St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-26
SAINT PAUL.
SiFTlNGS.


The joint committee on Jail site will meet
at3 O'Clock this afternoon.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
department yesterday from 200 Rondo street.
The debate at the Floating Bethel this
evening will be u continuance OF the eight
hour question.
The taking of testimony in the Starkey-
johnson building inspectorship row VIII be
resumed Thursday.
The Athletic park directors will meet at
O'Clock this afternoon TO prepare Tor the
events of the coming season.
During 1891 there were granted to Mime
Bota veterans. through the agency OF AdJt
Gen. Mullen, pensions aggregating Sol,4I4,
covering 376 claims.
The MeMartin Manufacturing company.
Duluth enterprise with $4,000 capital, was
incorporated yesterday, and will manufaet-
ure tinware, boilers, stovepipe, etc.
Edward H. Stahlmaan's saloon, at 462 st.
Peter street. was closed by the sheriff yester-
day afternoon on Il writ of attachment in
favor OF the Hamm Brewing company.
A barn owned by Ed Mccarthy, at the cor
ner of Fairfield and Bellevue. or the West
side, was destroyed by fire and two valuable
horses killed. The loss is placed at $780,
Pension claims have been allowed through
the Office of the adjutant general to d. W.
Huston, Wells, s. per month; Phillip Matter,
Springfield, ST.: D. c. Smith, Roscoe, So.
Rev. F o. Vojelein, who has devot ed
many years to missionary work in Japan,
gave an interesting address last evening in
Emanuel church, corner of Pine street and
Van Slyke court.
The twents-ffth annual meeting OF the
Home for the FriendleSs Association OF the
City OF ST. Paul will be held at the relief
rooms, III East Ninth street, Wednesday
morning at II o clock.
The Blossom Manufacturing Company of
81 Paul organized for the purpose of going
into the extensive manufacture OF sash, doors,
furniture, etc, was Incorporated yesterday.
Tho capital stock is S5),0)0.
Examinations under the rules of the
United States civil service commission will
be held by the local board in ST Paul May =
and Nov. } for all branches of the depart
mental service and the railway mail service.
J. F. Burke and Ed Mason were tried in the
municipal court for stealing skates from c.
II. Parmlec of the Metropolitan rink. The
former was acquitted but the latter was
sentenced TO ninety days in the workhouse-
The boilermakerS will initiate three mem
3 beFs a the next meeting. There was some
discussion last evening on the question OF
hours and wages The organization has not
yet decided upon what action will be taken
IN the premises.
Charles Dnnn's residence at White Bear
Lake was totally destroyed by fire Saturday
night The loss aggregated $3.50. upon
which there was an insurance policy Of 5000.
Mr.. Dunn is a brother of Horace Dunn, the
city editor of the Daily News.
David Olmsted. son of Hon. David Ohm
sted. now deceased. the first mayor of st.
Paul. will donate to the state historical soci-
ETY. Il number of valuable manuscripts relat-
Ing to pioneer days in Minnesota formerly
the property of his father, who was jour
nalist.
The BARRIERS union held a full meeting last
evening. A committee was present to ask
that the Ryan barber shop be taken into the
union 1t was decided TO defer action in the
matter until the next meeting, or until assur-
Rnce will be forthcoming that the shop will
close on Sunday
>. II. Rasche. an old-time resident of St.
Paul. and the brother-in law of Dennis
Ryan, was married recently to a charming
and accomplished lady in Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Rasche was formerly connected with the
Ryan. but of late years he has been identi
fed with the mining industries of Colorado
and Utah.
Prof. HERMANN the famous prestidi gita-
tuer, will again open at the Metropolitan to-
night repeating the same excellent pro=
gramme he presented Sunday evening. He
gives his last TWO performances tomorrow.
matinee and evening. lie will present each
child attending, the matinee flag of all
nations"
The tenem ut at 635 Dayton avenue, oecu-
pied by Charles s. Fee. of the Northern Pa
eiid. caught fire from the furnace in the
basement early yesterday morning. Some
sparks flying from the furnace ignited some
straw lying near. The damage is estimated
at from $50 to So
George Mccarthy. son of a compositor on
the GLOBE, vas, with other boys, yesterday
afternoon firing cannon in imitation of a
battle between the United States and Chilli.
when the charge suddenly exploded and
struck the boy in the tight eye, causing a
very painful wound.
Mary Fuller, disreputable woman living
In a small frame shack on Eighth street. near
jackson, was arrested with a colored COM
panion about S o'clock last evening. A
small coal stove had been kicked over during
theIr revels, which set fire to the shanty and
brough: the fire department to the scene.
The flames were quickly extinguished.