St. Paul daily globe., 1892-01-27
SAINT PAUL.
WING SHOTS.

The joint committee on jail site failed of a
quorum yesterday.
public masquerade ball will be given by
the Swedish Society Vega at Market nail,
Saturday evening.
The Philomathean society will give the
fourth of its series of dancing parties at
Lifts hall this evening.
The Ladies' Home Mission Society of the
Peoples church will tender reception TO
Miss Emery in the church parlors tomorrow
afternoon.
Following "McCarthy's Mlshaps' at the
Grand, the funny farce-comedy The Fat
Mems Club" Will begin weeks engagement
Sunday night.
City Treasurer Refs yesterday redeemed
city bonds AID certificates of Indebtedness
aggregating $4,000. They were paid through
New York agent.
August Christ, of 379 Lucy street, was
locked up yesterday afternoon on warrant
sworn out by his wife, charging him with
assault and battery.
The annual meeting of the Memorial En-
glish Evangelical Lutheran congregation Will
be held this evening at the church on Eighth
street, near Exchange.
rJohn Baumanu, driver OF the White Earth
and Frosston stage, was brought in yesterday
by Deputy Marshal Beaulieu OF charge of
selling liquor 10 Indians.
1.-THE Creoles, al Hilton New Play House,
drew good house last evening. They capt
ured the audience by storm. a matinee will
be given tomorrow at 2:3O O'Clock.
Resolutions of thanks have been passed by
the Bethel Sunday school to George c..
Cochrane as an acknowledgements of his
faithful services as superintendent
William Mccormick took out a building
permit yesterday TOR a two-story frame struct-
ure to be used for cold storage on Chicago
avenue. near Starkey. 1t will cost $500.
Members of Acker Post No. p, G. y. R.,
will meet at the corner of St. Peter and Ex-
change streets tomorrow morning at S
O'Clock to attend the funeral of Comrade NJ.
A. Miller.
"Herrmann,' who is now playing at the
Metropolitan opera house. entertained Il large
and fashionable audience last evening. He
will give his last two performances today,
matinee and evening.
A fire in the cellar of Dampiers under
taking establishment on Third street brought
out the department YESTERDAY morning. A
fire in the same cellar caused an alarm 10 be
turned III a few nights ago.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
department yesterday from PuSe street, 1872
Cook street. 14S Pleasant avenue, 279 Kent
street 32 Hoffman avenue, 325 Baker street.
and diphtheria from 657 Lafond street.
oThe health department ordered a CLAN
dered horse killed yesterday The suffering
animal was discovered in a stable at the cor
ner of Gof and August streets. The stable
was thoroughly fumigated by deputy health
officer.
The little three-year-old boy who was kept
at the West side station all Monday and Mon
day night proved to be George O'Neal,
whose parents reside at the corner of South
Robert street and Chicago avenue, and who
called for him at the station Yesterday morn
ing
telegram from Lewiston, Idaho, was re-
ceived at police headquarters yesterday after
noon asking that Ray L. Hutchins be found
and notified of his fathers death in that city
on the 18th inst. The message was signed
SIrs. c. L. Stevens. The police were unable
so locate Hutchins.
August OFT, who was arrested at the in
stance OF his better half on a charge of beat
fng her. was bound over by Judge Corey yes
terday TO keep the peace. The wife did not
care to have her belligerent liege lord COM
mitted to the workhouSe, thus deprivng the
family of means of support.
The county commissioners of Polk county
have appointed a committee of their number
who, with Secretary Hart, will pay a visit to
the jails of Rochester, Red Wing and other
cities, with a view to selecting plans for a
new $4,000 Jail, recently provided for by the
county. The party will leave for Rochester
today,
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Wolterstorf-H Haskell Manufacturing COM
pany, of East Seventh street, was held yes
terday and the following directors were
elected: ]. H. Wolterstorff, j. j. McCardy,
S. c. Haskell, William H. Kuhlmann, j. Il.
". De Jorg. The officers OF the company
are: j. II. Wolterstorff, president; J. 7. W.
De Jons, vice president; S. C. Haskell secre-
sary and treasurer.