St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-04
SAINT PAUL.
SUNDAY SCRAPS.

The county commissioners meet at 10 a. m.
today.
The pupils Of Peppelbaum will give mu-
steal recital ct the Peoples church tomorrow
evening,
The usual Monday meeting of Lady Somer-
get union takes place in Farwell's hall at 8 p
m. today.
This afternoon at 5 o'clock the board OF
library directors will hold their regular meet
ing in the public library.
m Charles Burris, of AS Iglehart street, the
Young clerk who was accidenuy shot last
week. is recovering rapidly from his wound.
A large congregation attended the song
service at House of Hope church last even
ing. "Christian Warfare" was the subject of
short address made By the pastor, Rev.
Robert Christie, D. D.
William German. suspicious looking
character, was endeavorng to dispose OF
some cheap jewelry on East Seventh yester-
day afternoon when encountered by Ohcer
Walsh and placed under arrest.
The Eighth Ward Citizens union will hold
their regular monthly meeting this evening
at.Weiler's hail. corner University and Dale
street Matters of general interest Will be
discussed and reports received from stand
ing committees.
The funeral of Ignace Prunetta, the de-
ceased chef of the Ryan hotel, took place
from there yesterday. afternoon Services
were held at the French Catholic church and
slnterment was in Calvary cemetery. The
floral tributes were many and of beautiful de-
signs.
Thomas Word, the sometime treasurer OF
the journeymen stonecutters' association,
was arrested on warrant charging him with
ENLIGHTENMENT yesterday afternoon by George
W. Meyer, of Minneapolis, who accuses Ward
of stealing S37. 80 in legal currency that had
been entrusted to his care.
Fred j. Constable, bartender and Charles
?. Ring quarreled over the price of drink
in a Wabasha street saloon last night and
Constable dealt Ring blow on the head
with an empty bottle that inflicted two Sc
we're scalp wounds and broke the bottle into
pieces The men were arrested by Officer
Calvin, and at central station Rings wounds
were dressed by physician.
The concert at the West Side opera house
yesterday afternoon, under The auspices Oh
the Musicians union, attracted large num-
Der of the music lovers Of the city. The pro-
gramme was carried out as given in Sunday S
GLOBE and was an exec tional one in every
respect. The proceeds derived from the con-
cert will be given to the widow and children
of the late Edward Tilleman, who was one of
the best musicians st. Paul has produced.
Officer Tom Calvin distinguished himself
ats O'Clock last evening. At that hour
horse and buggy went dashing up West
Third street at a speed that threatened to de-
molish everything in the way AT Market
street the policeman jumped from the side
4l,o hid al of
and held on until the horse came to stand.
II was a risky and daring undertaking, and
called forth good many remarks from the
spectators. who expected to see the officer
trampled under the steeds hoofs.
Al. Stone, of wabasha, of the firm of
Haines q Stone, who publish the Wabasha
Democrat was in the city yesterday visiting
his old friends in the GLOBE Office where he
was employed for many years. A. j. says
the way he figures at PRESENT. it will still take
him four years more to get married. He will
return to Wabasha, while his partner. c. j.
Haines will go to Little Falls to look after
the interests of the firm. Mr. Haines was
elected one of the delegates TO go to Chicago
al the late Democratic state convention. Mr..
Stone says Democracy is booming i'll Waba-
sha county and everybody is for Grover
Cleveland.
The regular monthly meeting of the Fifth
Ward Citizens union Will take place this
evening at c. s. P. S. hall. corner Western
and West Seventh. The. matter of vacating
the streets underneath the high bridge for
the use of the Milwaukee road will be taken
up for action as 1t is understood the COM
mittee to whom the matter was referred are
ready TO report. Several Other important
matters will be taken UP, including the ques-
ton OF mail Facilities in the upper end of
the ward. The Wood harvester question be-
ing now out of the way the union can devote
more time to local matters which have been
laid aside for'the time being.