St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-09
TWINKLERS IN ST. PAUL.

interest on city bonds.
'Mr. Wilkinson Widows" pleased another
large house at the Metropolitan last evening.
The class day exercises of the Baldwin
seminary will take place this afternoon at
. Unity hall.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
department yesterday from CD Conway
street.
William Eich got sixty days in the work
house yesterday for breaking a seal on an
Omaha box car.
The regular meeting of the Central W. C. T.
U. will be held this afternoon at 8 o'clock in
the Y NJ. c A. parlor
The St. Paul Stockyards company was to
have held an annual meeting yesterday, but
it was postponed one week.
Blanche Terry and Anna Christina Olun
have been adjudged insane and to be con-
fined in the Rochester asylum.
Matthias Hall has sued Louis Wenks 10 re-
cover S522. IA due on judgment in favor of
A. Paar and assigned 10 Holt.
Oily Jones, colored bell boy, assaulted
white boy on the street yesterday, and was
given thirty days at the warehouse.
G. +. Lane seeks to enforce mechanics
lien of Sd. SO against G. FL. Jensen and wife
by selling lots IA and Is, of block s. in
Finch's addition.
Judge Otis has vacated former order made
in the case OF C. Sunyille against Watts N.
Davis. and the case is set for hearing on its
merits on June II.
The Y. ". c. 7. q. will observe the an
nual flower mission today by an extended
visitation among the sick, poor, and at the
various hospitals of the city.
Marshal JIG. Donahower. has been informed
unofiicially that boys are working the cloth
ing stores and saloons OH East Seventh
street. passing counterfeit bills.
Mrs. D. w Harvey, the mother Of Mrs. H.
c. McNair, of $50 Dayton avenue, died at
noon yesterday at the residence of her
daughter. The remains will be taken 10 St.
Louis for interment
The ice cream and strawberry festival
which was to be given by the ladies' society
Of The German department of the Peoples
church this evening in the chapel on Con-
gress street has been postponed for one
week.
James Wheeler. alias ''Kid Wheeler" was
dismissed in the municipal court yesterday
because the complaining witness failed to
appear. Wheeler was accused of stealing $50
in money and $500 diamond pin from a
Saltwater man.
Henry A. EsSwein has sued the st. Paul
Investment and Savings society for S236 %
which he claims he is entitled to as money
paid into the society with the understanding
that he could draw out a certain sum after
certain time and draw from the society.
Acker Post No. 81, G. A. r.. will hold its
regular meeting this evening corner Third
and Wabasha streets. There will be Iegu-
lar muster of recruits and other matters Of
Importance. 1t is expected that a large
number of visiting comrades will be present.
Judge Egan has filed an order in the case
of The Lawton Real Estate Company against
Fred g. Nelson. in which he orders mort
gage for $409. II foreclosed. The description
in the mortgage is reformed so as to affect
lot 20 instead of. lot %, block As, of West st.
Paul.
The reduced prices for the summer season
at the Metropolitan to be inaugurated Sunday
evening by the jeanne Winston Opera COM
pany are: Evenings, lower floor, 81 cents
and 70 cents; balcony, 25 cents and 50 cents;
gallery, Is cents; matinees, entire lower floor,
SO cents; entire balcony, 25 cents; gallery, 15
cents.
Gran Smith, the ten-year-old lad arrested
for shooting companion last week, was ar
raigned yesterday, and his hearing again
continued until the 18th. A. Silberstein was
in court at the same time for selling weapons
to minors he having sold two revolvers to
young Smith. His hearing was set for Fri
day morning.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day in the secretary of states Office of the
Fidelity Antelope and Elevator Alarm
Manufacturing Company of Duluth, with a
capital stock of Sl25,00o and the following
incorporators: Herman E. Long and W. G.
~. nj,
apolis; c. E. SouIe and L. s. Soule, of Grand
Haven, Mich.
The annual meeting of the Stickpey Ware
house company was held at the Office of A.
B. Suckney, i'll the Metropolitan theater
building yesterday forenoon. The annual
reporOrHas submitted and the old directory
was reelected. They are C. W. Benson,
president; A. B. Stickney, vice president;
Crawford Livingstone; Ansel Oppenheim,
A. Kalman and Charles Nichols, secretary
and treasurer.
A meeting of the executive committee on
Minnesota educational exhibits at the worlds
fair was held in Supt. Kiehle's Office at the
capitol yesterday morning. 1t was very
short session, consisting principally of rou-
tine business. Besides Supt Kiehle, who is
an ex-otfic1o member, there were PRESENT. j.
+. Downey, Irwin Shepard, j. l.. Noyes and
A. L. Engstrom, the only absentee being c.
b. Gilbert. Supt. F. Wilson. of Saltwater,
was made secretary, and the chairmen of the
different committees were authorized to fill /
any vacancies that may occur.
a committee of the survivors of the Fiji
teenth Wisconsin regiment and others inter-
ested in erecting monument to the memory
OF this regiment, will meet at the capitol
today at 1879 o'clock. The members of this
regiment were all Scandinavians. and ma
jority of the survivors now probably reside
in Minnesota The movement to erect q
monument WAS started by K. o. Jerde,
prominent attorney of Madison, Mimi: Hon.
Knute Nelson, ex-Lieut-Gov. A. L. Rice,
Prof. r. b. Anderson, and Congressman N
P. Haugeu, of Wisconsin.
At Government Expense.
Special 10 the Globe.