St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-26
SAINT PAUL.
ODDS AND ENDS.

Turner'S English Caiely Girls give matt
nee performance NJ UIlton's today.
The portrait Of Thomas Lowry has been
nreseuted 10 the chamber Of commerce.
n. G. stevers was fined $40 yesterday for
assaulting william Johde on Easter sunday.
Menbraneous Group was reported to the
health department yesterday from CaPitoi
place. Midway heights
The committee on roads and bridges OF me
board Of county commissioners yesterlay IN
specied the country roads.
Henry Buck and Frank McCartey indicted
for stealing cigars, pleadc guilty yesterday
and were sentenced 70 sixty days IN the
WOrkhouge.
Fiflh ward citizens should ali attend the
meeting at Ayds hail, 1913 West Seventh
street tonight. where the questions at issue
in the city campaign viii DC discussed.
Secretary Tallmadge has issued The annual
report OF the chamber Of commerce. MI.
Tallmadge intimstes that this ig probably the
last time that he will prepare the report OIL
the chamber.
Barney O'Nen, the bell boy arrested for
stealing 80 from bartender at the interna'
tional, was sentenced &c ninety days al the
wofkhouse by Judge Cory yesterday.
Frank Pritzer was IN the municipal co urt
yesterday on complaint Of his uncle. VINO
accuses him Of stealing a pet coon from n IS
premises. Ptitzer will have hearing Today
The Mannechor Of Perkam literary aud
musical organization. with $500 capital
stock, has been incorporated. The incorpo-
rators are Charles w. Bochman, Henry Benn-
dlper Henry Gulman and Robert e. Boch-
man
Santa Zero and A. s. Karpel!o we're in the
police court yesterday. Santa was arrested
for stealing gold watch and cnain from
KarpeIlo, but the latter appeared and asked
TO have the case dismissed. His request was
granted
A farewell reception was rendered A. A.
Mayo by the ST. Paul Council No 6J5 Of the
Royal Arcanum, at The Elks hall, corner Of
Third aud Wabashn, last evening. Mr.. Mayo
Is the regent Of his council and IS also the
grend vice regent Of the grand council qf
Minnesota He is leaving this city for Sew
York
The opening meeting OF the wOman's board
Of missions OF the Northwest will be held this
evening at the Central Presbyterian church.
The House OF Hope choir have prepared some
very fine selections and Prof Tilcomb Will
Stryker. Of Chicago, gives The address Of the
evening ana the programme IS in every way
interesting.
Henry e. Dixey, with his excellent com
pauy pleased another large audiences at the
METROPOLITAN last evening. HIS performance
IN the one-act play, "rhe Majors Appoint
ment." and the three-act farce. The Solic-
itor," is one of the best things that has been
presented at the Metropolitan this season
lie will make his farewell appearance at this
theater tonight.
Miss Lucy f. Wheelock, superintendent Of
the kindergarten training school, Boston,
Mass has been engaged for the university
summer school for two weeks beginning
Aug. l. Miss Wheelock will be remembered
10y kindergarleners of Minnesota by the very
interesting paper read before the National
Educational association held at 81. Paul, en-
titled They Have Eyes aud Ears"
IIamline Citizens union is planning and
working for It's Arbor DAY celebration May2.
On nearly every street and boulevard can be
seen men digging, soddlng and setting out
trees or shrubs. GOV. Merriam has consented
60 be present and make few re-
marks. 1t is expected the trustees, ministers
aud friends of the university will spend the
day in picnic fashion at lInmlIne.