St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-06
SAINT PAUL.
THE WEEKS wIND-UP.

health commissioner Yesterday from Cleve
land avenue and from Minnesota transfer
The formal opening of the Commercial
club will take place on the 22d inst. Mem
bers Will not be called together until ina
time.
Barney Rogers, an old offender, was up be
fore Judge Cory yesterday morning tor thu
larceny of an overcoat, and was given ninet!
days in the workhouse.
Isaac Solomon and A. R. Hirschman have
begun an action against Jennie Cole and
James H. Cole to sell a mortgage note giVer
as collateral to satisfy q claim OF $40.
John Enright was arrested last evening bJ
Officer Davis for stealing some articles OF
clothing from Il secondhand store at the
corner of Seventh and Minnesota streets.
Secretary Hart, of the board of corrections
and charities, returned yesterday from
Crookston and Moorhead, where he has beer
inspecting new jail and police station sites
During the sessions of the night schools
instruction has been given to 1900 students.
The night high school sessions have not YET
closed
The Gen. Wesley Merritt Garrison No. So,
Regular Army and Navy union, will hold Its
regular meeting at the Army building, Sec
Ond and Robert streets, tomorrow evening at
o'clock.
Ben Solomon & Co. have sued P. L.Francis
& Co. to recover sol for merchandise sold,
and have garnished funds in the hands of the
Seven Corners bank and the Germania In
surance company.
P. Husey and Arch Peters stole pair OF
shoes and a package of meal from Charles
Metten yesterday afternoon. The larceny
was committed in a saloon. The men will
have hearing Monday.
George Dawson helped himself to basket
Of butter from farmers wagon yesterday
afternoon and Immediately afterwards fell
into the hands of officer Rose. Judge Cory
gave him ninety days.
Hans Olsen, of Barretts, Grant county, on
the 500 road. was brought TO the city yester-
day and lodged in jail by the deputy United
States marshal. He is charged with selling
liquor without a license.
Prof. j. T. Smith, Of the school for the
deaf at Faribault, will address the mutes OF
this city at 70 East Seventh street, second
floor Sunday, March 6, 1890 a. m. Every
body cordially invited to attend.
Lutte johnson, alaborer living at 962 Euclid
evening his case was reported to the police.
He was removed to the county jail in the
Margaret street patrol wagon.
The March term of the district court begins
tomorrow. The grand jury will report for
duty at 10 a. m. There are not many jail
cases to consider. The civil calendar con-
tainS 142 jury cases and I22 court cases.
TIE county treasurer sreport for February,
issued last evening, shows receipts $780,
696.07, which includes balance from January
of S1O7, $50. As and current tax collections OF
S3O7, 573.92 The disbursements totaled $685.
1887.
The February report of Secretary Beebe,
of the soldiers home, shows $50, S67 81 drawn
for building purposes, S472 SO from the re-
pair fund and 7769 II for soldiers retief.
The number of soldiers receiving relief
is $685.
The painters and decorators union will
hold an open meeting Monday evening. The
contest between the bosses and the journey
men will come up for discussion in an in
formal way, and the meeting viii be an i'm
portant one.
Mrs Neal, of Minneapolis, will speak at the
monthly meeting of the Frances willard
W H.
church, Winnifred street. West ST. Paul,
this evening. Subject, IVY. c. T. o. Work
and Its Needs"
Annie Anderson asks for decree of abso-
lutte divorce from Anton Anderson on the
theory of wanton desertion for more than
three years. They were married Oct. 81, 1888,
at st. Paul. The wife is thirtythree and the
husband twenty-nine years old.
regular meeting Of the Northwestern
Track and Bridge association will be held in
the st. Paul union depot Friday, at 2:30 p.
N. Mr. McIyer's paper on ''Plan for Cross
ing of Two Pile Bridges" and the one by
Mr.. Buel on Frogs will be discussed.
Harrington Lodge No 1876 I. o. G. t, gave
an unusually interesting entertainment to
their many friends at the corner of Western
avenue and Charles street Friday evening
Chief Templar H. c. Boyson presided. An
address by W. w. Dawley was well received.
The officers elected at the annual meeting
of the South St. Paul Railroad and Belt Line
company are: President, Charles L. Haas
vice president Frank Clifton; secretary, W .
r. Todd; treasurer H. B. Carroll; directors,
c. L. Haas F Clifton, w. S. Follmer, A s.
Weymouth, Thomas Gahan.
like to receive an invalid's chair. 1t is for a
sad case-for man probably crippled for
life He has family of seven children, the
Oldest being fifteen years, while his wife is
in delicate state of health His, home is SO
heavily mortgaged that a foreclosure will
soon take place.
Henry Rochat has entered suit against
Frank C. Grossman for S65, as the funeral
expenses of Edward j. Barrett, otherwise
known as Edward j. Chadwick. 1t is alleged
that the plaintiff paid the funeral expenses
to William Dampier, and that the defendant
as administrator, received SLY, but refuses to
pay the funeral expenses.
The anxiously awaited first issue Of the
Literary Northwest will be on the market
Thursday Its prospectus promises well
There are poems by Mrs Freaney and Frank
lyn Lee Some of the other contributors as
announced are Mr.. Gmernlr and President
Northrup. of the state university. Mrs. C.
A. Severance and Father Conway write the
book reviews. and the entire magazine will
undoubtedly be of exceptional merit.
Pensions have been reported as allowed
during the past week at the adjutant gener-
ais office as follows: Stephen E. Martin,
Glencoe, SIS per month; George L. Campbell,
ST. Cloud, IS; William Thorns. Eden valley,
So; John R. Angler, Litchfield, $40; Stiles
Syrles, Litchfield, Sc; James E. Cady, Med
ford, SIP; George Phinney, Red Wing, SI2;
Stephen Talon, White Bear Lake, SIS; Rich
ard Dodge, Bay City, $l2.
Rev. NJ. B. Fuller for nine years mission
airy at Akola, Province of Beria. India, about
$50 miles East of Bombay, is paying short
visit to st. Paul and stopping at the Mission
airy institute, 15b East Fourth street. He and
his wife are in this country for few months
IN the interest of their work. and expect to
return to India next September with party
of men and women to assist them. He is Ia
boring in connection with the Christian
Alliance Missionary society, of New York.
Deputy Supreme President Norman Friday
evening Instituted a new lodge of the Sex
ennial league on the West side. There were
twenty-five candidates initiated The name
of this lodge is West Side Lodge No. $40.
Five Points Lodge 299 and University Lodge
31S were present. The officers are: G. W.
Heath, president; G. C. Swary vice presi
dent; A. L. Bowker, secretary; G. II. Hos
mer, treasurer; A. B. Miller, marshal; G. P
Winford, chaplain; W. j. Haas, guard; c.