St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-02
SAINT PAUL.
ODDS AND ENDS.

"A regular meeting Of the board of aldermen
will be held tonight.
There will be d meeting Of the school board
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The picnic of the x of P, st. Paul Lodge
No. 143, will take place at Wildwood to
morrow.
The meeting of the Fifth Ward union was
postponed last evening. there being no quo
rum present.
Judge Brill has refused to grant new trial
Of the cause of A.C Fraey against The Amer
lean Rubber Company.
The Minnesota worlds fair commission
will meet in the governors Office, at the cop
tol, Thursday morning
St Johns German Evangelical Lutheran
church, Of Melville, was Incorporated with
the secretary of state yesterday.
Twenty bids were received by the state
auditor yesterday for furnishing coal to state
Institutions for the coming year.
Dennis Flynn and James o. Maliey were
taken TO Minneapolis yesterday by Detective
Doyle. They are wanted for larceny.
The beard OF equalization did nothing at
lis meeting yesterday except to report prog
ress on investing the books of the assessor.
The Mutual Home ard Savings association
Of Minneapolis filed articles yesterday chang
ing its name To the Minneapolis Cooperative
Bank company.
The Consolidated TEN perature Controlling
Company of Minneapolis filed articles yes
terday changing its name TO the Electro
ThermoStat company.
permit for the iive-story warehouse to be
erected by the Gotham company on East
Fifth street was taken out yesterday. The
structure will cost $4,000.
There Will be a meeting Of the Tilden
Democratic club this evening, Aug. J, At D.
m, in Room SG6. New York Life building.
Members are requested TO be present
William Boreland, painter employed in
tie Pioneer Press building, fell two stories
TO the floor of the court yesterday afternoon
lie was severely but not seriously injured.
The funeral of Ferdinand nohe who was
killed in attempting parachute jump at
Inver Grove, will be held this morning at s
O'Clock from Godbouts undertaking rooms.
At Hotel Brunswici,-Clarence Cunning
ham. Cincinnati; II. Leo. Philadelphia; A.
NJ. Farrar st. Louis; f. Crossen, St Cloudy
j. A. Rechardt, a. Pugh, New York; w. w.
Fox. T. Willing. Cleveland.
The Scandinavian Hospital Association of
Duluth was incorporated yesterday. The as
citizens who are sick and disabled, and is
the first institution of its kind in the state.
Neil Macarthur asserts that Louis II. Haas
deceived him in a contract to sell him
house and lot by telling him thai he was the
owner thereof III fee Macarthur now asserts
that he was damaged by such misrepresenta-
lions in the sum of $500, for which he has
sued Haas.
The contract for constructing a sewer on
Kent street. from Iglehart street to a point
132 feet south, was awarded TO John c. Mel
son by the board of public works yesterday.
The successful bidders agreed 10 do the work
for SlS4.50-
Primrose and West Minstrels are playing to
large and enthusiastic anoiences at the
Metropolitan. They Will give a special natl
nee tomorrow afternoon at reduced prices.
Beginning Thursday night the Jeannie Win
.ston Opera company will present bohemian
Girl for the remainder of the week.
John Bergman was in the police court
yesterday charged with stabhing Peter Foley
Both are young men, and the trouble leading
10 the stabbing was over a so bill which
Foley accused Bergmann of stealing at a PIC.
mic Foley's Injuries are not considered
serious. The examination was continued to
Aug.9
hall and court house, assumed his duties
yesterday. Mr. Egan. the retiring official
gave his successor the benefit of his expert
ence in the way Of suggestions as to the
duties of the custodian. Mir. Bi9ue is not
yet ready to announce any changes in the
force under him.
Lifts players attracted anolher good house
last night to see their finished performance
of woman Against Woman" Thursday
: night they will put on for the first time on
any stage c. T. Dazey's new comedy drama
I'm Cid Kentucky" Louis James plays all
old Kentucky colonel and Frank Losee a
typical mountain moonshiner
President o. E. Barrett of the Alumni AS
ISOLATION of .Hamline, has called meeting
at the chapel Of the university for o'clock
Thursday afternoon the object of which is
to pass upon memorial resolutions bearing
upon the death of Hon. T. ". Eoyt, of Rad
Wing, member OF the association.
John froyoncher was held to the grand
jury Yesterday in 81, 010 bail. The charge was
that he had kept diamond ring worth 1925
belonging to Fred E. Nash. Provoncher
claimed he had won the ring playing seven
up, but Nash said this was not a true state
msnt of the affair. The court inclined to
Nash's side of the explanation. and held
Provoncher to the grand jury.