St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-19
AROUND THE CITY.

The board of aldermen meets in regular
session this evening at 7:3J.
Only two minor building permits for $500
were issued by the building inspector.
The Business Mems union held a meeting
last evening at the chamber of commerce.
The debate at the floating bethel this even
ing will be on the eight-hour day question.
masquerade will be given at the Aber-
deem skating rink, Virginia and Selby, Thurs
any evening.
fiThe entertainment for the babies home. to
be given by f. Jay Haynes, takes place this
aevening at the Peoples church.
!! Albert Gilbert was charged in the munich
pal court with non-support of his wife. The
case was continued until today.
The committee on claims of the board of
aldermen did not have quorum yesterday.
and the meeting was adjourned until today
at2:3O.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
department yesterday from 1922 ST. Anthony
avenue. diphthera from $3.50 Burr street and
745 Fauquler street.
Aid. Sanborn was the only member of the
aldermanic committee on streets to put in
an appearance last evening. and as conse.
qgence no meeting was held
The Warehouse and Builders Supply COM
pany, of Duluth. filed amended articles yes
terday, increasing its capital to Si50,OO0 aud
its limit of Indebtedness $4,000.
The ST. Paul Missionary institute filed arti-
Giles of Incorporation yesterday The lncor-
porators are r. C. Horton, Abbie C. Nor
row, G. II. Swasey and j. Suydam.
Adj Gen. Mullen yesterday announced
that pensions had been granted to John
Frass, Essig, 12; Marshall Weir, Wabasha, ST;
Timothy Molqueen, Hutchinson ST..
Terrace City lodge of *. P.will work in
second and third rank Thursday night W.
D. Henderson. of New York city, will take
the character of the Imperial Prince.
5. s. Fenley, arrested last week on charge
of bigamy, was discharged in the municipal
court yesterday, as the evidence was not
strong enough to warrant conviction.
The next entertainment in the Y NJ C. A.
course will be given Thursday evening in the
association hall, in the Lowry arcade. The
House of Hope Quartette will be the attrac-
zion.
oComplaint was made yesterday to the city
engineer that the sewer on Kent and Rondo
streets was in bad condition and required
flushing. The matter will be investigated by
the engineer without delay.
Frank Mccarthy, Harry Buck and John
Reed arrested Sunday for stealing 1000
cigars from ali express wagon. last Thursday,
waived examination in the municipal court
yesterday and were held to the grand jury in
$1,000 bail EACH
Several good sales of real estate were re-
ported yesterday. The trade Oh the Bushnell
piece was closed up and nice residence
location on Crocus hill brought $4,000.
There was also sale of forty feet on Sum-
nit avenue at $500 per front foot.
The officials of the health office have not
yet received their salaries for October and
November. 1891. The amount appropriated
for the department per year is SIP, 900, and
This sum was exhausted in September. The
salaries will be paid either out Of the appro-
priation for 1892, or out of special fund
which will be legally created
The fire department was called out yester-
day afternoon for a small fire on Edmund
street. near Dale The damage was trifiing.
In responding to the alarm Truck No.3 while
on Mackubin street, near University avenue,
broke the forward axle, and Chemical En-
CINE No. broke spring. The damage to
the apparatus was repaired within two hours
The funeral of Miss Maggie Sula Rogers
took place yesterday, and was very largely
attended. The throng of people that filled
the cathedral during divine service attested
IN striking manner the strong place the de
ceased held in the hearts OF all her friends.
Father Carr, of Chicago, was the celebrant
assisted by the clergy of the cathedral Fa-
{: Their Hebron pronounced the beuediction, aud
afterwards paid a deserved tribute to the
) memory of the deceased. ,a.....