St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-26
SAINT PAUL.
CITY DRIFT.

State Supt. Kiehie will inspect the schools
at Grookston today.
The assembly committee on police will
meet at $50 this afternoon.
org regular meeting of the assembly VIII
be held tomorrow evening.
The Notwithstanding committee will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2:3o.
Charles Westphal was fined 81 for throw
Ing stones through a saloon window.
Emil Hautkopt. for indecent exposure OF
his person. went up for ninety days.
William Burk and Eugene Sweeney,
charged with larceny, were released 10 leave
the city.
Nora Davis, of The Sixth ward. charged
with assaulting her cousin. was placed under
bonds to keep he peace.
ST. Paul Camp No 1, Sons of Veterans, L.
S. A. will hold a ball and reception this
evening at Westmoreland hall.
Ii American T. Federal Manufacturing Com
pauy OF Minneapolis filed its bylaws with
the secretary OF state yesterday.
a mass meeting will be held at Hamiine
this evening. Addresses will he made by
Hon. join W. Willis and others.
Charles Jones. who attempted TO outrage
Mrs. Mary kastner, near the high bridge was
held to the grand jury in 81, 90 bail.
The American Building and Loan associa-
ton, of Minneapolis. has changed its name
to American Savings and Loan ASSOCIATION.
The Young WomeE's Christian Temper
ance union will meet this afternoon at3:3o
in the parlors of the House of Hope church.
The North Dakota Milling company filed
notice yesterday of the appointment OF Hugh
Thompson, CT Crookston, as its Minnesota
agent.
James Green and James Mcbride were dis
charged, as John McGarry, whose S6.40 they
stole, did not show up, and forfeited his
money.
Lizzie Olson was run il as a drunk by Off
Ger Cirklebach. but was discharged as she
showed that she was OH her own premises
when arrested.
Retail Clerks Union No. , holds a regular
meeting tonight at S O'clock. at which time
tickets for their coming tall will be distrib-
uted among the members.
Rev. Z. d. Conaty. d. D., of Worcester.
Mass. who delivered the very distinguished
address al ST. Marks church last night. Will
address a meeting, free 10 all, in Cretin hall
tonight.
Owing to the death of Mrs. Harrison Gen.
Schofeld, who has been spending L few days
In the Twin Cities, left for Washington last
evening. The Loyal Legion reception, called
for this evening. has therefore been given up.
John Hanson, of tie West side, was driv-
ing a horse AID cart on Wabasha street yes
terday, and his horse ran away and threw
him against an electric light pole. He was
not much hurt, but the cart was smashed.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health of
Zee yesterday from 2Si Colbornc avenue ana
BS5 Cook street, and diphiheria from 249 Erie
street and g04 Sherburne avenue. while mem
braneous Group was reported from 626 Mag
nolia street.
George Cohen was discharged from the
municipal court yesterday because Mamie
Howard could not show hat he stole her
watch at the Market hall dance. There was
a row and her watch fell to the floor, but
she picked it up.
Six of the gang called the "crampers'' that
Infest the region on West Seventh street,
near Leech. were rushing the GROWER and
Raising disturbance last evening. Officer
Kacher c0rrailed Frank Smith, Thomas Muir
ply and j. ?. Ryan. but the other three got
AWAY.
The railway clerks association is now q
fact. 1t is fitting up snug little quarters on
Market street. This is facing Rice park, and
among the modern thingsAthe parapher-
malta. rs ii Were-will be billiard and card
rooms, where the members may while away
The hours Of recreation and diversion.
Postmaster Castle has received a circular
bf instructions relative to the new folder
postal card. The rules specify that nothing
ran be pasted on the card or folder. If the
sending half is detached it is not mailable.
ind the return half must be detached before
lending the reply thereon to the original
bender.
The central bureau OF the Needlework
guild, at Philadelphia. requests through its
secretary the name and address of every
member of the guild. Directors of the st.
Paul branch will please give the desired in
formation by placing the name and address
Of each of their members upon the back of
The leaflet for reporting.
Yesterday forenoon the grievance commit
lee of the Northern Pacific road held a con-
ference with General Superintendent KIM
berry with q view to adjusting the differences
that have arisen of late concerning the wage
problem. Nothing definite was arrived at.
although both PARTIES express a confidence
In the certainty of avoiding n collision.
kThst uproariously funny comedy. Jane"
Will open at the Metropolitan opers house
Tor six nights and Wednesday end Saturday
natinees, beginning next Monday. Jane
has met with brilliant success in all the
larger cities. 1t is one of the strongest COM
edies ever produced; is full of fun. and goes
with q dash from beginning to end. "Chums.,
a comedietta in one act, will precede Jane"
Rs g curtain raiser.