St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
SAINT PAUL.
ODDS AND ENDS.

The second term of the school year opened
yesterday.
Col Edwards collections of custom duties
for January We're $4,000.
Scarlet fever was reported at the health de-
partment Yesterday from 265 East Tenth
street.
The internal revenue collections in Marcus
Johnsou's district for January aggregate U.s.
Has.
The assessment for Carpenter park was
confirmed yesterday by the board OF pubic
words.
Yesterday the beard of public works COM
pleted the Assessment Estimate No. for side
walks for 1891.
There will be a public meeting at the Mis-
sonary institute. 100 East Fourth street. this
afternoon at o'clock.
AneXecutive meeting of Third street prop
eriy owners was held yesterday afternoon at
the chamber of commerce.
Gustavus johnson will give his first piano
recital in St. Paul this evening At A. E. Whit
ney's music sore, % East Third street.
No one appeared against Nettie Holmes
yesterday, who was charged with stealing
fur cloak. and she was dismissed by Judge
Cary.
There will be meeting of the East Side
Citizens Union this evening at O'Clock III
Lucker's hail. corner Forest and Margaret
streets.
Gen. Ord W. II. c. No. 81 will give social
hop for the benefit of the relief fund Tues
day evening, the 9th inst, i'll Odd Fellows
hall, corner Wabasha and Fifth street.
c. Schultz has begun an action against W.
E Schultz to recover Sle0. and garnished
funds in the hands of the Beaupre Mercan-
tile company and Beaupre. Keogh & Davis.
The Savings Bank of st. Paul has COM
menced proceeding against John E Will
Jams and others to foreclose a mortgage Tor
$4,000 on lot 10, block 3, in Woodland Park
addition.
John Doyle anc Anna Smith were arrested
for disorderly conduct by officer Frazer yes
terday morning. They had their hearing
continued until tomorrow.
At the floating bethel tonight Hon. ". Pitt
Murray will tell why he Is Democrat. A
prominent Republican viii also explain the
reasons for his political faith.
Johanna Arnoldy and Andrew Anderson
were examined in the probate court yester-
day relative to their sanity. and deemed fit
subjects for the Rochester asylum.
The taking of evidence by W. a. Spencer
rs 10 the ownership OF the paintings seized
some time since in Minneapolis for non-pay-
ment of duty, has been postponed until
Feb. II.
Judge Edgerton and Il jury. in the United
States circuit courtaFe still engaged in trying
the action of Fred P. Elliott against the Chi
cago, ST. Paul. Minneapolis Il Omaha Rail
way company.
Col. SOren Listoe, IedItOr of the Northwestern,
states that the Scandinavian matter "cabled''
from Christiaua, which appeared in the
Pioneer Press yesterday, was published in his
paper two weeks ago.
The OHIO Mining company, with capital
stock of Sl,G01,000. was incorporated yester-
day. The company will have headquarters
In Duluth. although a considerable share of
the capital is from Ohio.
The membership of the tailors' union is
growing There were over 100 present at
last nights meeting Notwithstanding the
disagreeable weather and the fact that only
routine business was 10 be transacted.
Judge Brill has ordered. in the case of
Jennie Murphy against Theodore Henninger
and others. the sale of Henninger's real
estate to satisfy mortgages and liens among
which ale two mortgages aggregating S3,337.
Frank Young, Peter Gould and James
Erwin, three colored men, in company with
Alice White whose shade of complexion is
the same as her name, were arrested and
locked up by Officer Schram last evening on
& charge of disorderly conduct.
Mrs. Mccarthy, a widow living near the
Manitoba shops, slipped ana fell on the
pavement at the corner of Third and ST. Peter
streets yesterday afternoon, and severely
sprained her left hip. She was taken to her
home in the central patrol wagon.
DR.. A j. Quinn has received word of the
death of his fathertWiliam B. Quinn, at San
Diego. CAL Mr.. Quinn was n we'll known
. pioneer of ST. Paul. and resided here until
four years ago, when falling health COM
PEELED him to take up his residence in Cali
sernia-
William Earle, alias Grattan, has not yet
been taken 10 the penitentiary. When sem
fenced Saturday Judge Cornish instructed
she sheriff to delay removing the prisoner
for few days, in view of his motion for a
new trial having been made and not dis
posed OF.
The February term of the Ramsey county
district court opened yesterday The entire
calendars of jury and court cases were set
for trial. Judge Egan will call the jury and
Judge Kerr the court calendar. The venue
of 125 jurors will report in Court Room No.
. this morning.
The disagreeabe weather last evening
caused a small attendance at the meeting of
the Rice Street and Como Avenue Improve
nent union. Less than quorum was pres
ent and after an informal discussion of local
matters an adjournment was taken to meet
again at the call of the president.
MIR. and Mrs.Jason wyatt, of Minneapolis,
gave private organ recital with card ad-
mission, at the First Baptist church last
evening. J. Lewis Browne. organist of the
Immaculate Conception church. of Minneap-
oils, presided at the orgau, and Miss Susie
Mckay. the popular soprano OF Westminster
church, also Of the Flonr City, gave several
numbers. The programme was quite de-
hghtful and artistic one, and was greatly en-
loved by the friends who attended