St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-16
ODDS AND ENDS.

y The pressmens' union considered the wage
Scale at its meeting last night.
! Building permits. seven in number and
aggregating Sl9N, were issued Yesterday.
, \ regular meeting of the board of alder
men will be held This evening at 30 o'block
Justus &c BODY has begun an action against
Charles II. Taylor ard wife to foreclose
mortgage for $3.50.
c. o. Paquin has begun an action against
Talbot II. Campbell to recover S67.61 for serv-
ices as physician.
Andrew Pooler, the fifteen-year-old high
wayman will have an examination in the
police court this morning.
The Union Veterans League Of st. Paul
and Ramsey county Will hold a meeting in
the municipal court room, city hall, this
evening. Aug. IT,
Mary Maleny W S examined in the probate
court yesterday touching her sanity, but was
deemed to be of sufficient mental poise to
take care of herself.
Robert l.. Reaae, az executor Of the es tate
of Robert Reade. has brought suit against
Jessie Henry TO recoFer $3.50 OF account of
rent OF. a store room ON West Third street
Bogeslav Vent has sued A. E. Johnson &
Co. to recover $40 for services as an agent
10 solicit land sales and railroad and steam
Ship tickets and services as bookkeeper
J. ". F. Kyle will deliver an address On
f'Cruelty to Animals and Humane Educa-
ton at the Christian church. corner Nelson
and Harrington avenues, Thursday evening.
p. ii. kerst assistant cashier Of the Ger
mania bank. leaves tonight for Europe on
business connected with the bank. lie goes
direct to Berlin, aud will be absent two
months.
A al Row lob Iy-xy VI
win. Boston; W. E. Bates, G. George, Chi
cago; Harry Miller, Brainerd; G. King. }.
Burgess, Chicago: A Horton Superior; s. S.
3, olcott, Cottonwood.
r The fund for the defense of the Home
stead strikers. is being rapidly augmented
Through the efforts of the committee can
wasting the various labor organizations.
1'here has been about $500 subscribed in St.
Paul, of which $50 has been paid in.
= Lena Anderson, who was arrested for steal
fng number of small articles from an East
LSeventh street notion store, was sent to the
Ehouse of the Good Shepherd for sixty days
tThe woman is married, and at the time of
der arrest carried a small infant in her arms
) Judge Cornish has denied the motion for
NEW trial in the cause of Frederick Brusch
against The st. Paul City Railway Company
and The Minneapolis Street Railway Com
iby the jury were not shown to be excessive.
: ''Blue Jeans''is the best show of its kindthat
thas been presented in st. Paul 1t pleased an
other large audience at the Metropolitan last
might blue Jeans viii be presented
Throughout the week, including special
matinee tomorrow afternoon at reduced
prices.
: The special committee on reduction of sal
hries yesterday adjourned their meeting,
without tranSacting any business until this
afternoon at O'Clock Aid. Montgomery,
Chairman of the economists said, when
Pn adjournment was taken, that the mem
bers ought 10 get down to business at their
next meeting.
= Freeman lolbrook, arrested on a charge of
Insulting Mrs. Carrie Hoffman, pleaded not
guilty i'll the municipal court yesterday, and
lhad his case set for trial by jury Wednesday
afternoon. When arraigned, the case was
dismissed on the ground that the arrest had
been made without warrant. a omplaint
was prepared and he was rearrested.
The Aberdeen held a merry party of young
men last night who out enjoying the
summer. They started from San Francisco
and will end up ut South Bend, Ind, cover
ting as much of the journey as possible in a
kfallyho coach. They are c. p Huntington
Jr.. y. R. Long. s. R. Towne H. 0. Hender-
HOII anu L. H. TeueTICR. IIeN came III from
Sioux Falls last night, and this morning will
Whirl away Eastward by their taliyho
At the meeting of the board of public
works yesterday assessments were confirmed
ill the following matters: Sewer on Victoria
street, from Laurel to Ashland; sewer on
Lombard street, from Milton 420 feet west;
easement for bridge purposes on Lincoln
avenue over and above right of way Milwau-
1ee road: opening ana extending OF Linwood
place, from Osceoia avenue to Henwood ter
race
The presidents of the four state normal
schools of Minnesota met at the Ryan yester-
day and PASSED upon the applications for
certificates of about fifty of their old STU
dents. Prof. Edward Soaring OF Mankato;
Prof. Irwin Shepard. of Winona; Prof. JOS
eph Carhart of st. Cloud, and Prof L. c.
Lord, of Moorhead were the officers who
met. Their recommendations viii go 10 the
state superintendent for approval There
VIII be a meeting of the state normal school
board TODAY