St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-24
SAINT PAUL.
ODDS AND ENDS.

August Wallgren has made an assignment
10 Charles F. Miller for the benefit of gen.
eral creditors.
The st. Andrews society will hold its third
monthly sociable Thursday evening at West
moreland hall
The boot and shoemakers will give their
annual ball Feb 81, at Garfield hall. $50 East
Seventh street.
The ST. Paul Choral association will hold
its regular weekly rehearsal Tuesday even
ing of this week.
The Little Falls Hardware company yester-
day flied its certificate Of incorporation. the
capital stock being $4,000.
UA false alarm took the fire department to
the store of H. A. Schulz at 296 East Sixth
street, late yesterday afternoon.
There will be meeting at 7O2 Mississippi
street Tuesday evening TO complete the or
ganization of the new court of Independent
Order of ForeSterS.
Martin Welch was sentenced yesterday to
seryitude OF fifteen days in the workhouse
for disorderly conduct and resisting an ar
rest by officer Swenson.
F. Stevens was found guilty in the munic-
ipal court Yesterday of stealing buffalo
robe from DR.. Holloway, and he was SEN
fenced to ninety days in the workhouse.
The Gen Wesley Merritt Garrison of the
Army and Navy union will hold special
meeting at the army building. Second and
Robert streets, tomorrow evening at
O'Clock.
The ball of the Northwestern furriers'
union a. Turner hall last night was very
well attended The hall was hung with
rugs. and handsomely decorated with the
most expensive furs.
A letter from Jorgen Simmons, of Apple
toa. informs Gov. Merriam that $500 pounds
of flour have been subscribed at that place
for the Russian relief fund. and is now ready
20 be shipped to Minneapolis.
Ii. W Stone commissioner for Swift county
for the worlds fair fund writes Gov. Mer-
RAM that the apportionment of that county
90 the fund, $3.50, has been raised, and is now
on deposit in the Swift County bank. at Ben
son, payable to the worlds fair manager.
The next regular meeting of the Peoples
church lyceum Will be held tomorrow even
Ing at 5 o'clock Rev samuel NJ. Crothers
of the Unity church, will read paper on the
american Sabbath as a Social Factor. to
be followed by discussion. The Lafayette
orchestra will furnish music.
The third lecture for ladies only, given by
Mrs. S ). Stout at the Iron Hall rooms over
She old Golden Rule, will occur Thursday,
Jan %, at p. m. The young ladies who are
employed through the day have asked for
lectures evenings The first one will be given
Jan. %, Feb. and % at p. N. at the above
hall Admission 10 cents.
r. L. Speetzen, the man charged with pur-
looming S65 from the American Express COM
panv, waived an examination in the munich
pal court Yesterday and he was held to await
the action of the grand jury. In default OF
bail i'll the sum of 81, 800 he was remanded to
she custody of the sheriff.
John St Aubin is the young man arrested
for tapping Schaefer's till on West Seventh
been hanging fire before the municipal court
for 10 these many weeks, but yesterday
Judge Twohy declared his bond of 500 for
feited to the city. This ends the case.
William Wier. the cratic minded man who
assaulted Mrs. Pottgieser at her home, as re-
lated i'll these columns yesterday, is thought
20 be insane. When his case came up before
Judge Twohy yesterday for hearing. he was
ordered taken to his home in Washington
rouaty for an investigation by the judge of
probate concerning his mind.
Hugh Hawson is charged with assaulting
William holman, and the latters wife APP
peared in the municipal court yesterday to
explain that her husband was unable to APP
pear, owing to his injuries However, Judge
TWohy was inclined TO the belief that there
Is nothing particularly serious in the case.
and he allowed the defendant to go on his
own recognizance, to appear for trial tomor-