St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-03
SAINT PAUL.
WEDNESDAY w1NNowINGs.

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WEDNESDAY WINNOWINGS.
The mark commission will meet at 7;3O this
evening
The Joint council committee on requisitions
will meet Saturday.
The committee on streets from the board
of aldermen will meet this evening.
The st. Luke's Aid society will meet at the
guild room Friday afternoon at 9 o'clock.
The Maine BeneiitAsscciation of Maine,
was admitted TO do business in the state yes
terdsy.
The Minnesota BoAt club will banquet ana
hold its annual meeting at the Metropolitan
hotel Friday evening.
Dir. S. s. Kil9ington. of Minneapolis, will
shortly establish an Office in ST. Paul for the
bi-chloride of gold cure.
0The Pioneer Press loses one of the bright
est members of its city staff in Mrs Steele
who win shortly join the force OF the News.
A small blaze at the Schurmeier wagon
company's works brought out the depart
ment yesterday afternoon. 1t was e1tln-
guished with little loss.
Beyond receiving few petitions and re-
ferrring them to the various committees
there was nothing done at the meeting OF the
chamber of commerce yesterday.
''The Devils Auction being particularly
amusing to children, Managers Scott ana
Yale have arranged to admit children 10 any
part of the house with reserved seat, 1or oo
cents at the Saturday matinee.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
commissioner yesterday from 1O6 Twelfth
street 6l0 Holly avenue ana FOB yarmouth,
and diptheria was reported from Desnoyer
Park There was also 'acase of membraneous
Group reported from 647 Van Buren street.
Rev. C. Chniquy will lecture at the Peo-
pies church on the evenings OF March 4 O.
10, and H. Ills subject: sWhy L Lett Inc
Church of Rome, With 5000 of My Country
men, ;" ana other points relative to Roman
ism. Tickets p cents at Dyer's.
The building inspector yesterday appointed
J. A. Meyer to i'll the vacancy OF clerk in the
Office occasioned by the dismissal of Gates
A. Johnson Jr Mr Meyer has for long
time been clerk IN the Office of the Mime
sofa Transfer company at Hamline
There was dearth Of meetings in labor cir
cles last evening; the only meeting at labor
hall was that of The Scandinavian assembly.
The meetings tonight are the unions OF the
'ypers and also the shocmakers' assembly.
Supt KiehIe yesterday reported that since
the passage of the state library law, in 1887,
the value of the school libraries has in
creased fIom S4I,C95 to S106, AIS During the
pericd 1676 orders, valued at S56,S97 L., have
been received, the stale paying S25, 6O9.OS OF
the latter amount
Charles Mosbrugger the young man ar
raesied on a charge of stab bing Austin Secor
in the back, was held to tbe grand jury with
out bail by Judge Cary yesterday. Secor
is the conductor on the Interurban car
who was assaulted by five young toughs on
University avenue few nights ago.
The management of the ST. Paul Choral
association most earnestly request all ticket
holders for the concert tonight to be in their
places promptly at CLOCK. as the concert
will begin atthat hour. This concert prom
Ises to- be one of the musical treats of the
season, and large audience is assured.
Hon. D. j. Mckenzie. mayor of Alma Wis,
vas in the city yesterday on the way home
from visit TO his logging camps on the
Flambeau. lie reports fine winter for
loggers and a big cut. Although i'll politics
lIr Mckenzie trains with the G. o. P. lie is
very liberal in his views and always draws
big Democratic support when running for
Office.
The fifth lecture in the course on ''The
Development of the American Government"
given under the auspicesot the Y. III. c. A.
BY Rev. E. D. NeiIl, d. D., viii be delivered
Thursday evening, March 3, in Association
hall, Lowry Arcade; subject, "The Trainers
and Framing of the Constitution of the
United States of America" The public is
invited; no charge.
Peter Fritz sells milk. He has q number Of
customers to whom he delivers the white
liquid. II requires a great deal OF milk to
supply all these consumers, and Peter has
been short OF COWS this winter. Some unkind
person. .starteGia rHmor tfatdo make the sup
ply equal the 7demand Peter hadadepted a
method, said to have been disooYered9by
Nilkman many years ago. which is to mix
water with the milk. 1t increases the guam
tity and dilHies the quality. He was taken
before Judge Cory yesterday and bound over
to the grand jury.
''Alabama'' is said to be SO thoroughly un-
conventional, beth in form and treatment,
that there is an injustice done to it by the
mere employment of terms which implicitly
compare it with more formal pieces. Mr..
Thomas is said to be q sort of idvllic Ibsen.
and in the unfolding of the plot of the play
Eegales his auditors with q simple tale with
the undramatie nbruptness of real life, pene-
trated both as to its events and its language
with flavor of poetry. A. M. Palmer's
company in Alabama" " begins an engage
ment of one week at The Metropolitan next
Monday night. The sale of seats opens at
the box Office this morning.
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