St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-21
ODDS AND ENDS.

The board of aldermen viii hold meet
ing tonight.
Eight building permits were issued yeSter-
day aggregating s., 100.
The license committee Of the assembly
meets this afternoon al 3 o'clock
The earnings of the state grain inspection
department for May were Sl3,0S5.05.
Joseph Grubot, a teamster living at Mime
haha and Cypress streets, was arrested last
night for beating his wife.
The special committee to which was re-
feIred the communication of Comptroller
McCardy will meet on Monday next al 4 p. m.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Scarlet fever al. SOC Congress, 919 Hudson and
692 Fauquier. and diphtheria at 157 Jamesan
city hospital
The eighth grade of the franklin school is
at Mahtomedi today. The Baptist Sunday
schools prefer the large lake, and will picnic
at MinnetOnka.
The Northern Pacific railroad employees
picnic today, leaving the city at 7:3o. Their
annual outing has usually a fixed pro-
gramme, and is gala day.
The annual meeting of the First Minnesota
regiment takes place Today. The programme
includes a business meeting, trip to Fort
Ter party in The evening.
Josephine Kuhn has begun an action
against Katherine Kuhn and others, to Sc
cure partition OF lots ana of Kuhn's sub
division of block of RondOs addition. The
property is valued at 5000.
A delegation of the members of the First
Ward Scandinavian club waited on the mayor
yesterday 1t is stated list of appointments
A. til,
VANS were anxious should 60 through.
Joseph Kavanagh was arrested last night
for passinga forged check on a T. Guernsey.
a druggist at L. Dale street. The spurious
paper asfor SIS, and is but one of many, so
the police calm, passed by the young man.
Rev. Dr. Conway. N. A, editor of the
Northwestern Chronicle will deliver the ad-
dress to The graduates at Villa Maria college
for young ladies on the 2Sth inst Villa
Maria is beautifully situated on the shores
Of Frontenac.
Barbara Stanley, white maiden, found
Saturday night i'll a room with Charles Jones,
q colored sport. was sent to the House of the
Good Shepherd for ninety days yesterday.
Jones demanded a continuance until this
morning which was granted.
Col. G. II. Sheire accompanied by Adj. B.
S. Sheire and Qaartermaster W c. lander.
OF Minnesota Division Sons of Veterans, Z. S.
a, departed last evening for Worthington,
Mimi. to attend the state encampment which
opens there al II a. m. today. number of
delegates from various camps in the state
were also in the party.
A very large house again witnessed the
performance of the Winston Opera Company
in Fra Diavolo''- at the Metropolitan last
evening. Miss Winston as Fra Diavolo and
Miss Johnson as Zerlina have made great
hit and the house viii doubtless be packed
throughout the entire week.
The charge of assault with dangerous
weapon made against George H. Wagner was
continued in the police court for one week.
Wagner jabbed his umbrella into the left eye
of Thomas FGhey Saturday night Fahey is
nov in the city hospital, and 1t is a question
whether he will lose the sight of his eye or
not.
John Weight was yesterday adiudged in
zane ana ordered taken to the Rochester
asylum for treatment He was q teacher OF
languages at North St. Paul. He had a sun
stroke some time since, and has not recovered.
He is a graduate of the University of Copen-
hagen. Denmark, and has been in America
twenty years.
An Interesting lecture will be given BY Rob
ert II. Fickers, of Chicago, next Wednesday
evening at the c. :. P. 5. hall, corner West
ern avenue and West Seventh street Mr.
Nickers at present is travelling in Minnesota
on business. and fortunately the Bohemians
Of ST. Paul made arrangements with him to
stop at st. Paul for one day on his way back
&c Chicago.
The Lake Side Railway Company of Du-
nth fled articles of incorporation yesterday.
The company viii build aud operate a street
Ear line from Lake Side, a suburb of Duluth,
% that city The capital stock is 100000
and tine incorporatOrs are C. H. Graves
Daniel G. Cash. William C. Sargent, George
+. Chester ana John y. Currie, all of Duluth
John Mesenbourg and John B. Waschen-
berger. two of the clerks employed i'll the
:ity trcasurer's Office, have been notified by
uity Treasurer Miller that their services will
not be required after July 1. Both gentle
men have Seen in the Office for the past fve~
Years. The men to be appointed to fill the
Facancies have been selected, but their
names have not been announced.
The board Of public works yesterday
awarded contracts for sewer on Lombard
avenue 10 James Hansen for $40, and for the
sewer on Grotto street to Patrick Doherty for
1851. Assessments were confirmed for
sewers on Beech street, from Seventh to
Mendoza street; on Portland avenue, from
avon to Victoria, and on Victoria from Port
land to Leslie avenue; also for
grading alleys in block Q, Keller's
subdivision block ]. Dayton's addition.
and in block O. Mackubin d Marshalrs addi-
lion. between Martin and Fuller streets.
Proceedings were annulled in the opening of
Burns avenue, from Kennard street south to
city limits.