St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-30
SAINT PAUL.
DRIFT OF THE CITY,

Four minor building permits were issued
yesterday amounting to Sl,250.
C. C. Scanlon, charged with larceny. was
discharged in the police court yesterday.
The Non Nobls Solum'' give their first
hop at Central hall, Friday evening, Nov. II.
at $780,
The alarm at Sis yesterday morning was
for a S100 fire in G. l.. Smiths house, sos
Beaumont street. Chimney.
The case of Harry Smith, for embezzling
$50 from Charles Gordon, his employer has
been sci for examination Monday.
Mary Johnson's baslardy case against Her
man Carlson has been continued TO Nov. IL,
Mary being too i'll TO appear in court.
Scarlet fever was reported yesterday at ia
Olive street, 1891 Ross street and 594 Golf
street. Diphtheria at GIG Warren and 344
Duke.
Charles Hoops, claiming to be woodsman'
was run in last night by Officer Mccarthy for
street begging. Hoops had Sll.1O i'll his
Il .thes, ana denies the charge.
johnny Lewis, a lad with a penchant TO
picking up things not his, was before the po-
lice court Yesterday tor stealing $3.50 from
Edith SuIdstrom. He will be tried Monday.
Mrs. Mary Hirsch claimedt he hat ana pair
OF shoes that Charles Howard and Johnny
Mccarthy stole and sold for 3d. and yesterday
they were sent to the works for sixty days.
The Bavarian society gave pleasant dane
ing party AT the Arion hall last evening, and
the hall was crowded with members of the
society, their friends and candidates for Of
fee OF both parties.
There will be gospel temperance meeting
at Grace NJ. Z. church, Burr and Minnehaha
streets, this evening. Addresses VIII be de-
liyered By George r. Whitcomb Esq. and the
pastor Rev s. B. Warner.
Frank Farrell and Willim O'Connor. the
boys charged with buglarizing a candy store
on Dayton's bluff, were before Judge Cory
yesterday Willie was discharge and
Frankies case continued &c Nov. ).
c. 5. Anderson was before Judge Cory yes
terday for cruelty to animals, on the COM
plant of Relief Agent Hutchins, because his
driver went OH spree and left his team
standing several hours on the street. Trial
Monday.
Z. Mertz chief of police at Spokane tele-
graphed the chief here last night that Daniel
Stone died there yesterday morning, and
asked that a brother here, who goes by the
name OF Gustave johnson, he looked up and
notihed.
John Neff, of Neff & Rose nquist, druggists
at i52 East Seventh street. found pocket
book with money on the streets last evening"
which the owner can find at the store. There
is pocketbook at police headquarters con-
tanning Christ Nelson's naturalization pa
pers.
There will be Scandinavian and Ameri-
can temperance meeting at the First Swedish
NJ E. church, Tenth and Temperance
streets, this afternoon at o'clock. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Rev. d. Morgan
Rev c. w. FinWall and the pastor. Rev
John W. Swanson.
Robert Keegan, a boy of six years, was run
over at the corner of Fourth and Wabasha
last evening by man driving horse and
buggy very fast. The man did not stop, an
officer Miller was una bic to catch him. The
boy attended by DR.. Wheaton, who
found him not badly hurt.
Lieut.. Muir ply took in Al Forsyth last
evening OH warrant by Sophia Martinson.
charging assault and battery. He is cook
al 3S7 Robert street and she a dishwasher.
She is always i'll trouble, it is said, aud For
syth says that he only pushed her away
from the range SO he could get out the din
ner
Early yesterday morning the HON of Po-
lceman Gust Roenisch, 1898 James street.
was burned to the ground with all its CON
tents. He was on duty at the time and his
family barely escaped with their lives, a little
girl being i'll with diphtheria, causing the de-
lay in getting out. The loss is s., 800 and
there is 81, 800 insurance.
e Rev. ". S. Vail vii lpreach for the Univer-
saiist church in the Grand opera house Sun
day morning at II O'Clock Sermon. ''The
Bible as Modified by the Higher Criticism"
The university male quartette, SO favorably
received here last year. will sing, rendering
Nearer to Thee and the beautiful hymn.
''Along the River of Time We Glide All
are invited.
Ralph w. Cavenaugh, president of the
Little Mesobi Mining company: Capt Bean
and Prof Phelps returned yesterday from a
visit to the mines.ss Mr.. Cayenaugh says that
the second shaft was sunk through vein of
Iron ore forty-five feet thick, the third shaft
through one sixty-three feet thick and the
fourth through one 100 feet thick. The ore,
he says, is exceedingly rich. The gent emen
are greatly elated over the results
The first open camp fire of the season
given under direction of Acker Post No 81
and Acker Corps No 7. Thursday evening,
Oct. p, proved a very enjoyable affair. The
large audience present fully appreciated the
line programme presented The following.
named persons greatly contributed to the
pleasure OF the evening: Hon. III. A. Castle,
F. W Lee. o. II. Morris, the Messrs. Pratt,
Brewer Philips, Bolton, O'Neil and Faulke.
After refreshments were served the young
people engaged in dancing which lasted IN
Ill about o'clock. These camp fires viii be
given occasionally during the fail and winter
months.
Mrs Rutherford Of Ce dar street, gave a
euchre party in honor of Miss Mary Sullivan,
of Kansas City, Wednesday evening last
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Junker Mrs. II. E. Wise. Topeka. Kan; Miss
C. G. Ryan, Dr. Murray, Miss Waterston, Mr..
Cattanach, Miss S. Sullivan. y. D. Mcleod,
Miss Cummings. Mr.. Lynch, Prof Wheaton
W. C. Laup. Mrs. Hulon, Mr.. Stores, c. p.
Nixon. W. Maxwell and r. Bishop Miss
Vaterston was lucky enough to take the
ladies' head prize, as was Prof Wheaton the
gents Miss c. Ryan got the BOBBY prize,
much to her horror. supper was served and
a general good time was spent until the wee
hours of the morning.