St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

Scarlet fever at 403 Laurel avenue was re-
ported az the health Office yesterday.
The first entertainment of the Y. NJ. c. A.
course win be held tonight in the associa-
ton's hall.
ga free stereopticon entertainment will be
given to night at the Floating Bethel, foot of
Sibley street.
The trial of Drs Blair and Hutton, of Min
neapolis, for practicing Illegally, is continued
to-day at the capitol.
Charles Mason, charged with stealing a
quantity of furniture, the property of John
Jeremy has had the case continued until
Tuesday.
Acker Post No. 81, G. A. R., will hold reg
>ular meeting this evening. corner Third aud
Wabasha- Senator C. K. Davis has promised
tobe present.
The Pioneer Building and Loan Assoeia-
ton of Minneapolis deposited with the state
treasurer yesterday 312 instruments, aggre-
eating value of S62.79l.
Owing to the unavoidable absence of Dr.
Christie, the reception announced for this
evening at the House of Hope church has
been indefinitely postponed.
The residence of Mrs F. ". Vincent, $50
MackuDin street. was damaged by fire yester-
day morning shortly after o o'clock, to the
extent of $500. The damage is fully coy
cred by insurance.
For neglecting their respective wives two
men, August Schmidt and George Hucken-
brock, were sentenced yesterday in the
municipal court to terms of sixty and ninety
days. respectively in the workhouse.
Patrick Condor, milkman, for assaulting
Mrs. T. Kohier. was yesterday fined SO in
the municipal court. The affair arose out of
dispute about stray cow of Condon's
which was on Mrs. Kohler's property.
EThe benefit ball this evening at the Market
hall III behalf of the employees of the Olym-
pic theater promises to be most successful
judging from the large advance sale of tick
els. The entertainment will be unique
one.
Abraham Silberstein. implicated in the rob-
berry of gloves from Clancy's store in the
Ryan block, was dismissed in the municipal
court yesterday, with a warning to behave
himself or he would be sent to the reform
school.
c. F.-Yeager. arrested on the complaint of
Mr.. Ingham, the jeweler. and charged with
the larceny of diamond ring stud and gold
watch, was discharged in the municipal
court yesterday, no evidence being rendered
to show any guilt on the part of accused.
The Minnesota Association of the New Je-
1usalem Tor Swedenborgian) Church will be
held in the church, at the corner of Virginia
ana Selby avenues tomorrow at p. M The
presidents (R. C. MitchelD annual address
will be on THE Position and Work of the
New Church.
The ladies of the First Universalist society
did a rushing business at their dinners in the
Davidson block, corner Fourth and jackson.
yesterday. There was actually such a crush
that the ladies ran out of provisions late in
the day. There will be plenty to accommo-
date all, however, to day.
Articles of incorporation of the Paiisade
Mining company were filed at The secretary
of states Office yesterday The capital stock
of the company is is $3.50, 900, and the moor
porators are J. Franklin Calhoun. Leon NJ.
Lane, James S. Lane and Moses Mckinney.
all Of Minneapolis, and Edward J. Edwards
of Chicago.
AT the regular monthly meeting of the.
trades and labor assembly last evening at 20
East Seventh street, resolutions were passed
lndorsing the action of the district assembly
at Philadelphia in lifting the boycott de-
clared over three years ago on the Anheuser-
Busch Brewing company
The announcement appearing Id the
GLOBE Tuesday that cards were out for the
marriage Of Miss Grace Gardner. of Forbes
avenue, to ". Ptfefier, Nov 9. is untrue The.
item was sent to the GLOBE by an outsider
without the knowledge or authority of Miss.
Gardner. Mr.. Pffefier, or the relatives OF,
either party.