St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-12
SAINT PAUL.
SIDE SHOWS.

SavaroI minor building permits were issued
Yesterday amounting in ali to Sl,SN.
There will be a special meeting otthe ooard
of education tomorrow Afternoon 81 4 o'clck-
small blaze at I55 Pleasant avenue called
out the fire department yesterday afternoon
No damage.
Scarlet fever was reported yesterday from
569 Lafond street, and Giphtneria from IVY
Randolph street
The John V. Farwell company has at
tached the effects of samuel Elsner TO satisfy
d 81. O90 promissory note.
Mary Anderson was adiudged insane yes
terday in the probate court ana ordereu
taken 10 he Rochester asylum.
The Hibernian Rifles will hold an adjourned
meeting in A. o. Il. hall this afternoon at 5
O'Clock to complete its organization.
A barr. buggy and harness owned by
Adolph Wagner. at 701 South Victoria street.
was DESTROYED by fire al II O'Clock last night
Fully insured.
Rev. j. j. Keane, of ST. Thomas seminary,
will address the Father Mathew 7. A. socl-
etv in their hall, basement OF cathedral, THIS
afternoon at 4:3l.
Dr. j. NJ. King. the noted Methodist divine,
OF New York city, Will preach in the Central
Park Methodist church, this morning, corner
Minnesota and Twelfth streets.
SophiaL. Winters has garnisheed the funds
of Peter j. Feeney in the hands OF the
'Omaha' road TO satisfy a claim of S24.S0
for goods sold and cash furnished.
John Conway. alias "Joceo" Conway.
James Ryan. Dennis Flynn and o Lally,
four young toughs well known in police cir
Cles. were arrested by the detective force last
night.
Judge Kelly has fled an order in the cause
of The Union Bank of Canada vs. Thomas
J. Flanagan opening a former Judgment
entered in the cause and yacating The len
of the former judgment
The national insurance commissioners
convention will be held in this city, COM
meucing Wednesday. There Will be a meet
ing of fire. life and accident insurance agents
this evening in Room 81, GeTman-American
bank building.
Augusta Richard has begun an action
against Ransom NJ. Lawton and others to
fOrecIose a $1,000 mortgage upon lots II and
l. of Martins advancement Of part OF lots
l. J, ) and {. block Is. of Brown & Jacksons
addition to West st. Paul.
Judge Z. H. Wood, the recently elected
justice of the peace, has opened his new
Office at Room 80. Germania bank building.
Constable stephen McDonough will attend
10 such business as his title would suggest III
this new court of justice.
The supreme court has reversed the decis-
ion of Judge Egan in the case of DR.. Pin
and the city railway company. The ruling
of the appellant court is favOra bic TO the
city railway company. and sets forth that the
company mas power to designate on the
transter slip which line the passenger is
transferred TO.
a large party of delegates to the Supreme
lodge. a. y. L. W, will arrive this morning
from the East to take a special train, which
leaves d. o'clock on the Great Northern
railway. for Helena. II is expected the
party, added to those who so from here and
neighboring states, viii number 300 or more.
The tram viii make a quick run, landing the
delegation in Helena tomorrow evening. The
Supreme lodge meets Tuesday, and will be in
Sc ssion all week.
This evening the Great Northern cars will
take out d party of visiting newspaper men
for a trip up The Red River Valley. They will
be under the escort of General Passenger,
Agent Whitney i Moses Folsom, of the
Great Northern road, and D. K. McGinnis.
secretary of the Grand Fork Chamber of
Commerce. President Palmer, of the Worlds
Fair. and Senator Hansborough, of North Da-
kota, and a delegation from the 81. Press
Club will the visitors.