St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-07
SAINT PAUL.
SPLINTERs OF NEWS.

Senator j. C. Kelly, of Houston county, was
caller a: the capitol yesterday.
The Deutsches Kreugerverein will give
ball in Turner hall one week from tomorrow
evening.
H. A. Hamft, deputy state boiler inspector.
started on tour through the northern part
of the state yesterday.
No cases were set for hearing by the SUI
preme court yesterday, and an adjournment
was taken until this morning.
Adit- Gen Mullen yesterday accepted the
resignation Of Capt S Williamson, of Com
pany Ii. Third regiment, located at Duluth.
"a dwelling house at S54 Edmund street,
occupied by George ii. johnson, was dam
aged TO the extent of 500 las; evening by
fire.
An adjourned meeting of the board of al
dermen is called for tonight at $50, and q
special meeting Of the assembly half an hour
later.
Leon St. Peirre took out permit Yesterday
for a three-story brick veneered dwelling TO
be erected on Jackson street, near Valley
The structure will cost 5000.
Steve Taylor. brakeman on the Omaha
road. fell from box car at East ST. Paul yes
was taken TO st. Joseph hospital.
Cecilia May Coleman. child two or three
years Old was ordered taken to the public
school by Probate Judge Olivier yesterday
The childs mother is in the almshouse.
James Cosgrove and Charles Hogarty, who
attempted to pick a ladys pocket at the
union depot Tuesday evening, went to the
workhouse for ninety aysyesterday.
will a
one-story frame church on Aurora avenue
between harrington and Virginia. The per-
NIT taken out yesterday estimates the cost of
the building at $1,000.
Mrs. E. j. Ward, wife of the busy lard
maker of the OLeary establishment. South
st. Paul, leaves today TO visit her folks al
Kansas City, Mo. Mr.. Ward will remain and
enjoy the Minnesota ozone until spring.
lively Cleveland and Lawler club was
organized at South st. Paul Wednesday even
ing. Its officers are J. Is. Fitzgerald, presi-
dent; Z. j. Gibbons, vice president; Charles
Fitch, secretary; J. J. Brien, treasurer.
Peoples church has been organized ct
Bay City, Wis, as branch of the St. Paul
Peoples church. A building will be erected.
and the corner stone viii be laid tomorrow.
Rev. 5. G. Smith viii conduct the cere-
MONIES.
The comptroller, at the time the Office
closed last night, had not affixed his sig
nature to the garbage contract. He would not
say whether he intended to sign or not, an
swering all questions as to his intentions by
saying he is still perusing the document.
Among the city officers of South St. Paul q
slight detection is reported. 1t is said that
City Treasurer G. W. Stapf is urged by his
viz for fpr 1tvf nf
kota county TO represent the stockyards' see
ton, and that he seems likely TO assent to the
proposition.
The hearing of testimony in the John
Egau will contest was continued yesterday
in the probate court and will be extended
today. DR.. C. E. Smith, John ID. o Brien and
Mrs Haggarty testified yesterday to their
belief III the ability of Mr.. Egan to make a
will II 1888 and 1882.
William Kelly was charged with vagrancy
in the police court yesterday. The detectives
said he was the man who sneaked 1000
cigars from delivery boy in a Robert street
saloon. There was no evidence except the
charge made by the sleuths, and the court
didn't think this the best evidence and dis
missed the case.
Photographer Haynes, who has been elect
ed official photographer of the Minnesota
board of worlds fair managers. will at once
begin his labors. He will make a collection
of $50 views of the leading cities of the state,
of all the public institutions. the leading
pleasure resorts. lakes, etc, and a number of
the finest stock farms.
Secretary Williams, of the state historical
society. will mail over 500 invitations to the
celebration of the Columbian anniversary.
today. The invitations viii be sent to every
prominent resident in the state. The regular
meeting of the society will be held Monday
evening, when the full programme for the
celebration will be completed.
The Candy Farmers Elevator company
was legally incorporated with the secretary
of state yesterday. The capital stock is SlD0,
900, and the limit of Indebtedness is fixed at
$1,000 The incorporates are Lars Gjorvig,
James Little, Filing Void John Paulson and
A. Berges. of Yellow Medicine county; An
ton Anderson, of Lincoln county, and Sam
uel Tilbury of Lac Qui Parle county.
The Tuesday and Thursday programme for
the night high school is: Prof Carman, gen.
aral history and literature; Prof Caldwell,
mechanical drawing: Prof. Wilson, arithme-
tic and English composition: Prof. Staple
ton. beginning Latin and algebra; Prof Ar
nett, advanced algebra and geometry; Prof
Carel, advanced French Monday and
Wednesday evenings will be devoted exclu-
sively TO chemistry.
Mike Hill and George Price, VINO held I'D
James Hogan on lower Third street ednes-
day night were arraigned in the police court
yesterday. Hogan admitted he had no money
at the time he was assaulted, and also said he
was drunk. Hill, who had been arrested some
two weeks ago and had sentence suspended
on agreeing to leave town, was sent to the
workhouse for ninety days. Hogan went
out for ten DAYS and Price was discharged on
promising to leave the city.
There are several street car lines of which
the conduct is open to criticism, but the
worst managed part of the entire system is
the jackson street line. Only two cars are
operated, and a car every half hour tells the
story. Even though one lives a long way
out, he can walk the distance and save time
unless he happens to reach the car Just as it
is about TO start From Thirteenth street to
the end of the line it is a single track affair