St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-27
DERRY DAY TIPS.

| Capt. Hardacre will hold 4 civil service ex-
| animation Tuesday at the capitol.
The committee on claims from the assem-
| bly, Will meet this afternoon at O'clock
John Moliner paid fine of SIS for indie
| cent exposure il the police court yesterday.
| The market house problem will occupy the
attention of the joint committee on markets
| this afternoon.
The Hector Lumber and Supply company.
of Hector, Mino., with a capital stock of
$4,000 was incorporated yesterday.
The picnic of The retail clerks association
will be held at Roswell Park ebay st. Louis)
tomorrow. n great day is promised.
The case against ". J. Dunnebeck, charged
with passing false check on C. H. Miller
was dismissed in the police court yesterday.
The ladies' of ST. Patrick's church will hold
a festival this evening for the benefit of the
church, corner of Case and Mississippi
streets.
The speciM committee on educational ex-
penditures will hold an adjourned session
this morning at O'Clock in the council
chamber
Maggie j. Quinn. as guardian for Mary and
John W. Bowden. has begun al action
against James and Mary F. Mattimore to
foreclose n mortgage
Alfred Wood and William Thompson, the
two lads charged with larceny from the
Windsor hotel will come up for trial in the
police court tomorrow.
The alarm of fire from box GIL at $50 last
night was caused by the burning out of an
electric connection on the outside of the
building at AIT jackson street.
The assembly committee on police will
meet at O'Clock this evening The recent
appointments TO the police force made by
the mayor will be considered.
Judge Edgerton, of the United States cir
cult court has granted a new trial in the
cause of E. It. Vigen, as administrator,
against the Northern Pacific Railroad com
pany.
Fifty additional applications were received
by the faculty of the state university at the
meeting yesterday for admission 10 the teach
ers summer school at the university. The
school will be formally opened this morning.
The state board of audit yesterday counted
the cash on hand III the state TT easury as re-
quired by law, and found everything ac-
counted for The board com prises the gov
ernor secretary of state ana attorney gen
eral.
The annual picnic of the Asbury Sunday
school will be held at Wildwood Friday.
Cars will leave power house at g:30 a. m.
sharp, and should the day be stormy the pic
mic will be postponed until the following
Tuesday.
Williston, Chanley & Co., of Duluth, filed
with the secretary of state yesterday lien
OIL Dock No. of the Duluth Il Iron Range
road TO secure $500 alleged to be due them
on material furnished Matthews & Kretch
contractors
DTonight the last performance of the
merry War" will be given by the Winston
Opera company at the Metropolitan. The
last three nights of the week and Saturday
matinee Planquette's "Chimes of Normandy"
will be presented.
Joseph Smith. shoemaker, who lives at
White Bear Lake. was sent to the central Sta
ton last night by Officer Davis, charged with
drunkenness. Smith had fallen and dislocated
his right shoulder before his arrest and was
ordered taken to the city hospital by DR..
Coggswell.
Two juries are out in the United States cir
cult court trying to arrive at verdicts in per-
sonal injury cases. One is the cause of
Archibald Fl. McLary against the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway company.
The other is that of John Kanglev against
the Northern Pacific Railroad company.
Carroll johnson i'll THE Gossoon" is at
tracing good houses at the Grand this week.
There will be matinee today and the same
bill all the rest Of the week. Sunday night
Lifts players begin the final week of the
stock season with the domestic drama,
Woman Against Woman" which will give
place Thursday night to c. T. Dazey's new
comedy drama, In Old Kentucky"
The Peoples church is to go out on an ex.
cursion and picnic to Cbisago Lakes Satur
day. Not only those connected with that or
ganization but hundreds of others will ioin.
and it will be truly a peoples excursion. A
band viii be in attendance to furnish music
and other attractions are provided for; and
these, with the opportunities for boating and
fishing, will enable all who 20 to enjoy
thorough good time The children will he
specially provided for