St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-16
SAINT PAUL.
ON 4 HOLIDAY.


An interesting temperance meeting We
he'd at the fIoauug Bethel las. night
order yonr Minneapolis abstracts OF tn
Minnesota Tile Insurance and Trust com
pauy.
An empty dwelling at 2is Eaton Gvenu
was partly destroyed by FIRE early yesterday
morning.
examination for pharmacists at the capito
Tuesday
seibcrt orchestra will give its last concert
OF The season at Turner hail Easter Sunda.
al 3 .. m.
The young pcor 10 gave a pleasant literary
aud social entertainment last night at the
Dayton Avenue Presbyterian church.
Thomas Hicks. the pickpocket arrested By
Officer Carroll after n chase Of three blocks
Thursday evening, was gwen ninety days in
the wOrkhouse yesterday.
The st. Paul Foot Ball club reorganized
FOR the season at n meeting held last night at
the Windsor The club viii enter the contest
at Duluth for The trophy offered.
There were nineteen new recruits sworn
into Company y, OF the national guards,
Thursday evening and the company mus
tered sixty-two men at drill exercises.
Mrs. j. Il. Hnney, wife Of officer Han y,
returned last evening from a sojourn Of sew
erdl months on the Pacific coast where she
went to improve her shattered health.
Fred Murphy, who stabbed Albert Foster
Wednesday night, viii be arraigneddn court
today. but it is probable be will be again re-
manded until there is change ia Fosters
condition.
The members Of the st. Paul Press club
who arc to participate in The social at the
rooms If the Minneapolis club tonight will
leave the Ryan at 4:39 clock by special car
over the iuterurban line.
The citizens Of Hanliue will meet tonight
I'm Masonic hall 10 work 40 an Interest IA the
Arbor day celebration May. Speeches will
be made by H. $ Fairchild Judge A. c.
Hickman. ". A. Van slyke and others.
4 letter was received from the superin-
tendent Of the Buckeye Iron company yes
tcrday stating that II the melting Of snow did
not interfere, by surface water flowing iuto
the pits that they would be In full blast aud
mining G3 per cent ore by next MONDAY.
meeting Of principals and teachers will
be held at the high school building at II
o'clock this morning 10 discuss science
work. On Monday afternoon at ! o'clock the
teachers will meet at the same place TO re-
ceyo instruction in illustrative drawing
Rev W. :. Vail viii preach for the Uni
versaist society at The Grand opera house
Sunday morning nt If O'Clock. Damascus
cOmmandery, Knights Templar, viii attend
in regala. There Will b. ii special. elaborate
and excellent musical programme. All are
Invited.
Al the meeting Of the Catholic order OF
FOreslers Thursday evening Ut Labor hall.
)fhcers were nominated for the ensuing
gear. The election Of officers and dele
gate to the national convention, which meets
ut Montreal, Can, June 7, VIII occur at the
next meeting.
Albert Foster. the victim Of Wednesday
nights stabbing affair. is still in dangerous
condition lie had several attacks Of vomit-
ing yesterday afternoon, and This was con
sidered an untavorable sign by the physle-
ians, who are rs yet unable to determine the
final result Of the wound.
The business men are reminded that there
will be a meeting OF the Young Womens
Friendly association at the chamber Of com
merce at 4 clock this afternoon. The work
Of the association will be explained TO the
end that ths citizens may be induced 10 lend
encouragement with funds or otherwise, and
put The association on surer foundation.
special Easter service will be given By
the Y. NJ. G. A. in Association hall. Lowry
Arcade tomorrow afternoon at 80. Benja-
min Glasgow, Of Hull, England, will deliver
an address Music will he furnished by the
House of Hope male quartette: also some
special music by the association orchestra.
A cordial invitation is extended 10 all The
young men Of the city.
ia special ear has been chartered to convey
the members of the ST. Paul Press club to
Minneapolis this evening, where, Mt the
rooms Of the Minneapolis Press club n
social entertainment Will be held. The st.
Paul newspaper men will meet at the Hotel
Ryan at 1880 o'clock sharp The character
Of the entertainment win be such as to enable
the morning scribes To return TO the SANITY
City by O'Clock TO resume their daily work.
Joseph Steiner Keeps II saloon ut 1877 Fair
field avenue. John Uzill, former employe
of his, paid him n visit yesterday morning,
and Steiner left the saloon IN his charge for
= time. as he had some business down town.
When he returned John was missing, as wGs
also $50 from the cash drawer. He went in
search of the thief and located him late in the
afternoon in saloon on Washington street.
lie was arrested, but mad already squandered
most of the money.
Paul Bertram. who was arrested with sew
eral boxes of cigars in his possession Tues
day evening, will be gwen an examination
'his morning. Besides the cigars the fellow
,,,as supplied with n burglars outfit, and the
police, after an investigation. discovered
that be had gained an entrance TO Raffies
restaurant on West Seventh street the night
previous to his capture and stolen the cigars
and several other articles. Bertram will
probably be held to the grand jury.
The Seven corners people were in a state
OF quandNry Yesterday The sidewalksand
curb stones were discovered all marked l34,
and for time no one could give anything
like reasonable explanation OF the animus.
Late yesterday afternoon Mr.. Amort solved
the problem The preceding evening Phil
Heck, OF the Capitol Bowling club, made a
score that correspondent with that number
and ii is more than likely that the members
of the club in their delight at Pills fall on
a..