St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-05
FORECAST Of A WEEK.
Labor Day Will Be the Prin-
cipal Event Of Interest
Today,
And the State Fair Will 0c-
cupy That Place ALI
Week.
Important Meetings Of the
Council and Its Advisory
Bodies.
Outline of the Predicted Do
ings Of Public Func-
tionaPieS.

~ hiSAS ShSSPsfoh ooASS
every class of GLOBE readers will find
an abundance of reading matter of
their own particular liking. Society is
now making up its mind just how long
it will remain in summer quarters.
and until its decision is reached
there will. be little of its
dolngs to print. Politics IN a
local way will probably be limited to
the energetic action of the Democrats
of Ramsey county in completing their
magnificent club organization. The
most conspicuous event will be the
Cleveland and Lawler rally in the
Sixth ward this evening. for which
complete preparation has been made.
The Ninth ward Democrats will also
have a meeting tonight at the Labor
hall in that ward. Second ward Demo-
Gratis will meet at fuckers hall
Wednesday night.
The State Fair will open today, and
this will certainly constitute the leading
event of the week. 1t will, however, be
o~vershadowed for today by the Labor
day celebration. the full details of
which were given in the SUNDAY
GLOBE. Other meetings of today will
be the weekly assembling of the minis
tiers at the Central Park church at $50
and Il gathering of the real estate men
at the chamber of commerce at 8 o'clock,
besides the municipal meetings men
toned elsewhere.
Important City Meetings.
The week promises to be one of I'M
usual activity in the city hall. There
will be meetings galore, and a deal of
important business is to be disposed of.
The regular meeting of the board of
aldermen comes off Tuesday night. At
this session the awarding of the con-
tract for collecting and disposing of
garbage for the next two years will be
settled, unless some of the city fathers
change their minds between now
and then. The long delayed re-
port of the committee on reduction
of salaries is also to be sprung.
Another important matter to the reform
members and the multitude of would-be
health commissioners will be the ap-
pointment OF a committee to assist the
assembly trio i'll the impeachment of
DR.. Hoyt. Thursday night the assem-
bly, will take up the regular routine. In
addition To concurring with the board of
aldermen, just as a matter Of form they
Will again award the garbage contract.
Tonight the park board will hold a reg
ular session and open bids for the con-
Slruction of a retaining wall at Carpen-
ter park and the paving of Central and
Lafayette parks. Plane and specifica-
tons for the engine, boiler and
pump house at Como park will
be submitted. as we'll as plans
for a superintendent residence and
greenhouse at the same place. The
committee from the chamber of COM
merce and the garbage committee from
the council will confer tonight on ques-
tons touching the sanitary condition of
the city. At this meeting the health
commissioner and the several doctors
appointed by the medical society will
discuss what should be done iii order to
put the city in a good condition in an
%ticipation of the cholera coming this
way. Tuesday will be a field day for
council committee meetings, the con
ference of the ways and means men,
bers being called for 10 a. m. The as
Sembly committee on police will act on
the appointment of Patr0lman S. A.
Pippin at 2 p. m, and the claims CON-
mittee will hold a session at 4 p. m. The
joint license committee will also meet
to consider again the revocation Of E.G.
Murphy'S saloon license.
En- a Sporting Way.
This evening young Foley will play
Bingham in the contest for the third
prize in the DAILY GLOBE amateur
billiard tournament. There are four
contestants who finished the original
series a tie, and this gives six points to
decide. Two of these have been played.
Foley has defeated Capen and Glow has
defeated Bingham, and therefore should
Bingham fail this evening he will be
out of the race. Herman Smith and
Charley Moth will wrestle. catch-as-
catch-can style, at the Olympic Friday
evening. This contest is the result of a
little nnpleasantness that came up
between them shortly after Moths bat
tie with the South st. Paul Cyclone at
Minneapolis a short time ago. Smith
was Moths trainer, and they had a fall
ing out, and Moth made some remarks
that reflected somewhat on Smiths
proves as a wrestler. In fact, he
offered to throw Smith three times in
an hour, and should Smith win one fall
Moth offered to give him the money.
This proposition nettled Smith, and lie
posted a $50 fOrfeiture-all the money
he had, he claimS-and the match has
been arranged. Opinions of people
differ concerning the outcome, although
Moth has the call among the talent.
Saturday evening George Turpln, the
big South st. Paul Cyclone, will attempt
to stop Richards at White Bear Lakein
ten rounds. Turpin is training for the
event in South st. Paul, and Richards
is training at White Bear. Richards
friends are confident that the big col
ored pugiliSt has contracted for more
than he can fulfill, while South st. Paul
people will go broke if Turpin fails.
Arrangements will be perfected in a
day or two and will lie given pub
LEFTY for the information of everybody
who cares to witness the contest.
Court Forecast.
There will be no great activity in
court nor county official circles this
week. The judges of the district court
will hold the regular special term on
Saturday to dispose of preliminary mo-
tons III cases that will 90 on the October
term calendar. The matter of the as
Segment of the Bodega and the connec-
ton Herewith of j. w. Ham as assignee
will come up for consideration on Satur-
day. The board OF county commits
sioners will hold its regular monthly
session this morning, beginning at 10
O'clock.
A meeting of the special committee
on street railway matters will be held
Tuesday OF Wednesday. The call has
lOt Otcu luduS do yet. uub VIII ID
be sent out today. The committee from
the chamber of commerce. appointed to
consider street railway affairs, will meet
with the council representatives, and
the question will be fully discussed.
Mr.. Lowry will not be invited to attend
this meeting, it being deemed advisable
to have a conference first, and then at a
future meeting invite the railway mag
nate to be present.