St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-10
SAINT PAUL.
BETWEEN BITES.

The conference committee noluS lts regular
monthly meeting tomorrow evening at S
o'clock.
A masquerade ball will be given by Vega
society at Market hall Saturday evening, the
30th inst
Fred Woeber was examined in the probate
court Yesterday touching his sanity, but was
discharged
The annual meeting of the Relief society is
announced for Tuesday afternoon at AL East
Ninth street
Lazero Crovatto was adjudged insane by
the probate court yesterday and ordered com
mitIed to the Rochester asylum.
The board of fire commissioners convene
tomorrow evening at headquarters for the
first regular meeting of the year
Thomas j. Wheeler. lately with Warner.
Richardson 4 Lawrence, has opened law
Office in the National Ger.-Am. bank building.
The ST. Croix Lumber Company has begun
an action against Paul Gadbois and Joseph
Guertin to recover $50 upon a promisSory
note.
Scarlet fever at 7S0 Ashland avenue and
diphtheria at corner of Harrington and Mary
land were reported to the health Office yes
terday.
Garfield post C. A. R.. last evening cele-
brated its tenth anniversary. Senator j. d.
Smith. of Minneapolis, and Others delivered
addresses.
William P. Harrison, who forgot his mar
rage VOWS and assaulted his wife Hattie. was
yesterday given ninety days i'll the work
house by Judge Cory.
Judge Egan has set aside an order 10 show
cause formerly made by him in the case of
Livingston Tuackenbosh and Frederick
Schuber and Albert NJ. Lawton.
The first regular meeting of the st. Paul
Press club for this year will be held today at
) o'clock. The revision of the constitution
and other questions viii be discussed.
Most Rev. Archbishop William H. Gross.
the eminent orator and prelate of Portland.
Or. viii preach al the Assumption church.
corner Ninth ana Franklin today at 10 30
d. III
There viii be meeting of the Commercial
club at the chamber of commerce Tuesday
evening at So clock. Addresses will be made
Oh The cigar and boot and shoe industries of
the city.
a b. Ferguson and Frank Thomas. the
Overcoat thieves rounded up Friday by Off
GERS Walsh and Young, were yesterday i'll the
municipal court sentenced to ninety days
each i'll the workhouse.
The first meeting of the General Wesley
Merritt Garrison No. IS, Regular Army and
Navy Union of the United States, will be held
tomorrow evening at S o'clock in the court
martial room OF the Army building, Robert
street.
The state eight hour league will meet at
labor hail at $50 this afternoon. officers
Will be elected and general business con-
sidered. The committee appointed to confer
with the Alliance on the matter of buying
union label goods will report.
Davidson, Bayard & Co. closed up three
deals, aggregating $4,000. the past week. A
new business block on South Robert street
Eor $4,000, nine houses and lots, four vacant
lots and 1 tract of farm land brought the
total up 10 the amount given.
Secretary Hart, of the correction and char
1tles board, returned yesterday from a visit to
Lac qui farle county, where he inspected
the new Jail and village lookup, which he
pronounces one of the best arranged instiLu-
NOns Of the kind in the state.
Mary Stewart, eighteen years old, was yes
serday arrested on charge of deserving her
infant child. The girl agreed to pay for
boarding the child at the house of L. A.
Beach but failed TO do SO. The case will be
tried in The municipal court on the 10Th.
John Rogers Sr. aud his son. Joseph a.
Rogers, left last evening for Kansas City,
where they VIII meet the remains of Miss
Susie Rogers. who died Monday at San Bar
aardino, Cal, The funeral Will probably take
place next Wednesday from the cathedral.
The Womans Medical college, of Mime
apOlis, was incorporated according to law by
the filing of the articles of Incorporation yes
terday. The capital stock is S59,oO9, and the
officers are Terry J. Hutton, president; Tord
Nelson, secretary, and Ii. G. Leonard, treas
urer.
Prof. StIaka and his talented family of
artists will give a concert in Turner hall
saturday evening. His orchestra will be
S-engthened by the engagement of the best
sal talent. The programme has not yet
,-on arranged. but will be announced later in
ne week.
DR.. L. ID. Neii will deliver the third of his
ieries of lectures on the development of
he American government, Thursday even
Ig, III A ssociatiom hall. The subject of the
ectuTe Will be: The Contest for the SUI
premacyuu Central North America Between
france and Great Britain"
The regular meeting of the Peoples church
iyceum will he held tomorrow evening at S
clock. An original paper on American
Literature will be presented by Prof Maria
Sanford, of the state university. The must
ca numbers of the programme will be rem
Sered 10y Dir. and Mrs. DeWolf
The board of public works will open bids
tomorrow for the construction of the sewer
en Minnehaha street and for the grading of
Third and Winter streets. The board will
also consider the question of confirming the
assessment for the Edgerton street sewer and
10 TO fNe ,l.ts ~
The explosion of a lamp caused fire last
evening in the double frame house. S62 and
si4 Grand avenue, at the corner OF Victoria
street. The arrival of the fire department
Srsyented the spread of the flames. The
houses were occupied by Carl Delatius and
John Dion. The damage by fire and water
amounted to S5t@.fully covered by insurance.
Fred n. Hayes. of this city, travelling sales.
man for \. *. Fairbanks IL Co.. Chicago.
died yesterday morning al ST. Joseph's hos
pitai from combination of diseases caused
by Ia grippe. He was one of the most popu-
lar men on the road. bright salesman. 9
genial companion and Will be mourned by q
large circle OF friends His wife survives
him.
Rosy Wilson and Mamie Lavinsky, unde,
twelve years. were charged yesterday in the
municipal court with stealing shoes from
several stores on East Seventh street When
arrested by Officer Delosso the girls had the
stolen property i'll their possession Judge
Cory certified the cases to the district court
IN order that they may be sent to the reform
school.
John Ryan and Thomas Foley, lads ell
known to the police, were charged in the
municipal court yesterday with stealing q
quantity Of goods from j. Watterson's drua
store on Daytou's bluff. The evidence ad
duced was very damaging and Ryan was
held to the grand jury in $500 bail. Foley
was certified 10 the district court in order
that he may be sent to the reform school.
Established 1870.
A ST. Paul Clothing House exclusively
owned and controlled by st. Paul mel
Such is the old reliable Boston One
Price Clothing House on Third street.
BaIdwin's Recital.
Samuel \. Baldwin will give his usual
free organ recital AT the PeOnla,s .burob