St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-26
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Concentration" is the subject of Rabbi
Hess discourse at the temple this evening.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
department yesterday from go Laural ave
Rae.
social hop was given last evening at
Lifts hall bv the O'Dalco Con Cento Cinch
club.
The Excelsior colored quartette will give
concert this evening i'll Asbury church. X oss
street.
The Andontind club announces fancy
dress ball at Westmorelanu hall for this
evening
The Home Building company, of Little
Falls, yesterday Incorporated with a capital
of S500OO
A musical and literary entertainment oc-
Cured last evening at ST. Pauls German
Evangelical church.
a whinling contest was the unique enter
tainment given by the Ladies guild of the
Messiah parish last evening
The advance sale for Bernhardt'S only per-
Torrance of Cleopatra" at the Metropolitan
tomorrow night is enormous.
Cooking school. Dayton av. chapel, Feb %
to 81. 2p m. Subject Friday. Eggs and
Omelettes aud Delicate Desserts
The Noblss County Fair Ground asssoca-
ton. of Worthington. yesterday incorpor-
ated. placing its capital at $4,000.
Thomas McClary will give lecture this
evening in Bates Avenue NJ. E. church, Day
toms bluff. on sunshine i'll Labor
special meeting eff the directors of the
Commercial club will be held tomorrow even
ing at O'Clock in ParlOr of Ryan hotel.
james Kennedy n barber. was given ninety
days in the workhouse yesterday for the
larceny Of all oyereoat from 5. L. Stanton.
The residence of William Scott, 665 Mis-
sissippi street was slightly damaged By fire
yesterday afternoon. The loss was about
500.
A benefit ball was given by the locked out
FUR sewers ST Garfield hall last evening and
a goodly sum of money was realized for the
girls
j. and H. Freiberg have appealed from the
probate order il the estate of j. w. Miller
giving Mrs. Miller the homestead and per-
sonal property
The pastors of all the Evangelical churches
Of ST. Paul Will meet i'll the parlors of the
Central Park NJ. E. church, Monday after
noon at 2:3O O'Clock.
There will be an exhibit of art work at ST.
Agatha's convent. % East Exchange street,
opposite the state capitol, Monday and Tues
day, from a. IL. until p. N.
Some months ago the Second regiment, ma
tionai guards. sent 200 stand of arms to the
national armory at Springfield, Mass, TO be
repaired. They are expected back this week.
The Modern Woodmen of Americs an
insurance organization with headquarters at
Fulton. Ill. has been re-admitted by Com
missioner Smith to do business in Mime
sofa.
Adjt. Gen. Mullen Yesterday issued the
commissions of James X. Ives, captain Com
pany f. Minneapolis, and j. F. Fitzgerald,
second lieutenant Company A, First regi-
ment.
James MaroIey was arrested for disorderly
conduct last night on complaint of Capt.
North, of the Salvation Army. He has been
disturbing the meetings for several nights
past.
Richard Chenery has been released from
the position OF chief inspector of plu mbing
In the building inspectors Office and Will
lam P. O'Brien has been appointed to the
position.
Yesterday afternoon the railway and ware
house commission gave hearing in the mat
ter of the appeal of the Northwestern Eleva-
tor company from a reinspection on a car OF
grain. No decision was given.
q Fred Krayenbuhl, the young man COM
miLted to the workhouse for abstracting
money from the safe of Taylor & Co., in
the Globe building. has been released from
custody upon the payment of q fine of SOB.
This afternoon at 3, at the chamber of COM
merce. there is meeting of all the women of
St. Panl who are interested in charity The
ooJect of the meeting looks toward the form
a:ion of associated charities in Minnesota
The newly elected officers of the Scandi-
navian American Building society are Pres
fdent B. G. Leveroos; vice president, j NJ.
Carlson; secretary, o. NJ. Malmstrom; treas
urer, A. L. Alness: attorney, j. g. Lomen.
The East Third street business men will
hold q meeting today. and, it is said. unless
the property owners on that thoroughfare
come to time" and agree to improve the
buildings, there will be general exodus to
Sixth street.
One of the features of the production of
'Broderck Agra" at the Grand Sunday night
will be three-round glove contest between
Champion John L. and Jack Ashton, the
well-known heavyweight. thus giving the
pubic an opportunity to see Sullivan both as
an actorand also as sparrer
Z. F. Schaaf had a warrant issued for the
arrest, yesterday. of an employe named C.
B. Racey, charging him with embezzling $50
The city directory fails to give the names of
either the defendant or the complaining wit
ness. The latter, however. claims to be a
business man, and the case viii come before
the municipal court today.
Charles Burgoyne and j. Welkes were ar
raigned III the municipal court yesterday on
charge of stealing valuable ST. Bernard
dog. They pleaded that the dog followed
them and that they were engaged in a futile
search for the owner Of the friendly canine
when corralled by the policeman The court
Al 10 no Nd tt,.
TO his owner
At the flower festival, Woodruf's hall,
Merriam Park. spirited contest is beingen-
gagged in between Aid. Sullivan, P. Gleason
and DR.. Henderson, who are being supported
by their friends as the most popular citizens
IN Midway. The voting is close. In the hat
contest for the most popular business man.
a. De Sayigny is far in the lead. with Bradley
SECOND. The festival will close tonight.
Robert E. Duffy the passenger conductor
OF the Omaha road who met with an acct
dent in stepping off his train in Eau Claire
Monday, died from the effects of his injuries
Ia West Superior yesterday afternoon. A
committee from the conductors association
was appointed in st. Paul to take charge of
the remains and escort them to the former
home OF the deceased at Watertown, Wis
William j. Gilmore's new Devils Auc-
ton will be the attraction for the week
commencing Sunday evening at the Metro
politan opera house. The company numbers
sixty people, and includes George H. Adams,
the famous clown; W. II. Bartholomew late
of Moffit and Bartholomew: Miss Victoria
Walters and Miss Louise Dempsey. world
famed queens of burlesque: W. f Granger,
Miss Eva Selhie, Alexander Butler and Brig
ham Royce.
COURT CHIPS.