St. Paul daily globe., 1892-10-27
THE
PLYMOUTH
CLOTHING HOUSE.
Seventh and Robert, ST. Paul.
Nicollet and Third, Minneapolis.
TOWN TATTLE.

The examination of George Underwood,
the swindler, has been continued to Nov. >.
The alarm AT a. H. yesterday was for q
small blaze at st. Agatha academy. Dam
age nominal.
l.. Finkelsein, pawnbroker, did not make
his daily report TO the police, and Judge
Cory taxed him S25 yesterday.
In the municipal court yesterday James
Court gave 500 bail to appear before the
grand jury for assaulting j. c. Martin at st.
Anthony Park
The Central W. c. T. T. will hold its regu-
lar weekly meeting this afternoon at 1880
O'Clock in the Y. NJ. C. y. rooms Lowry Ar
cade Members and friends are invited.
Acker Post. No 81, &. A. r., will hold an
open camp fire this evening al post room.
corner or Seventh and Cedar. a good pro-
gramme has Teen arranged. All friends. Sons
of Veterans and members Of other posts are
invited.
The Echo Park Campmeeting association,
of st. Paul. was incorporated yesterday with
i capital stock of $50, 600. The incorporators
are II. E. Loice j. 6. Lemon, George Worth,
l.. S. Staff, Herman Isher, Z. j. .Haesner and
Z. F. Rachel
Gov. Merriam presented the state historical
society yesterday with an elegantly bound
volume giving an account of the centennial
celebration of the anniversary of President
Washington's Inauguration held in New
York, April 3), 1881 hni
Charles Howard and John McCarty were
seen yesterday by Detectives McGuiggan and
Nerrick to sell a ladys hat and pair of shoes
II Il second-hInd store for S3, and they were
tun i'll Oh suspicion OF having stolen the arti-
,!es for which an owner is wanted.
q
near Lafayette park, reported that somebody
lad driven off his horse and buggy from in
'front.' of the house. 1t was also reported that
l horse and phaeton had been driven away
from iC4 East Tenth street The detectives
nave not found them or the thieves.
Barbara Freeman. Hannah Branteen Will
Glasby, Frank Calvin, Jesse Henry and VIII
Freeman were sent up for sixty days yester-
day for disordery conduct i'll taking pos
session the night before of Il shanty at Eva
md Water streets. and having Il ''galorious''
lime. Minnie Clark thought she could prove
her innocence of the charge ard will be
heard today.
Supt O. c. Gregg, of the farmers insti-
sute, is preparing his annual report He
viii insert i'll it an account of the institute
neld bv the farmers at the recent state fair,
md will illustrate it with numerous eugrav-
ings The annual will contain several arli-
lies on special topics of interest to farmers,
written by specialists, besides the regular
Information i'll the report. Mr.. Gregg will
lave 10000 copies of his report ready for dis
:ributon by December.
The Ensign will begin a weeks engage
ment at the Grand Sunday evening 1t comes
TO st. Paul indorsed by the leading critics OF
the Eastern cities, and with the reputation
Of having broken many theater records in
The West. Manager Lit has given it an elab-
crate and expensive stage setting, and the
company presenting il is said to be one of
he strongest on the road. Few American
days nave been as warmly commended. and
jewer still have achieved such substantial
success.
The concert given by William Ludwig at
he Peoples church tonight will be a rare
treat for music lovers Mr. Ludwig's singing
s so well known here that the simple an
aouncement of his appearance ought to be
sufficient to attract large audience. Mr..
ludwig will be assisted by Miss Maud Ulmer,
Soprano late of the Bostoniaus; Mrs. c. B.
ale the favorite cOntralto, and chorus of
~ voices, selected from the st. Paul Choral
,ssociaton, under the direction of Samuel A
Baldwin. Seats are now selling at Dyers
music store.