St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-16
SAINT PAUL.
BELow-ZERo BRIEFS.

BELOw-ZERO BRIEFS.
The bank clearances yesterday amounted
to $751;, 527.3 IS.
committee of the eigarmaker's union met
last night to audit accounts.
Only one minor building permit was is
sued Yesterday from the building inspectors
office.
Industrial Assembly No. $500 held well at
tended meeting last night ana installed of
fcers.
THE Great Civil War" an illustrated lect-
ure. will appear at Mendoza, Sunday even
ing, Jan. II, at p. m.
The city treasurer yesterday paid December
salaries 10 all city employees the sum or
Ss4, 900 being disbursed.
In the supreme court yesterday the quo
warranto proceedings of StarKey VS.. John
son was postponed 10 Jan. 20.
The Epworth league held large and en-
thusiastic meeting at Central Park Methodist
Episcopal church last evening.
A.D. Stone has attached the effects of
John An1ohus and r. \. Holdridge TO sat
ISfy promissory note fer $500.
During the absence of Mayor Smith in
Washington, Acting Mayor Cullen will be III
charge of the municipal government
Scarlet fever at Si4 Butternut street, and
diphtheria at 754 Magnolia street, were re-
ported at the health Office yesterday.
The health department is now comfortably
located III the offices in the court house
formerly occupied by the chief of police.
Sunday evening, Jan. II, the Turnverein
Germania will give an entertainment for the
benefit of the Understandable in Milwau-
kee
Capt. Arnold. once respected and thirty
ing citizen. again appeared in the municipal
court yesterday on a charge of drunkenness.
He was sent 10 the workhouse for thirty days.
An old soldier named John Casey. who
lives at the Soldiers home at Minnehaha,
fell on the sidewalk near the union depot at
Minneapolis this morning and broke his leg.
During the past two days the water depart
ment has cut off The supply from the houses
OF sixty persons who have failed TO pay their
water rates. and about forty more delin-
Quents viii be brought 10 time.
Rev. W. s Vail viii preach on the open
ing of the Columbian Exposition on Sunday
In the Grand opera house Sunday morning.
Mr.. Lienau and Mrs Yale will sing Lead,
Kindly Light" and each viii sing solo.
The list OF Press club committees, pub
Hshed yesterday i'll the GLOBE. has been
changed slightly. In place of C. f. Sawyer.
of the News. on the benefit committee, the
name of B. ). Cowen, unattached, has been
added
William Rice. Joe Desmond and Eddie
Hollengren, three young lads, were charged
yesterday in the municipal court with steal
ing crooks of butter from various wholesale
houses. The lads were remanded by Judge
Twohy until today.
Owing to 4 misunderstanding of the dates
the attendance at the meeting of the Acade-
my of Science at the high school last evening
was so small that the meeting was adjourned.
The time OF the next meeting will be an
nounced later.
William Bireher has been appointed as
revenue storekeeper at South st. Paul dis
tiIlery for the st. Paul collection district
20 will soon enter upon his duties, and the
appointment: is considered an eminently
proper one by mis- many friends
The federal grand jury returned eight in
dictments yesterday. six of them for intro
ducing liquor upon the Indian reservation.
Four OF them are as follows: Bud-ay-bug
Wah-segay, Frank Wilson, Wah-wahn and
Dan Cary. Two of the indictments are for
violation of the internal revenue laws.
Albert Young. the colored man. who was
1
right and Gruber for stealing a quantity OF
property from various residences in the city.
was yesterday in the municipal court held to
the grand jury in the sum of 81, 500 bail.
Frank Weber, one of the gang of young
coughs who were arrested Tor stealing a
Hickel-in-the-slot machine, and discharged
for want of testimony, was yesterday in the
municipal court sentenced to ninety days in
the workhouse for stealing pigeons from the
house of j. c. Efert.
A course of lectures will be commenced at
the Floating Bethel, foot of Sibley street, on
Sunday evening at 80 o'clock, on the sub
iect of "Pilgrim's Progress, y by Rev. d. Nor
gan, deliberately illustrated by stereopticon
views, free. 1t will repay any who will at
tend
The High School Debating and Entertain
ment society met yesterday afternoon and
debated the question: Resolved, That the
city should own and operate its rapid transit
system Miss Ada Cudworth and Otto
Willus spoke in the affirmative, and Linnaus
Savage and Miss Julia Hess in the negative.
Mary King. May White. Peter White and
a. Fl Bennett were charged in the municipal
court yesterday with disorderly conduct.
They were arrested in the early morning
while in the midst of beer carousal. Judge
TWehy held the evidence as not being strong
enough to convict, and dismissed the quar-
tette with a warning.
Yesterday afternoon at 8 the fire depart
ment was called to q fire which was in prog
ress on the third floor of the wholesale notion
warehouse of Samuel SchWab & Brothers, 2l1
East Fourth street. The blaze was soon under
CONTROL but the firemen suffered from the
Intense smoke. The damage amounted to
500. caused by fire and water.
The remains of Miss Maggie S. Rogers,
whose death at ST. Bernadino, Cal, last week,
has already been announced, arrived in the
city last evening accompanied by the parents
and brother of the deceased. The funeral
will take place Monday morning from the
residence on Olive street, the services being
held at the Cathedral at 10 o'clock.
G. Lang and Lincoln Lang have begun an
action against the Wisconsin Central com
pany TO recover S1,024 damages, resulting
from delay i'll shipping car of twenty
horses from the Minnesota Transfer to Chi
cago. 1t is alleged that in place of carrying
them to their destination in twenty-fonr
hours. as promised, they were three days on
the road, and opportunity to properly feed
And water them en- route was not given