St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-12
SAINT PAUL.
ODDS AND ENDS.

The second grade teachers will meet at the
high school tomorrow.
Dr. Wallis lecture at the school of agricul-
ture has been changed from Friday evening
to this evening.
AT 1879 O'Clock last night fire caught in
sam Kory's pawn shop at ISL East seventh
street ana did about $50 damage.
There will be an important meeting OF
Acker Post No. 81. G. a. r.. tonight at their
hall corner of Third and Wabasha streets.
The colored man, Samuel Blackstone, shot
in the neck Monday by Mrs Kate Davis. was
reported by Dr.. McCann yesterday 10 be pro-
crossing favOrablY.
Alfred Swanson. for stealing a fur trimmed
coat belonging to Charles Johnson, was SEN
fenced yesterdayin the municipal court to
thirty days in the workhouse.
The concert 10 be given under the auspices
of the English Lutheran Church of the Re
deemer Tuesday evening at Standard hall
promises TO be a grand success.
Mrs A. p. Kirk, residing at 656 Broadway
street. had the misfortune last evening 10 slip
and fall in the cellarway at her residence,
resulting iii severe body bruises and injuries.
Con Harrigan, for stesling a whip belong
ing TO George Gigrich. was sentenced in the
municipal court Yesterday to pay fine of
SlO0 and in default went to the worhhouse
for ninety days
Joel Iieatwole, chairman of the state Re-
publican committee and editor of the North
field News, was cioseted for time yesterday
with Gov. Merriam. 1t was probably d coun-
sci of war, but no information is given.
There was no quorum at Yesterdays meet
ing of the chamber of commerce. President
Stone announced the following committee on
a winter celebration: {. Y. smalley. W. P.
Clough. G. c. Squires, c. NJ. Griggs and A.
Peabody.
Cases OF scarlet fever at CPS Lincoln ave
nue.. 464 Laura avenue corner of Smelling
and Dayton avenues, Minnesota Transfer, 332
Goodrich avenue, 1895 Iglehart street, 800
FauqUer street and e. Smelling avenue were
reported 10 he health Office yesterday.
Leon II. Vincent will lecture on Elmer
son at the high school this afternoon al /
o'clock. The other lectures of the course. on
Hawthorne, LongfelIow and Irving, viii be
given on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons
instead OF evenings as at first announced.
At O'Clock yesterday morning the fire de-
partment responded 10 call for a fire in the
ore-and-a-half story frame building, liz East
Seventh street, owned by Samuel Mayall, and
occupied by George Heegel as a saloon The
fire was cansed by lighted lamp which had
been left ina closet. The damage amounted
10 So.
The second entertainment of the Y NJ c.
A. course takes place this evening at the
association hail. Ernest Wellett. the blind
pianist, will give some choice selections, and
other contributors to the entertainment are
NIrs. Eva Palmer Miss Relic Phillips and
Miss Edith l.. Wagner.
The remains of Nils Anderson, killed at
White Bear Monday by being run over by
train of cars viii be buried to-day from the
undertaking rooms of Guthunz d Rockstroh.
The interment will be at the Union cemetery.
Anderson's son arrived in ST. Paul yesterday
10 take charge of the remains
1t viii doubtless be surprise to most neO-
pie, owing to the vaporings of certain pessi-
nists but the increase i'll the consumption OF
beer and liquors per capita III the United
states is not nearly so great as are other
iuxuries. This will be demonstrated by the
forthcoming report of Labor and Statistical
Commissioner Powers. Cigarette smoking,
however, is rapidly increasing, and the use
of almost all sorts of things is propor;ionately
greater than are liquors.
meeting OF the st. Paul Skating assoeia-
ton was held last evening at the Drake
block. 1t was largely attended, and the Off
GERS elected are: President, A D. Smith:
vice president, Fred Pannell; secretary. Fred
Reid; treasurer w. Napier. A committee
was appointed to secure frst-clasS rink and
report upon arrangements made at a meeting
neXt Wednesday. The membership is now
thirty-five, and it is expected will reach 100.
The Metropolitan will have a week of light
opera, beginning Sunday by Carleton ODera
company The weeks engagement will be-
gin Sunday night with '.Nanon." Mr.. Garlic
of 4 uni xra ha
created Since he first secured the right for
'NanOn" Mr Carleton has sung the famous
waltz song "Anna. In Rapture l Come to
Thee" 5000 times, and has paid 1000 in
royalties In "The Gondol.ers' Mr.. Garlic
ton takes the part of Marco, one of the twin
gondoliers The prethest opera Of the three
is said to be Indigo" upon which the waltz
king put forth his best efforts. Sale of seats
opens to-day.