St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-10
SAINT PAUL.
SAUCE FOR SUNDAY.

Bertha Liesch was ex amined in the pro-
bate court yesterday touching her sanity. but
was DISCHARGED.
Prof Louis c.. Tuck, of the FarlbauM school
for the deaf, will lecture to the mutes OF this
city at I0:30 o'clock at 20 East Seventh street.
The resignation of Second Lieutenant j.
L. Bird of Company d, Second regiment
was accepted by the adjutant general yester
day. =
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Crescent Creamery company last week
! the capital stock was increased from $}0O,OO9
10 100000.
! IT. D. Sheehan will deliver an address this
afternoon at the meeting of the Father
Matthew society, to be followed by a literary
! programme.
Fred La Chantz, the burglar arrested in the
act of robbing house on Collins street some
days ago, was yesterday held to the era nd
:, jury under $1,000 bail.
John johnson was arrested by Officer
Smith late last night He was trying to dis
pose of q valuable goatskin robe which he is
supposed to have stolen.
c. H. Wilmot has returned to his home.
No. 6S2 Canada street. after having spent the
winter visiting the principal cities through
out Southern California.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
officer yesterday from 2043 Carroll street and
6S3 Hewitt street, and diphtheria was report
ed from 963 Dywson street.
Postmaster Castle yesterday forwarded to
the assistant treasurer of the United States
at New York $4,000, the accumulations of
nine days in the st. Paul pos toffice over and
above the outlay.
There will be gospel meeting for men in
Association hall, Lowry arcade, today at 80.
Good speaking. Music wall be furnished by
the Association orchestra. All young len
are especially invited.
Mrs. Smith. secretary OF the Women's Chris
tian home, writes: THE Women's Christian
home is in pressing need of parlor carpet
and a folding bed in making spring changes.
Cannot some kind hand supply these needsT
Mrs Clara c. Hoffman, president of the
Missouri ". G. It. T., will lecture on the 21st
inst. at Association hall, Y. M. C. A, Lowry
Arcade, under the auspices of the Lady
Somerset W. c. T. U. Mrs. Hoffman is an
exceptionally fine speaker.
John Scharffbillig has entered suit against
John Joseph Scharffbllig to recover S69.4
taxes paid by him on land of which he was
in possession in the belief that he owned it,
but which was decided to belong 10 the de-
PENDANT in an action brought to quiet the
title thereto.
Prof. W. F. Rocheleau, of Moorehead;
Prof. j. II. McCleary, of Mankato: Supt
Lafayette Bliss, of henderson; E. A. Taylor,
of Chaska; II b. Conlon, of Belle PLANE;
Rev. M. Pollock and daughter, of Fergus
Falls and Prof. f. " Hubbard, of Waseca,
were capitol callers yesterday.
A spirited team of horses hitched to
coach made lively scene on East Third
street at 5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon by
running away and demolishing part OF the
vehicle. The occupant of the coach. Mrs.
j A Humbird. of 527 Dayton avenue,
Jumped to the ground while the team was
running and escaped unhurt.
{ Thursday evening last, while riding with
! playmate on safety bicycle, little May
Weaver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John d.
; Weaver, 449 Selby avenue. was thrown to the
pavement by dog and broke her left ar N.
! She is one of the most popular little misses
, on the hill, and her misfortune is deplored
by legion of true hearted friends.
The building committee of the Odd Eel
: lows. having in charge the matter of the
proposed erection of an I. o. O.. F. temple,
met last night Several propositions for q
site for the proposed edifice were received
The committee will meet again next Wednes-
day night, at which time several other sites
VIII be submitted. The selection of a site
will not be determined next Wednesday and
probably not for some time yet.
The National Savings, Loan and Building
association has applied to the district court
for an order appointing Charles L. Hamilton
as its trustee in place of the st. Paul Trust
company. 1t is asserted that the petitioner
sought to have the stale treasurer appointed
but he would not accept The trust; that by
appointing new trustee the petitioner VIII
save per cent on the face of its mortgages
and securities.
The st. Paul White Lead and Oil works.
whose plant on the West side was destroyed
last Wednesday, have rented temporary quar-
, tiers with Blodgett g. 0sgood OH lower Fourth
street. where they will open for business to-
morrow. The company will rebuild on the
site of their destroyed factory, and will start
out OH a larger scale than ever Ill q few
months. The construction of their new
building will commence as soon as their in
surance has been adjusted.
Schiller Grove No. 3. of the Order of
Druids reelected the following officers for
the ensuing term, last night: Noble arch,
Henry Weber; vice arch, Charles Koenlg;
secretary, A. larson: treasurer. Joseph Neu-
meier; grand representa- ives, Charles
Matthias. Frank Werner Henry Weber. 1t is
expected twenty-five new candidates will be
initiated Thursday, making an increase from
forty eight to 159 members in three months.
A concert and ball will be given at market
hall May rs.
The following pensions were reported as
having been allowed during the past week:
W. H. Foster, Randolph, $12; 1. E. Carpen-
ter, Minneapolis ST.; A. P Blackman, ST.
Paul. SIT; P. L. Coffin, Maple Plain. SIS; j.
d. Hearker, Fergus Falls, S12; George II.
Thorn, Hutchinson, SIS; P. C. Anderson.
Glyndon. S12; II. Fleum Wasioga, S.; Emily
Vandenvorker st. Paul. So; W. W. Matthews,
Minneapolis, Sl?; James Babb, Mortified,
S.; Fred Johaker Wabasha, S12; M Olin.
Mortified. SIS.
The Great Plymouth Clothing
House.