St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-01
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

The fees of the insurance commissioners
Office for the month of December are Sl5.
Diphtheria was reported to the health de-
partment yesterday from 795 Lawson street.
There will be a meeting of the principals at
the high school Monday afternoon at 4
O'Clock
The Twilight Dancing club gave social
hop last evening at the A. o. l. w. hall, IL
East Seventh street.
The annual reception of the Master Plumb
ers' Association of ST. Paul will be held at
O'Clock this afternoon in the McQuillan
block.
Henry c. James has sued William DAVIS
ct al. to enforce Judgment for S2.4iO.35 in
favor of Charles Ii. Goodrich-and assigned
TO the plaintiff.
The street car company has conceded that
the citizens of Hamline had genuine griey-
ance and the Old system of street cars has
been restored.
The regular meeting of the board of the
'.Women's Christian Home" will be held at
the corner of John and Olmstaad streets, the
Slh inst, at 10 a. m.
City Treasurer Keis and City Comptroller
Ponthan are at work upon their annual
statements. which will be ready about The
middle of next week.
The National Investment company has be-
gun suit against George Ii. Schickler to re-
cover S444 and garnished funds i'll the hands
CT the Bank of Minnesota.
There Will Be session this evening of
Court Minnehaha. l. o. o. F., at the A o. U.
W. building corner Seventh and Minnesota
streets, from 10 O'Clock.
The engagement of William Hamm. one of
St. Paul's leading business men, and Miss
Mary Scheffer. daughter of Hon. Albert
Scheffer has been announced.
The water service on the West Side will be
shut off Mt O'Clock this morning and con-
tinue so for twenty four hours. in order that
the break in the water main may be repaired.
sylvester ball and gymnastic exhibition
was given last evening by the West side
Turnverein at Martins hall. The proceeds
were TO purchase Christmas gifts for children.
The services at the cathedral today will be
the same as on Sunday. At the last mass,
1880 O'Clock, Il solemn lie Deum will be sung
In thanksgiving for the blessings of the old
year.
The explosion of n gasoline stove in
room over the Fire Store on East Seventh
street called out the fire department yester-
day afternoon, The damage was only nom
inal.
The articles of incorporation of the Int
rior Elevator company. of Minneapolis have
been amended, increasing the capital stock
TO S250.000 and making slight alterations in
the bylaws
City officials were much gratified yesterday
with the judgment rendered in the district
court in favor of the city in the cases of the
Sixth street bridge delinquent assessments.
amounting to $4,000.
The annual meeting of the House of Hope
Presbyterian church will be held Saturday
evening at 7:3) o'clock, at which time re-
ports win be presented by all the societies
connected with the church
Frederick A. Powers, of North Dakota. OBJ
tanned yesterday two mineral leases from the
state auditor, one in section 16, township SO,
range "a, and one in section 16, township 81,
range %, in Itasca county.
The Syndicate Insurance company, of
Minneapolis, yesterday fled an amendment
TO its articles of incorporation increasing the
capital stock Of the company to 100000. all
fully paid up i'll cash. The shares are 2,000in
number of the value CT 800 each
RED Riding Hood Mt the Grand opera
house yesterday afternoon, was attended by
a small audience Miss Hawkins, as before,
bore off the honors in the title role. The
Operetta as a whole was well sung and pref
tily staged.
The remains of DR.. Edward C. Spencer will
arrive tomorrow morning, and the obsequies
will occur Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
at the House of Hope, Rev. d. Christie of
fciating. The funeral will be attended by
the Ramsey County Medical society and the
governor staff.
Hon. A. E. Rice appointed by the gov
ernor to solicit contributions to the Russian
relief fund i'll Kandiyohi county, reports ex-
cellent progress. Mr.. Rice has number of
solicitors out making. q house-to-house can
Fass andis getting from two TO five bushels
of grain in every place.
Ashly Krishkey and Gertie Krishkey, the
rmer.eight years old and the latter six years
old, were arrested last evening and taken to
the central station OH charge of larceny.
They had been given s. by their mother and
sent to buy oil. When arrested the money
was gone, and They had couple of pairs of
shoes some pieces of ribbon and quantity
of candy.
The dancing party given by the Andantino
club at Westmoreland hall last night was
the prettiest affair the club has ever given.
An unusually large number of dancers were
present. and pretty gowns in scores floated
across the waxed ho4. Supper was served
i'll exquisite style. and the year was merrily
danced out.
Judge Twohy, in the municipal court yes
terday, only had three cases to dispose Of
Joseph Brabeck, for being drunk, got SlG:
Joseph Lloyd, for vagrancy, was given thirty
days suspended sentence, and John Mill
gan. for larceny, went out for nintY days.
For the first time in the year no money was
collected in fines.
The olmstead Matrx Material company,
Minneapolis enterprise which proposed to
enter into the manufacture and sale of Mat
riX material and blank, flied articles of in
corporation yesterday with a capital stock of
S250OG0. The incorporators are John W.
Cobb Thomas C. Hargrave and Geo ".
Craft. Minneapolis; and Geo B. Woodward
and John j. McGaughy. of st. Paul.