St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.

TALK OF THE TOWN.
There will be meeting of the fire board
Monday evening at 7:50
Lodge No. 3, C. S. D. P. j., will give ball
at C. S. P. S. hall Oct 20.
Ada j. Barnum has sued Lorenz Lepschi
on promissory note of S5S2. 50.
The fire department had a run yesterday
afternoon to the corner Of State and Butter
nut on false alarm.
Lawrence Schmidt the rat printer, will
be examined Tuesday on the charge of swim
ding Mr.. Hyde out of a gold watch and $50.
Diphtheria was reported to the health Off
Ger yesterday from CIT York street, and mem
braneous Group was reported from els Reaney
street.
Mary Johnson, who charged Herman Carl
son with illegal parentaee. was too i'll yester-
day to go to court, and the case was contin-
ued q week.
Adolph Hammel has garnished the funds
of Emanuel McFaulk in the hands of the
Northern Pacific company TO satisfy prom
issory note of $500.
The subject of the lecture to be delivered
by Rev. DR.. T. j. Conaty at st. Mark church.
Merriam Park, Tuesday evening, Oct. %, will
be The American Citizen"
John Brown ana Frank O'Neil the lads ar
rested for attempted pocket picking, were
discharged in the police court yesterday for
want of evidence to convict
Rev. u. Morgan lectures on the life Of
Christ this evening at the Bethel. foot of
Sibley. This lecture is illustrated by some
wen'y views with stereoptican.
O'Meyer & Thori have begun an action
against Charles Nordin. August Bowen aud
Helena Bowen TO enforce judgment lien
against lot belonging to Nordin.
The ladies of Sisterhood Branch 542, o. 1.
H., will hold meeting tomorrow evening to
decide on matters pertaining to their future.
All the members are expected to be present.
Charles Jones pleaded not guilty in the
municipal court yesterday to the charge OF
attempted rape made by Mrs Kastner, as re-
lated in yesterdays GLOBE, and the examina-
ton was set for next Tuesday.
George Cohen, whotr led to give his name
as Paul, was run in yesterday on the charge
of stealing gold watch and Two lockets
from Miss Mamie Howard. His examination
was Sc. for Tuesday
Deputy Coroner Darling yesterday decided
an inquest not necessary in the case of the
man killed by the street car at Fifth and
Wacouta, as it is plain that the man was re-
have not been identified.
The four-year-old son of c. H. Reiger. 326
Summit place. was seriously burned yester-
day. He was playing with Matches and set
his clothing on fire. His mother soused him
in tub of water but he was badly burned
about the face and chest.
NJ. P. Brooke has finally completed the
personnel of his American typical orchestra
and the roster shows the high character of
the organization. The first St Paul concert
of the tour will occur on Nov. 10, and seats
are now on sale at the music stores.
Mannheim. Stewart has begun an action
against the board of county commissioners to
set aside a sale of forty acres of land to the
state for taxes. She claims to have paid the
price for which the land was sold by the
county auditor and bid in for the state, and
claims the sale was void.
Thomas +. Darragh, brother of E. j. Oar
ragh, was sworn i'll yesterday morning before
Judge Brill as deputy CLERK of the district
court Mr. Darragh has resigned his position
In the auditors department at the Chicago,
st. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha Railway COM
pany to accept this position.
CSadie Brown and Rosa Gray were ordered
| discharged from the workhouse by Judge
Brill yesterday after granting hearing upon
rested and charged with street-waking, and
| upon hearing in the municipal court were
sentenced to serve sixty days in the work
house.
William NJ. Campbell late United States
| marshal, has instituted an action in the
United States circuit court with a view OF re-
covering $4,000 as disallowed fees and COM
pensation while serving as marshall. The
charges are for guarding prisoners in court
serving processes, etc.
The German United Evangelical st. PauIs
church will hold fair in Market hall on
Oct. 25 to 20 inclusive There will be a fine
exhibit of fancy work, which will be offered
for sale. An opening speech will be made
by that bright young orator. Louis Stern,
Tuesday evening. There will be music every
evening by the Twin City Mandolin and
Guitar club.
I Mary Tanning, young miss, was sent to
the House of the Good Shepherd yesterday
for ninety days by Judge Cory for stealing
dress from the daughter of Mrs. Katie
O'Flynn. The girl said that she only took
the dress to wear to party, and intended to
return it the next day. Her tears melted Mrs.
O'Flynn to withdraw the charge, but the
court would not have it that way.
Rev. T. j. Conaty, d. D., of Worcester,
Mass, who is to lecture upon 1.-THE American
Citizen at st. Marks church Tuesday even
ing next, will Wednesday evening speak in
CTetin hall on total abstinence. Professors
of elocution in some of the Eastern colleges
have recommended aspiring orators to COPY
DR.. Conaty if they would excel as public
speakers. Those who hear him on either
evening will doubtless be fortunate
S. a. Gould, of rlando Fla. who has
been visiting President Joy, of the State
sbank: during the past ten day S, went East
last evening. Mr.. Gould is the leadin g
orange grower of Southern Florida, and
came up here to enjoy the climate with his
Minnesota friends. He said last evening
that he had experienced very pleasant visit
and that be had found the climate to be in
every respect equal to all the claims that
have been made in its favor.
The lady managers of the "Sheltering
Arms desire to say to their friends that there
is a misunderstanding existing with regard
to the financial condition of the insh-
Triton. That while the Will of the late Rich
ard Martin was decided in their favor. the
bulk of the property is in real estate and sub
ject to heavy taxation, and the receipts from
the securities are only sufficient to pay about
half of their current ex penses, so they still
hope for generous offerings from their friends
and the general public.
A Retraction.