm are doing the seed business of the West
ern country, and are now locking horns with
seed men Of the East Their orders from
New York, Pennsylvania and New England
now assume large proportions and it is a
i1ust tribute to Mays business probity and
fsagacity-nevert TO sell seeds that are not alb
solutely fresh and reliable
Mixed Baskets
OF Luscious Fruit. Ryan Fruit Store.