St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-24
SAINT PAUL.
SUNDAY SAUCE.

The health office reports diphtheria at S3i
York street.
The special committee on garbage will
meet tomorrow at p. m.
The claims committee from the assembly
is called to meet Monday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Comptroller McCardy closed his Office at 1
o'clock yesterday afternoon and allowed his
clerks half-holiday.
James E. Moore has removed his family
from 24S Summit avenue to his new home at
$40 Portland avenue. -
Mrs. NJ. A. Ditman, of 81 East College
avenue, is spending the week with friends at
her former home Lake City.
d. L. Roote. Champaign, Ill. and Mrs. D. R.
Sterry. Kent, Conn, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. T. l.. Candy, 1914 fremont street
A curtain in the third story window of the
building at IS2 College svenue caught fire last
night and called out the fire department.
The Church of st. Cassimir took out a
building permit yesterday for the erection of
a frame school mouse and church to cost
5000.
John Arlt. arrested for selling liquor to
minors, will be given trial III the police
court Tuesday.
Charles Wood. arrested here Friday, was
taken to Minneapolis yesterday for trial
Wood stole a bicycle from p NJ. Paulson at
st. Louis Park.
the property No. 243 Summit avenue and
after extensive alterations will occupy the
premises about Nov. list.
The man who died from injuries received
by being struck by train on the Milwaukee
road, has been identified as Thomas Benne
bach, of 393 Colborne street,
The X. 2. Lodge ~, OF The West side will
give picnic at Wildwood Thursday, july IS.
Reduced rates have been secured. and right
royal time is anticipated.
The SPECIAL committee to consider the re-
ducton in school expendltures, as recon-
mended by Mayor Wright, will meet tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock. The meeting
promises to lie very interesting one.
James Cud;hy and Dan Rawley, two ex
convic.s VINO were run in by Detectives
DAILY ank Werrick, were given two hours TO
leave town by Chief Garvin yesterday. Both
agreed to the proposition and departed.
W. j Dunnebeck was in the police court
Yesterday afternoon charged with passing a
check fer So5 Oh c. II. Miller which turned
out 20 be no good. The scase was continued
until Monday, the defendant being released
Oh his own rGcOSnlZauce-
The board of public works will, On Mon
day, consider the following matters: Assess
ment for repairing Lawson street; assess
ment for wooden sidewalk, Estimate No. l,
1892; reassessment for a street and levee in
Sixth ward, from Delos street to south CT
city limits.
County Auditor Kahn has prepared the
June settlement for the year 1892, which
shows collections from all sources 81, OS4.-
2l576; amounts refunded. S9j1.96; net
amount, S20S3, 307 SO. The excess over last
year is Sl5S.937 81.
Rev. Wallace Butrick will terminate his
passionate of the First Baptist M E. church
today. and i'll the evening will preach his
farewell sermon. Mr.. Butrick has accepted
a call 10 Albany. n. I. Tomorrow evenin g
he will be rendered farewell reception in
the parlors of the church.
The St. Paul and Minneapolis Pressmen's
union decided at meeting last evening to
contribute to the fund for the defense OF the
Homestead strikers One dollar will be
levied upon each member for this purpose.
1t was also decided TO parade on Labor day.
and all absenees will be fined.
Charles HaZelton, colored, who threatened
to Kill his wife and C.. ". Clarkson, who he
claimed had been too familiar with his bet
NJ nail, Was oSlOic ouuSC MOus SSStcIuGS.
Charles will put III five days at Como to cool
off his murdeIous DESIRES which the court
minated was caused by 100 much liquor.
The Phiiomathean society ana their friends
will occupy the Unity church club room,
Wabasha street and Summit avenue, this
evening at o'clock. delegation of the
young people of the Minneapolis churches
will be present 10 further the work of the Y
P. c. L. The meeting Will be led by Mrs. Il.
II. Van Cleve. of Minneapolis.
The principal Knights of Pythias lodges of
this city have arranged to join in giving a
union picnic at Wildwood Park. White Bear
lake. on Thursday. July %. Special cars
have been chartered. which will convey,
without unpleasant crowding, ali who at
tend. Indications point to a large attend
ances and most enjoyable days outing