St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-12
DRIFT OF THE CITY.

! number of the latest law reports were re-
ceived at the state library yesterday.
| Mr., and Mrs. L. N. Scott are at the Ryan.
| Mrs. Scott is at home Saturday afternoon.
| Mr.. Keogh. of ST. Paul, is occupying l.. N.
| scotts beautiful residence at White Bear
| lake.
State Superintendent Kiehle is still absent
on his tour of inspection of the summer
Schools.
+ Adj. Gen. Mullen will order 1. 200 new over
coats for the state militia within the next
| few days.
Mrs. Z. A. Cough sailed from New York on
| the steamer Waesland for Europe Wednes-
day, 10th inst.
Cigarmakers' Union No. 3I5, of st. Cloud,
Twas legally Incorporated with the secretar y
| OF state yesterday.
The Brandon Farmers Warehouse COM
pany was incorporated yesterday with
capital stock of $1,000.
i The German Evangelical ST Immanuels
congregation, of Reynolds, MINI, was legally
incorporated yesterday.
special meeting or the board of educa-
tionwill be held at Inspector Auerbach's of
flee this afternoon at o'clock
The r. j. Biscoe Box and Lumber com
pany, of Minneapolis. with a capital OF 1000.
filed articles of incorporation yesterday.
The Misses Gertrude Blaine Murphy and
Lorabelle Murphy, of Carrolton, Ind, nieces
of Mrs. l.. n, Scott, have returned home.
The bulletin at the health Office yesterday
showed diphtheria at 733 Conway street and
scarlet fever at 69j East Seventh and 53T Win
slow avenue.
j. ii. Needham took out a permit yesterday
for the erection of two-story frame dwell
Ing on st. Anthony avenue. near Dale street.
Estimated cost $500.
The railroad commissioners went to Hop
kins yesterday to inspect the placing of an in
terlocking switch at the crossing of the Mil
waukee and ST. Louis tracks
The brlckiayerS' union at their meeting
last evening gave SlC0 toward the fund to be
used to send Attorney W. w. Erwin to
Pittsburg to defend the Homestead men.
City Treasurer Miller has received $50 from
the North st. Paul Railway company. The
amount is for license OH the four cars oper-
ated by the company during 1891 and 1892.
There will be a literary and musical enter
tainment tonight given by Gen. Ord post,
G. a. r., in Odd Fellows hall. corner Fifth
and Wabasha. Music by Pepin's orchestra.
Government Steamboat Inspectors Mona
han and Chalk arrived in the city yesterday
from Duluth and left in the evening for
Pierre, S. D., to inspect the ferryboa located
at that spot.
There will be matlnees of BRistol's horses
both today and tomorrow especially TOR the
ladies and children, and the final perform
! ance of the horses and of the summer season
occurs tomorrow night
Miss Mary Walsh, of Bye nsville, sister of
Mrs. j. B. Morehead, and sister of Mrs P
| Ii. Dowdle, of this city, left st. Paul last
week for trip across the Atlantic. She will
| spend year in Ireland.
The Sixth Ward Republican club held
meeting last evening and organized the first
marching club for the coming campaign.
Col. kiefer was also Endorsed as can didate on
the Republican ticket for member of con.
gress.
st. Paul Court SO, Order of Foresters, will
enjoy an outing Sunday next at Excelsior,
Lake Minnetonka. A special train will leave
the union depot al 0 in the morning and take
the members of the court and their friends TO
/ the picnic grounps.
4, JEANNE Winston and her excellent COM
pany will give but three more performances
at the Metropolitan. Tonight they will pre-
sent 1.-THE Chimes Of Normandy" with Miss
Winston as Germaine and Miss johnson as
serpolette. tomorrow (matinee) they will
present "Pinafore,' and tomorrow night
. Fra Diavolo." "Blue Jeans the comedy
drama that was such great success in New
York for $50 nights will open the regular
season at this theater Sunday night. Seats
can now be secured at the box Office for this
attraction.