St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-08
THURSDAY sIFrtNGs.

There will be a debate OH free trade at the
high school this afternoon.
The current expenses of the Rochester
asylum for March were $12,66431
The Philomatheans give an informal social
this evening at Van Ellemeets hall.
The Marshall Gillu.an case still occupies
the attention of Judge Egan and jury.
The Closing exercises of the state agricul
ture school occur to day at st. Anthony Park.
Two cases of diphtheria were reported to
the health officer from Carol street yester-
day
The park board failed of quorum las
evening, but another attempt Will be made
this afternoon at2 o'clock.
A regular meeting of the Gen Ord Post.
No. 20. G. A. r., will be held this evening at
the corner of Wabasha and Fifth streets.
'toinbad' continues to do All enormous
business at the Metropolitan Standing room
only has been the rule every evening this
week.
Fred j. Constans. the bartender accused of
assauIing Charles P. King with a bottle last
Sunday nj ght, was acquitted in the munich
pal court yesterday afternoon.
Rosa Lindeke. Frank W. Lindeke, Augusta
7. Shurmeier and Theodore A. Schultz have
been appointed as administrators of the
estate of the late William Lindeke.
The lecture by Dr.. Neill on The Develop
ment of the American Government" an
nounced for this evening at the Y NJ. G. A.
hall, has been postponed for week.
Rev. w. Mckinley will lecture this eve ming
at the Central PARK Presbyterian church D II
THE Life and Works of John Wesley" The
lecture is under The auspices of the St. Paul
Epworlh league.
j. b. Hobst was arraigned for forgery in the
police court yesterday, and his hearing con-
tinued until the 9th. He tried to pass a
forged check for S52, signed by Frank Lin
deke, and drawn upon the First National
bank
The city treasurer is engaged in entering
up judgments in the matter of the Selby av-
enue bridge and the Mississippi street grad
ing assessments. lie also reports that the
street spriukling assessments are coming in
entirely too slow.
The fire department had two runs yester-
day. At ii 80 a. N. they were called to ex-
tnguish basement fire III a book store at
the corner of Seventh and Pine streets, and
at 2:l5 .. N. chimney fire in the st. Paul
house on West Seventh street. caused an
alarm to be turned in.
There was novel spectacle on the streets
Yesterday. This evening the bartenders of
the city will give masquerade ball in Market
hall, and it promises to be both picturesque
and entertaining. The managers yesterday
had band out parading the streets and a
goat was the feature in the procession.
The Minnesota Grove, No. 1, Order of
DGuids at the meeting last evening, elected
the following officers: Charles Hoehkiroh,
W. ; Theopald. W. A.; Anton Meier,
secretary; Henry Heinsch, treasurer; Otto
w. Bohlanda and Adam Boyer. trustees.
The officers will be installed at a meeting on
the 18th inst
Assistant Attorney General Childs was
busily engaged all yesterday in making up a
complaint to the supreme court for quo war
ranto against H. o. Peterson, the recently
ousted treasurer of Henaepin county. The
complaint is nearly il not emit ely. com
pleted, and an application may be made dur
ing the next two or three days.
Adjt Gen. Mullen yesterday issued the fol-
lowing commissions: Wallace William
Browne, ca plain Company Il. Third infantry;
Oscar o. Void. first lieutenant, Company II,
Third infantry; Noble Charles barrow. sec
ond lieutenant Company, A First infantry;
Berjamine Ward Rising second lieutenant,
Company A. First infantry