St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-17
SAINT PAUL.
GLOBULES.

c. Amundson. of St. Peter, was caller oil
Marshal Donahower yesterday.
The school teachers of the city received
their monthly salaries yesterday afternoon
IAN alarm of fire last night was caused b!
anyincipient blaze in an East Seventh stree
store. No damage done.
Griggs, Cooper u Co. have resortod to thu
district court to collect S333. 50 DUE on prom
issory notes from Joseph Capser.
The ladies of the King Street NJ. E. churcf
will give an oyster supper at the parsonage
p King street. next Friday evening.
Judge Otis is in the midst of the hearing
of the mechanics lien case Of Nels d. Ness
against the Capital improvement company
ct al
Jonn Cooley was held to the grand jury
yesterday on a charge OF robbing James
Magee of $50 i'll the Union hotel last Monday
night.
Findings were ordered in favor of the
plaintiff Yesterday bv Judge Otis in the case
of Edward ". Nettleton against the Ramsey
County Land and Loan Company.
Mrs j. Z. Larson. OF Winona, Mimi, and
Mrs II. X. Carson. of Hastings, Mimi. are i'll
the city to attend the wedding OF Richard
Barrett aud Miss Florence Galloway.
The joint special committee of the city
council to which has been referred the
ordinance relating to riding bicycles on the
street, will meet at the city hall this after
noon.
Postmaster Henry A. Castle has gone to st.
Louis to attend the reunion of the Army Oh
the Tennessee. AT Il banqnet to be held 10
night he will respond to the toast 1.-The Old
Soldier" cA
Minnie Baldwin, the colored cyprian
charged with running house OF lll-tame at
the corner of East Seventh and Olive streets.
paid a fine Of 500 in the municipal court
yesterday.
Minnie Charleston, the notorious keeper OF
the negro bagnio on Cedar street, was ar
raigned yesterday for robbing Tom Bell,
visitor, of $40, but the case was continued
until today.
The st Andrews society yesterday took
charge of and buried the remains of young
Scotchman named Chambers, who had no
relatives in this country. Deceased died in
the hospital of typhoid fever.
v The retail clerks fourth annual ball will
occur tonight at Standard hall, corner OF
Eighth and Jackson streets 1t will doubt
less be a very pleasant event. as anything
attempted w lllG ClCIho lilf III 4iSAf Ao'
Scarlet fever was reported to the health Of
ficer yesterday from 706 Iglehart street and
3S Geranium avenue; diphtheria was report
ed from 542 Thomas street and BIB Goodhue,
while membraneous Group was reported from
400 WinsloW avenue
On the evenings of Nov. 81 and ~ the
Young Ladies Guild Of Christ church will
give national fete' for the benefit Of the
guild house fund. The affair promises to be
both an artistic delight and financial sue
cess Particulars Will be given later.
Judge Otis decreed yesterday that George
W.Bell should have divorce from Elizabeth
Bell They are both colored. They were
married in Chicago in August. 1855 The
cause of divorce is that the dusky Elizabeth
had been consorting with William Brunson
for some time,
A dime social has been arranged by the
ladies of the Central W. G. Il. L., to be given
this evening, for the benefit Of the W. =. 7.
L. paper, at the home of Mrs. NJ. Perry, 4l9
Marshall avenue, from TO p. III. Refresh
meuts viii he served and a pleasant pro-
gramme rendered
Judge Kelly is engaged in trying the suit
of A. j. Hard against the American Indem-
nifty company OF st. Paul. Hard asks for
$1,000 damage because the company decided
to increase its capital stock. He is a holder
of part OF the common stock and objected to
the increase in the capital stock by the COM
pany.
The Bethel association has just finished
beautiful ladies' dining room at the Bethel
boat foot of Sibley street. and also eighteen
new rooms. The association has been COM
PEELED to thus enlarge to accommodate the
demand for rooms And a room can be had
Tor s. month, and therefore are largely
patronized by people who come to stay for
few days or work in the city.