St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-19
DRIFT OF CITY NEWS.

II ACdilu OlllCS WAS uOtiIleQ Ncsterudy VI
q case of diphtheria at944 Harrington avenue
DR.. Julia Hill has recovered from q three
weeks illness, and will resume her practice
as usual.
The shoemakers II the bricklayers'
unions held regular meetings at Labor hall
last night.
The press-feeders were busy at last nights
meeting adopting new bylaws that embrace
a scale CT wages.
Miss Anna Madden. OF Chicago, and Mrs.
Will Davis, of Minneapolis. visited Mrs. E.
G. Short the early part of the week.
Hon. 1. Donnelly and Judge j L. Macdon-
aid speak at Market hall this evening i'll sup
port of the claims of the Peoples party.
Miss Fanny RaIphe. of Winona, who has
been visiting friends in the Twin Cities for
The past month, returns to her home today.
The Ancient Order of n%ibernians Of the
county will celebrate their fourth semi-au-
nual reunion at Wildwood. White Bear lake.
Peter Franzwa, who keeps a saloon at 791
East Seventh street, paid $50 in the police
court yesterday for keeping his place of bust
ness open after midnight.
The American scandinavian league held q
Republican ratification meeting last night at
Twin City hall. Col. Kiefer and Hon. f. G.
Stevens were the speakers.
a death certificate fled at the health Office
yesterday gave. under the head of cause of
death, 'epileptic, liquor and heat" The
deceased was Il young man LWenty-oney years
old.
TIL board of public works yesterday
awarded the contract for grading Burgess
street, from Dale to Western to Ferdinand
Boyer. The bid accepted was 10 do the work
for S3,O4l.
Nine. n. j. Ferguson and daughter. of
N1eksburg, Miss, having spent a month
with her sister. julia Hill, left Thursday for
Seattle, Wash, where she will make her fut-
ure home.
Blue Jeans was presented before an
other large audience at the Metropolitan last
night. The company will give but three
more performances, tonight, tomorrow matt
nee and night.
An appeal has been taken from the probate
to the district court by the st. Paul Title In
surance company. as administrator of the
estate of James Burns. from au order allow
ing a claim to Bridget F.. Birch.
j. II. Purinton, a clerk in the Office of the
city engineer for the past three years. re-
signed yesterday. He has accepted a more
lucrative position in the claims department
of the Twin City Rapid Transit company.
The chairman of the Northwestern Passen-
ger association has wired that all tickets sold
at special rates for the Twin City Race meet
ing will be extended to Aug. %, inclusive,
over all roads Chicago to st. Paul and return.
Cosgrove & Grants comedians in the great
comedy sensation called "rhe Dazzler," will
be seen at the Metropolitan next Sunday
night. 1t stands at the head of farce comedy
organizations, lot only in numbers, but in
quality and material.
Paul Malmstrom, an account of whose
transactions and arrest was given in yester-
days GLOBE, was arraigned in the police
court yesterday. His case was confined until
Saturday morning, and in default of $1,000
bail. he was committed.
Mrs. Mary S. Homes died at an early hour
yesterday morning at her residence, WI Burr
street. She had been i'll seven months. She
was for four years chief justice of Sisterhood
Branch 542, O.. j. II. The funeral will occur
this afternoon from her late home.
A permit was issued yesterday from the
building inspectors office to the Great North
ern Railway company. The building to be
constructed is q one-story brick freight house
500 by 80 on East Third street, between Broad
way and Olive. Til cost is given as Sl9,0)9.
Articlts incorporating the Silver Chief
Mining company, of Minneapolis, were filed
with The secretary OF state yesterday. The
capital stock Is 500, 00o- The incorporators
are B. F. Moore, C. L. Mendle, F. NJ. Hutch
inson. F. l.. Fayory, F. E. Mix and W. +.
Prayer, all of minneapolis.
Col. Monitort, at the request OF the COM
missioners of the Stock Breeders associa-
ton, has called a meeting OF the worlds
fair commission for Sept. IL. The object is
for a conference on the request of the breed
ers' association relative to Il live stock exhibit
at the Columbian exposition.
Jacob Lucksinger, q bartender at Maloney's
saloon, at AS Minnesota street, was before
Judge Twohy yesterday. The charge was
for keeping the saloon pen after midnight.
J Maloney, the proprietor, explained TO the
court that he had given strict orders to ha We
the place closed at IL p. M. This being ad-
mitted by Lucksinger, he was reprimanded
and the case dismissed.
William Floyd Shaw, by his guardian ad
Item, John E. Judge and Josephine NJ.
Shaw have begun al action in the United
States circuit court against Amherst Ii.
Wilder. alleging 5000 damages. 1t is as
serted that in 1880 Wilder trespassed on
eighty acres of land belonging to the late
William Shaw. in Mile Laos county, and cut
therefrom all the pine timber.
a complimentary benefit entertainment
will be gwen OH Saturday evening at Hotel
Lafayette, Lake Minnetonka. The benif-
ciary is Prof. Emil Straka, of the hotel Or
chestra, who has made himself very popular
during the past season at the lake by his
obliging ways and manner aside from the
good music rendered for the guests of the
hotel. The entertainment will consist of
vocal ana Instrumental solos, the orchestra
and an act of ma gical tricks by Prof. Pan
krotf. closing the evening with the usual
Saturday night hop.
The state historical society has been pre-
sented with framed portraits in water colOrs
of the late Capt. James Smelling, of the reg
ular army, a son of the late Col. Josiah
Smelling, of Mrs. Anna C. Smelling, the au-
thoress. The doner is Harry Hunt Smelling,
of StonewaIl. n. Y. This gentleman also
donated a photograph of himself, and two
medalions of Henry Clay and Daniel Web
ster, executed by the sculptor F.. D. Jones in
1851. These gifts were placed in the gallery
of the library yesterday.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians of ST.
Paul will hold their fourth annual reunion
and picnic at Wildwood, going by the new
electric line tomorrow. There is an ex-
cellent programme of sports arranged for the
occasion and it is expected, with favorable
weather, that the largest picnic party that
ever left the city will wend their way to
Wildwood for a day OF enjoyment. Large
delegations are coming from Minneapolis,
Saltwater and other cities throughout the
state. All the state officers of the A. 0. H..
have signlfed their intention of being
present.