St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-29
PLYMOUTH
CLOTHING HOUSE:
Seventh and Robert, St. Paul.
Nicollet and Third, Minneapolis.
SAINT PAUL.
TOWN TALk.

Diphrheria was reported at Gas York street
81 II offman and 500 Randolph.
officer Dellosso locked I'D c. c. Scanlon
yesterday on larceny charge.
john Bergman, who pleaded guilty of as
sault, was sentenced to ninety days i'll the
WorKhouSe.
The West SIDE turnverein will give gym
mast exhibition and ball at Martins opera
house on Nov. :.
The Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Con-
gregation of Hector incorporated with the
secretary of STATE yesterday.
The city treasurer received So, 900 yester-
day from the county on the April settleme Mt
for the independent school district.
Minnie Clark went to the House of the
Good Shepherd yesterday from the police
court by reason Uf disorderly conduct.
Thomas Gordon was taxed $50 yesterday
by Judge Cory for having assaulted and bat
tered Lottie Seis one of his .neighbors
County Treasurer A. Y. Nelson turned
into the city treasury $50. 90. the balance
que on account of the october settlement.
State Insurance Commissioner Smith re-
turned yesterday from Worthington, where
he has been on official business for several
days
NSill6 6lONer. CudTSeu WIFI indecent eX-
posure, did not show up in the municipal
court yesterday. and the So that friend
put up for her as bail was forfeited.
The Beethoven Maennerchor will give a
grand concert and ball a, Paul Martin opera
house OH the West side this evening in honor
OF the first anniversary of the society.
Harry Smith was locked up last evening by
Officer Gavin because Charles Gorter had
sworn out a warrant charging him with
stealing $50 while in the employ of Gorter.
Daniel Frohman's Lyceum Theater CON-
oany will give their last two performances at
The Metropolitan opera house today. matinee
md evening. presenting one of their greatest
successes, THE Wife,
There will be Gospel temperance meeting
at the First Swedish NJ. E. church, corner
Temperance and Tenth streets tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock Rev. David
Morgan and others will speak.
a. Marks. pawnbroker was before the
police court yesterday for doing business
without a llcense, but got clear because the
witness against him lied about his name, and
the court would believe nothing he said.
There will be Gospel temperance meeting
at Grace NJ. +. church, corner of Burr and
.MinDehaha streets. tomorrow Sunday even.
ing Addresses will be delivered by Prof.
George S. 1nuiS, of Hamline university. and
ihe pastor, Rev. S. b. Warner.
Theodore Bollmanns excellent German
company will give their sixth subscription
performance at The Metropolitan opera
house tomorrow night pr senting die
Grille, or Fanchon the Cricket" Seats can
now be secured at the box Office
Judges Cory and Twohy are not highly
pleased over the mayors removal of Frank
low, hosti %,
limited that an effort Will be made to have
lis honor reconsider and bring Frank in
from patrol duty to his old position
the Masonic Relief Association of Mime
sofa amended its articles of incorporation
yesterday. The association will hereafter
admit men not members Of the Masonic
order and women VINO are recommended by
Master Masons will also be admitted
Charles F. Weed and Edward Shields re-
signed yesterday from the police force.
Weeds takes effect at once and Shields on
Nov. ]. He has made application to be
placed on the police pension roll. No APP
pointments were made to fill the vacancies.
The meadows tetween Burlington Heights
ana Red Rock were on fire last night and ii
is feared that considerable hay in stacks will
be destroyed though the Leople are working
hard TO stop the spread of the flames. which
are supposed to have been started by hunt
ars
Tomorrow at the House of Hope Rev. S. G..
Neil, formerly salvation Army captain, will
preach both morning and evening. Subject
in the morning, Climbing Higher" in the
evening, "TheSupreme Good of Man." Mr..
Neil is graduate of one OF the Scotch theo-
logical semnaries
The detective force yesterday received
word TO look out for W B. Hastings, agent
Of the Northern Pacific Express company al
Dickey, \. D., wanted for embezzlement. He
Is said to have left the town on foot and to
wear blue flannel shirt, fur cap with visor,
felt shoes and a limp in his left leg.
Henry NJ. Knox, ex-public examiner. and
now cashier of the Security bank in Mime
apolis, yesterday presented the State Histor
cal society with an elegant volume contain