St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-26
HERE AND THERE.

Efie Ellser will produce Hazel Kirke" at
the Metropolitan this evening.
Washington lodge. K. P. will give may
party this evening at the old K. P. hall on
Fifth street.
Fire broke out in the paint shop of the
Kansas City road at South Park last evening
but was extnguished with only Sl00 loss.
A pile of rubbish near Third and jackson
streets caught fire yesterday afternoon. and
made five minutes work for the department
Gust Asler all ancient benedict. was ar
raIgned on a charge of beating his wife yes
terday, and his hearing SET for this morning.
George Thatchers Ministries, with Rich &
Harris Comedy company, will present the
new minstrel farce comedy at the Metropoli
tan Sunday evening.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health de-
partmeat yesterday from 1853 Rondo street,
$50 Mendoza street; diphtheria from 5S5 Fort
street and 2s3 Goodrich avenue.
Munson Blair was given ninety days at the
workhouse yesterday for assisting Marti IL
McSweeney in the larceny of several articles
of clothing from Charles Gorton.
The riy; reached the 12l2-foot mark yes
terday morning and remained stationary
Ii is thought to have reached the crisis. and
will bsgiu to fall within the next two days
Acker Post No. q. G. A. R., holds regu-
lar meeting this evening a full attendance
daslraI. in order to complete the necessary
arrangements for memorial services next
Sunday and Decoration day. There will also
be Il muster.
The harnessmakers' union held a large
meeting last night. New members to The
number of eight were added to the roll. max
ing the present enrolment seventy-ire. The
committee reported that the dance at Turner
hall had been fine success.
Cary l. Warren has appealed from the ac-
ton of the common council. which &c .lared
Herman Hardt as alderman. He claims errors
ana misconduct in counting the vote in the
Eighth ward The case goes OH the general
Term calendar of the district court.
Albert Foster, the young man stabbed by
Fred Murphy several weeks ago, is still con-
fined at the city hospital. and the wound in
filcted upon him will probably affect him for
the rest of his life Murphy was arraigned
again yesterday. and the case Continued
another week.
Today the board of public works will CO Il
slider the following improvements: The
matter OF confirmation i'll the proposed
widening and Strengthening Of East Seventh
stree, between RoSabel and Broadway;
hearing in the matter of grading Burgess
street, and in building sewers in Congress
aud Didwen streets, and opening bids for
sewers in Victoria and Pine streets.
The approaching annual reunion OF the
Old Settlers Association OF Minnesota on
June will be of UNUSUAL interest. as it will
banquet that day, for the first time, at Min
neapolis, the guests Of the people of the
Flour City, at the West hotel. Col. West is
making elaborate preparations for feast
worthy of the occasion. Col. Lowry fur
nisheS a special train for the trip from st.
Paul and return. to FUN on extra fast time.
The members of the Press club ana their Ia
dies will this evening be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. 5. Pease. of Anoka. Sixty mem
bers of the club have accepted the invitation
of Mr. and Mrs. Pease and will proceed to
Anoka by the train leaving the union depot
at O'Clock over the Northern Pacific road.
They will return by special train leaving
Anoka at 2:3) a. m. The members of the
Minneapolis Press club will also be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pease.
The retail clerks union held protraeted
meeting last night. The attendance was
large. and a number of visitors from Mime
apolis were present. Four new members
were added to the roll, and four propositions
for membership were fled Louis Nash and
j. F. Mcclure were nominated as cauuldates
to be voted for at the next meeting as deie-
gates to the national convention which meets
at Cleveland. O.. July II. Six petitions were
placed in the hands of as many committees
to be circulated among the retail stores ask
ing them to close on July 2s. the dsy of the
union picnic at Lake Minnetonka.