St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-03
SAINT PAUL.
CITY CHAFF.

Hon. j. r. Nelson, of Canton, is at the
Windsor.
Hon. Allen Greer, OF Lake City, is guest
at the Windsor.
United States Marshal Donahower has re-
turned from business trip to the national
capital.
The joint court house and city hall commit
tee failed 10 secure quorum yesterday
md adjourned until this morning
Gov Merriam has appointed j. u. Rlch, OF
Red Wing, to succeed Hon. o. NJ. Hall on the
board of corrections and charities.
The assembly committee on police will
meet at O clock this afternoon. The alder
manic committee on streets will meet at the
same hour.
Assistant Attorney General Childs returned
yesterday morning from Glencoe, where he
had been conducting the prosecution in a
murder trial.
Building Inspector Morris completed his
teportfor the month of November. II shows
I2G building permits, to cost S244,6OO. The
receipts amounted to $685.
At the Windsor Edward Donaldson, Owa-
tonna: r. II Hay Chapman, Winnipeg; M.
Kruster, Chicago: Elhu r. Smith, Brook
,vn: F. (. Mcconnell. Chicago; Harry Will
lams, New York; Tams BiXby, Red Wing.
Prof. Cation, of Minneapolis, will lecture
at the Bethany Congregational church. cor
ner Winlfred street and Stryker avenue,
Sunday evening, Dec. 1. under the auspices
of the Frances Willard W. c. L. {. Subject:
'Signsof the Times"
The ex-premier of Manitoba, Thomas
Greenway, accompanied by James A. Smart,
of Brandon, are in the city, stopping Mt the
Windsor They are en- route home from
Chicago, where they went to arrange for the
Manitoba exhibit at the worlds fair.
The weIl-known law firms of Morphy G.
Gilbert and Ewing & Ewing have formed
copartnership under the name of Morpny,
Ewing, Gilbert & Ewing, composed of e. II.
Morphy, F. H. Ewing, A. W. Ewing and
Philip Gilbert; Offices. Manhattan building.
A fellow, named John Michael was run in
last evening to the central station on the
charge of having stolen a fine overcoat with
fur lining, which was found in his posses
sion. In the pocket of the overcoat was
found the Address, Sever Robinson, corner
of Ninth and John streets.
Boiler Inspector Robert Clark returned
yesterday from Hopkins, where he went to
inspect Il number of steam boilers. he re-
ports that The town and the manufacturing
Industries therein are ali booming. The
factories, which three or four years ago only
employed so men. now employ 800.
'Mavourneen. that comes to the Metropol-
itan tomorrow night is doing a tremendous
business IN Louisville, and the police are
called every evening to keep the streets clear
in front OF the theater where it is being play
ing Manager Scott has opened the box Of
flee day earlier than usual for the ST. Paul
engagement.
Rev. W. S. Vail will hold a memorial serv-
ice in connection with the Benevolent Order
Elks, in the Grand opera house, on Sun
day morning. The service will include re-
gponsive reading by the order, together with
he chaplain, memorial address by Hon.
Hiler o. Horton, a sermon by Rev. w. S. Vail
and solos by Mr.. Heinlein and Mr.. Connors
All are invited to attend.
The Official lists of representatives. to
the lower house of the legislature, as issued
by the secretary of state, differs but little
from the list already published. L. S. Tay-
lor, Republican, Is elected in the Sixteenth
district; john \. Smith, Republican. in the
Fifueth district and D. P. O'Neil, Democrat
in the ForlY-nnth district. These are all The
changes as made by the official count
Last evening two young men entered the
bagnio at 1919 West Third street and offered
for sale fine toilet case worth 1922 The in
mates suspected that the case was stolen, and
notified the police. The fellows were ar
rested BY Officer Pothen At the central sta
ton they gave their names as George
Schneider and John. Covington, and their
ages us nineteen. The charge marked on the
tab was larceny. The figures printed on the
outside of the box are 44264lSS.
The November just closed was the coolest,
with one exception for the past seventeen
years. The mean temperature for the month
was q deg, and the exception noted was in
1850, when it,was only - deg. The average
for the past twenty-one years was 80 deg
The total precipitation was .36 inches, as
against an average for twenty-one years of
10. There were but four clear days in the
month thirteen having been cloudy and
thirteen partly cloudy.