St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-18
SAINT PAUL.
TERSE AND TELLING.

The Independent Order of Foresters met
in regular session last night.
One minor building permit was issued yes
terday by the building inspector.
The two organizations of locomotive fire
men held joint meeting last night.
parlor musicale will be given tonight at
Labor hall by the pupils of S. F. Hannehan.
Hon. Dan Titus. secretary of the board of
education at Moorhead, called on Supt.
Kiehle yesterday.
small fire in the Hale block called out
the fire department yesterday morning at T..
The damage was trifling.
The assembly committee on streets meets
this evening at half past seven, and the COM
mittee on public buildings at 8.
The committee on acquisitions was called
together yesterday afternoon for business,
but quorum was not present.
In compliance with special request. Rabbi
Hess will,at so this evening, discourse upon
the theme, Heaven and He'll
Lecture by Hon. c. D. O;Brien, for the
benefit of the House of the Good shepherd, on
the work of the order, Creun hall, Dec. %.
at O'Clock p. N.
At an early hour this morning fire de-
stroyed 500 worth of property IN the two
story frame residence of J. r. Hammergren,
1lS9 Burr street. The damage is covered by
insurance
The attractive people of Aronson's Opera
company and the gay costumes OF the Aus
trian Juvenile band made quite stir among
the guests at Hotel Clifton last evening The
Clifton is q leader in catering to theatrical
people.
The explosion of a lamp last evening at
half past IN the store of the St Paul Picture
Frame factory. 80 West Third street. set fire
to the premises and damaged the stock TO
the extent of $500, which is covered by in
surance.
Belle Adams and Orma Goodrich. two well
known demi-mOndames, were fined $40 each
yesterday in the municipal court for having
imbibed too freely the previous evening.
Matte Rogers failed to appear on the same
charge and forfeited S25 bail.
The new court OF Independent Order Of
Foresters lately organized, viii hold Its first
session of court at their chambers in A. @.
[. W. hall, corner Seventh and Minnesota
streets, Friday evening, Dec. Is. at s o'clock.
a large number are to be initiated.
The bricklayers local union held a lengthy
session last night Instructions were formu-
lated to govern the delegate TO the interna-
tional convention, which meets at Indianap-
oils JAN II. Officers Will be nominated at a
meeting to be held Saturday. Dec 26
Scarlet fever was reported to the health de-
pariment yesterday from 81 Leech street. 2SS
Summit avenue, namline avenue, Mime
mana street 320 Bunker street, 657 Lawson
street, 359 Summit avenue; dIphheria from
4l0 Superior street. and membraneous Group
from 6S7 Wells street.
Thomas W. Keene and his excellent com
pany of players viii begin Il four-night en-
gagement OF the legitimate drama at the
Metropolitan, opening Sunday evening in
Richard Ill" During the engagement
"Rlehelieu" and Louis X. VIII be pre-
sented- The sale of seats is now open at the
box Office.
Shoemaker Local Assembly No. 1882. K
OF =. elected officers last night and also dele
gates to the trades and labor assembly. the
local executive board and the district assem-
bly, which meets in Minneapolis the third
Sunday III January. The union has adopted
LABEL and has received pledges from labor
organizations to wear union made foot wear.
George Williams, a ghlooking fellow.
was charged with assault and battery in the
municipal court Yesterday lie quarreIed
last Saturday evening with 4. G. Peterson.
and while the latter was on the ground
kicked him in the face and back Judge
Twohy gave Williams thirty days in the
workhouse for his brutality.
The great enterprise shown in Offering so
notable an attraction as Dr. Thomas at a
merely nominal and uniform fee for all parts
OF the house certainly deserves recognition.
Dr. Thomas is certainly without a superior
on the platform in this part of the country
and his lecture on social Forces is regard
ed by those who have heard it as the great
heretic's masterpiece
The committee of ladies, headed by Mrs.
Edmund Rice, has raised the money neces-
sary to the purchase of the first Of the pro-
posed ambulances There is in certain quar-
tiers belief that this ambulance is to be pur-
chased outside of st. Paul, aud at price
greater than the same vehicle could be
bought here. Ii this is true, it VIII, of course
meet with considerable opposition,
John Carens. lad Of fifteen. while taking
two horses to the stables OF Burwen & Co
yesterday morning. was thrown from the
back OF the animal he was riding and tram
pied upon. lie left elbow was dislocated.
and he was taken TO the Office Of Assistant
City Physician IIanley where the injured
limb was set. The central patrol wagon then
took him 20 the city hospital.
Gust Carlson, who attempted to hang him
self in cell at police Headquarters Wednes-
day evening was charged in the municipal
court yesterday with vagrancy. Relief Agent
Hutchins had the man arrested for street
begging, but Carlson, through an Interpreter,
denied the charge, and said he had worked
on farm at saltwater until recently. He
promised to go TO work if released Judge
Twohy sent him to Como for thirty days
The following articles of incorporation
were fled with the secretary of sfatn vasfer
day: Crolins, Tucker Il Allen company. of
Minneapolis; capital, S?5,0 900; Hoffman Man
nfacturing company, Minneapolis; capital,
$4,000; White Bear Electric company. SiO.-
csc: c. D. Whitail company of Minneapolis;
capital, S500t0, and the Evangelical Lutheran
lions Congregation Of the Unaltered Augs-
burg Confession Of The Year IlSl of Datrnit