St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-17
SAINT PAUL.
CITY DRIFT.

Two births and two deaths were reported
so the health officer yesterday.
81 Croix station on the Wisconsin Central
Sill hereafter be known as Somerset
The usual meeting of the National Relig7
Nus Liberty association will be held tomor-
low evening"
This afternoon the aldermanic committees
an ways and means on streets anu oh
licenses will meet at the city hall
The matter of the assessments in the lndlan
Mound park improvement was considered by
the board of public works yesterday, but no
results were reached.
James O'Neill and his excellent company
will give two more performances OF that
superb production. "Fontenele," today mat
inee at :39 and tonight at s:i5
Hon John NJ. Holt we'll known among the
cattle men and politicians of Custer county,
Montana, was at the Sherman yesterday on
his way to the South, where he will buy cat
tie this winter.
officer Delosso yesterday arrested, on
warrant, William Book, who says he IS
bookkeeper and who is charged with emoez-
zling small sum of money from Maender
Brothers, by whom he was employed.
Last evening the butcher shop of Adolph
Lachenmayer, corner of Mackubln and
Thomas streets. was damaged by fire to the
extent of $500 His wife and one OF the
children were pretty lady but not fatally
burned.
The residence of Charles Johnson, 1O4S
Burr street was damaged by fire yesterday
morning to the extent of $1,000; contents,
$500. The residence was nearly neWbnd cost
$4,000. The insurance on the house and con-
tents amounted to $500.
There will be meeting tonight at the
Phoenix club OF the captains of the several
teams which will participate i'll the tug OF
war tournamentto be held here during the
HOLIDAYS. The meeting is for the purpose OF
making plans for the tourney.
A lad of sixteen, named John McDonoUgh,
was arrested last evening by Officer Blades
on the charge of attempting to steal suit OF
clothes from dummy in front Of store on
Seventh street, near Locust The boy was
locked up at the central station.
Col Timothy d. Sheahan had the 0misfor
tune to miss his footing last Sunday evening
at his residence and TO be precipitated down
q flight of stairs. lie was considerably
bruised. but no bones were broken Col
Sheehau expects to be back in the United
States marshal office in a few days.
William Baer, who was arrested on Thurs
day for using abusive language to lady, and
released on his own recognizance until yes
terday, failed to show up and was arrested
on a bench warrant by Officer Horne i'll the
afternoon His case was continued until
Tuesday. Baer was held without bail.
Some careless person, seeing smoke issuing
from the recently burned out Foggs restau-
rant turned in an alarm of fire last night at
$50 and called cut the department. The
smoke was caused by a fire built by the men
who were cleaning the debris from the
burned building and no damage was done.
Officers Joe Davis and Goven pulled low
house last night and took in Louise Finley.
the madame and Adrienna Gulon; John
Weir Phnneas Blair and William Sealsdorf.
The arrested crowd was locked up at the
central station. The house was located in an
alley in the rear of a saloon on st. Peter
street.
Rev. w. S. Vail will preach for the Univer-
salist church in the Grand opera house Sun
day morning at IL o'clock. Subject. "a
Street Incident in ST. Paul" The University
male quartette will sing. There Is Blessed
Home, - and II Am Going Home and the st
Anthony hill orchestra will play. All are
welcome.