St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-10
SAINT PAUL.
ST. PAUL TIPS.

The building inspector issued eight minor
permits Yesterday aggregating Si,6O
The Standard bank is suing L. 5. Thomp-
son ct al. to foreelose chattel mortgage.
Seats sold rapidly at the Metropolitan yes
teriay for the opening Of the summer oPer"
season.
The District Christian EnGeavor conyen-
ton Will be held today at the House OF Hope
church.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian church
will serve lunch at SIS Robert street. between
Fifth and Sixth street.
Rabbi Hess, of the Temple. will deliver an
interesting discourse this evening at T:G5
o'clock on Immortality.
CGen. Oak Post, No. 20 OF the G. A. Z, will
hold a meeting this evening at their hall
corner of Wabasha and Fifth streets.
Scarlet fever was reported yesterday TO the
health off ce trcm 4iS Astoria. and diphtherla
was reported from 651 Reaney street
Jacob Mann has sued Peterson 4 Thomp-
son, doing business as the Carpet Exhibitor
company, to recover $, 100 tor merchandise
soldS
CARPENTER park is at last the property of
the city. 1t was paid for yesterday, when
Mr.. Carpenter was given S56,3'S.s4 by Treas
uIer Miller.
rle on OF o. &c Of j. II. WOlfer the
rewly elected warden OF the state prison,
wss fled at The state secretary's Office yester-
day morning.
Charles Frchman's comedians in Mr..
Wilkinson's Widows" will give three more
performances at the Metropolitan, tonight
tomoVrcw matinee ard night.
The Manning T. A society viii give mu-
steal ana literary entertainment at st Mich
aers school hall this evening Rev. Dr.
Heffron. of the cathedral, viii speak.
, Deputy Sheriff Frank c. Pieha yesterday
arrested in Minneapolis a cOlored man
named John Brown. Brown is wanted for
stealing coat ard vest from Charles Evans,
& waiter at the RYAN.
,Judee Egan has granted Susie \. Brown
divorce from John c. Blown. The custody
Of the eigbt-year-o old daughter was given TO
the mother but the father is given perniS-
sion to see his child at T gular intervals.
Articles Of incorporation were filed yester-
day in the Secretary of States office of the
Poca Iron company of Duluth, with $4,000
stock The incorporates are Frank Cox.
Arthur Howell and s. ". Eckman, all OF
Duluth.
TIE pupils Of St Paul's School for The
Deaf viii hold their closing exercises Sunday
in Cretin hall. The most interesting features
Of the entertainment will consist or articula-
ton aud lip reading exercises. instrumental
music. drills. recitatiOns, pantomimes, etc.
The Gen. Wesley Merritt Garrison No. IS,
of the Regular Army and Navy union. will
give lis first bail and social at Armory hall
this evening The First Regiment band has
been engaged to furnish the music for the
occasion, and an elaborate pCogra mme has
been prepared
The MinneSo State Medical society, of St
Paul incorporated Yesterday 10: The purpose
CT promoting good fellowship in the profes-
sion and the announcement of science aud
literature therein Drs. Park Ritchie, Talbot
Jones. " Z. IIalloweil, Gustav \. Renz and
Charles B. NiiherIa, all of ST. Paul, are the
incorporators.
a Nu:meg Match is proving an attrac-
i've drawing card al the Grand this week
She fEal detachment Of Lifts players ar
zved Yesterday including Louis James, ".
4 Elwood, George 4. Wright, Marion Elmore
I'd little Edith Wright. Re heaTsals begin
Ter ,Roscdale'' tomorro W, and with its pre-
sen.alion The 18th inst, the full strength of
Lifts company will be shown.
An explosion occurred Il an outhouse in
the rear of Il house occupied by Mail Carrier
Eriley, at the corner of Ninth and Exchange
streets IT { O'Clock last evening. The out
houSa and large woadshed adjoining were
demolished. and George Epplev, twelve
years old. WAS badly burned about the face
and haids The explosion was caused by
gasoline. which had Teen thrown in the out
house.