St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-14
SAINT PAUL.
CITY CHIPS.

Regular meeting of the assembly tonight.
Six minor permits aggregating Sl.5o0 were
issued from the building inspectors office
yesterday.
Miss Josie E. Morris, of Wilmington, Del.
lis visiting ST. Paul the guest of Miss Kitty
Eartigan. of 1874 Rondo street.
Chief Garvin went to Belle Plain yesterday
to purchase saddle horse. and Capt. Cook
was liking for day. during his absence.
The personal injury case of John Brown
against the Kansas City Railway company is
in the hands of a jury OF the federal court.
The case against Pat Hill. charged with
burgiarzng the residence of Arnold Kali
1,r,n, was continued by Judge Twohy for one
week.
The Sandstrom personal injury case against
the Northern Pacific Railroad company is
/: still on trial in Judge Thomas side of the
United States circuit court.
Judge Otis has fled an order in the matter
of the estate of w. II. Hurd, an insoiyent,
and has directed Walter Boeh. as receiver, to
make disbursements to creditors.
The July meeting of the st. Paul Railroad
Clerks association will be held this evening
in their new quarters, in the Merrill build
ing. corner Fifth and ST Peter streets.
AT a meeting of the Sixth Ward Business
Mems union the following officers were
elected: President Paul Martini vice presi
dent. Harry Franklin; secretary, c. S.Scbur-
man; treasurer. o. A. Beale. 49,
William Ward, who struck in the head
by Frank o'Connor Tuesday night, was re-
ported as slightly improved yesterday.
'O.Connor was arraigned in the police court
and his case continued to July 20.
The city officers, police ana fire depart
ments will be paid June salaries tomorrow
morning. the street and sewer force in the
afternoon and school teachers Saturday.
The pay rolls aggregate Sl01, 900.
Z. T. Sicily aud James Mcdonald were in
the police court charged with the larceny of
a lot of lead pipe from n house on Washing
ton street. Mcdonald was discharged, and
the trial of Sicily will be held this morning.
The people of Inver Grove are rejoiced to
find that the Mr.. the so called Won. Arnold,
has1left their little town-especially the Off
GERS of the law-for his presence there was
the cause of constant annoyance among the
citizens.
The police were notified yesterday that
George w. Morton, barber. was missing.
Morton had been living at 1926 Charles street
up to June , He went away that day and
nothing has been heard from him since. Fl e
: left his clothes and implements of his trade
behind him.
special meeting of the common council
is called for this evening at 7:30. Under a
provision of the Bell charter the mayor is re-
quired to transmit to the council the annual
report of the board of education, with his
approval or disapproval, and such recon-
mendations as he may wish to make. The
meeting is called for this purpose.
A pleasant open air dinner was given to a
company Of prominent Germans yesterday
by f. Bredemeyer. of this city. on the occa-
sion of his forty-first birthday. The outing
occurred at ChariesShilker's summer garden.
Inver Grove. Among those present were:
George Mueller. Edward Hoenck, Herman
A. Hagerman, Maj. E. A. Calienius and Prof.
g p. L. Lyons.
Tonight is the thirty-sxth consecutive per
Torrance by the Jeannie Winston Opera
company at the Metropolitan opera house
and will be celebrated by presenting each
lady holding reserved seat with cabinet
photograph of Miss Winston in character
The sale has been large and Donna juan
. ita'' will i'll all pro liability be greeted by a
large audience this evening.
Lifts players have, by their good work this
season. demonstrated the latent strength of
the company. and it Will not be considered
an overorawn statement to say that it is an
exceedingly talented organization. and in
the hands of such capable people such
grand play as THE Silver King" in which
they are to be seen all of next week, cam OF
but be exceedingly well presented. Entirely
new scenery and effects are being prepared.
and everything will be done to make the
Staging entirely in harmony with the strength
Of the play and the excellence of the cast.
July at the "PiyNnOutla,,C Corner.
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