St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-16
LASSOED LOCALLY.

DR.. and Mrs. W. II. Carothers, of Hewitt
avenue, have returned from a three weeks
visit i'll Ohio.
An adjourned meeting OF the board of edu-
cation will be held Friday afternoon, at .
O'Clock, al Inspector Auerbach'S office.
The failure of the common council to elect
president gives the present market master
and the jailer at police headquarters another
weeks chance at the city treasury.
The Ladies' Society of the German Depart
ment OF the Peoples Church will give an ice
cream ana strawberry festival tonight i'll the
chapel on Congress street. near South " Waba-
sha.
A fire, occasioned by the explosion of a
/ gasoline stove at 321 Concord street, called
out the department yesterday morning. The
( loss, amounting to Sl50, was covered by in
/ surance.
Mrs Luther, who keeps boarding house
at 325 East Ninth street. caused the arrest of
L. L. Loomis yesterday for failing to pay his
board bill. The case will be heard il the
police court tomorrow.
The board of fire commissioners will make
an official call on Mayor Wright and the
chief Of police at IL o'clock this morning.
The date for the annual inspection of the
fire department will be decided upon at the
meeting.
High school commencement exercises will
be held at the Peoples church next Tuesday
evening. The sale of tickets will open at
the high school building Thursday morning
at o'clock. Tickets will also be on sale at
the church Tuesday evening.
Patrick Filbin, saloonkeeper at 3St Min
nesota street, was in the police court yester-
day, charged with larceny. The complaint
was made by Hugh Connolly, who says Filbin
stole q silver pitcher and several glasses val
ued at $40 rs. The case will be heard Satur-
day.
The man who has charge of the bell
hops at the Ryan is jeff Luckie, but when
fined SIS i'll the police court yesterday he
concluded he was hardly what his name
would suggest. jeff was assessed for as
saulting one of the boys under his superyi-
sion.
Court Great Northern, Independent Order
of Foresters. will give a strawberry and ice
cream festival including speeches by Henry
Johns. George f. WOolsey, DR.. Buckley and
others; also singing. recitations and music,
at their hall, 702 Mississippi street, Monday
evening, the goth.
The board of public works will, at their
meeting this afternoon, consider the follow
| ing: Confirmation of assessment rolls for
the Sixth ward levee; completion Of the as
| sesSment rolls for the Tenth and ST. Peter
street sewers, and for the opening of Burns
avenue and Linwood place.
The eighteenth annual joint meeting of the
Independent Order of Foresters will be held
at Central hall, corner Seventh and e edar
| streets, tomorrow evening. All of the courts
| in the city will attend, ana a selected pro-
! gramme including instrumental aud vocal
music and addresses will be given.
The Mother Goose operetta will be re-
| peated this evening in Garfield hall, East
! Seventh street, for the benefit of the Ladies'
| Guild of St. Peters Church. The operetta is
! under the direction of Mrs Harvey Officer,
and was recently given with marked success
| at the Christ Church guild hall. The enter
! tanment is one of the best that has been
! given in the city by amateurs.
The special committee who will consider
| the communication of Comptroller McCardy
| Will not, according to the statement of one of
| the members, meet for several days. 1t was
| the intention 10 have a committee from the
| board of aldermen appointed to act in con-
| cert with the assembly quintette, but for
| some reason this was not9lcne at last nights
meeting.
Charles Gallagher. charged with assault
with a dangerous weapon Oh James Mont
| gomery, a rival ham and egg stand propri-
| etor was arraigned before Judge Twohy yes
! terday. Montgomery. who has been i'll the
| hospital for the past three weeks, as a result
| of the injuries inflicted by Gallagher, was in
court yesterday, but the case was continued
until Friday.
! The Merchant Tailors' Exchange of St.
| Paul held a meeting at NO. 800 jackson street
last night for the purpose of comparing rat
/ ing books and adding names of other delin-
! quents to the list. Steps also have been
! takeu to gain information which will aid the
Merchant Tailors' National exchange in de-
tecting the smuggers of foreign-made cloth
ing. To make a display at the worlds fair
| has also been considered.
The management of the Metropolitan
opera house deserves the commendation of
the ST. Paul public for furnishing such ex-
cellent performances of opera. Miss JEANNE
! Winston. Miss Alice Johnston. Miss NettIe
! Black Miss Helen Harrington, Charles Rem
wick, A. II. Bell, Charles Tyrrell, Harry
Rattenbury and the entire company, have
! made a pronounced hit at this theater in
"Boccaccio This opera will be presented
the balance OF the week. including a matinee
Saturday. The company, beginning Sunday
| night, will present Auber's ever welcomed
! opera Fra Diavolo, Miss Winston III the
| title role.