St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-02
SAINT PAUL.
GI,OBUIIES.

Regular meeting OF lne board OF aldermen
this evening.
The board of education will hold regular
meeting tomorrow ut 4:30 p. m.
Bids for street sprinkiing will be opened
by The oaId of public works today.
The sales of lands for delinquent taxes by
the county auditor today embrace the Sixth
Seventh and Eighth assessment districts
AT a meeting OF the fire board last night
only routine business was transacted ana an
adjournment taken to neXI Monday evening
John b. Hoxsie has garnished the funds of
Seth *. Hanes in the hands Of Kavahaugh
& Johnson, 10 satisfy a promiSsory note Tor
Sl75.
Judge Willis court is still engaged in the
trial cf the personal injury case of Mrs. Gal
loway against the Milwaukee rail way COM
pany.
Mike Lynch. who had a dispute with a
roommate named johnson, and to settle the
argument cut Johnson with razor, was
held to the grand jury by Judge Twohy yes
terday.
Sneak thieves entered the rooms of Mrs
F. Y. Mossbrugcer at 106 South Wabasha
street Saturday afternoon, and made off with
SlU0 worth Of jewelry.
sport McAllister' as comedy is I'M
mensely funny, and Comedian Gaylor as an
attraction is an important factor in drawing
the large audiences that attend nightly at
the Grand.
Reported at the health department yesler-
day: Scarlet lever at 640 Brown avenue IS
East Indianq avenue and $40, 4S9 and 49l
Belvidere street; diphtheria at 1O1 East
Twelfth street.
Tn joint committee on printing met yester-
day afternoon and prepared specifications
for the printing of the annual reports of city
officers. The bids for doing the work will lie
opened May IS.
Howard v Miller has begun an action
against Hannah Felt and Herman Felt to
foreclose mortgage TOR $4,000 Oh parts of
lots 20and 21 of block 10 in Lyman Dayton's
addition to ST. Paul.
Probate Judge Olivier has received a letter
from the St Peter insane ASYLUM TO the effect
that L. b. Tyrell, who was sent there from
Ramsey county Feb. g. 1893, had died April
q, and was buriad there.
An electric motor at Wallblom & Thorselrs
furniture store burned out yesterday after
noon, ana the smoke led to the fire depart
ment being called. Damage confined TO the
loss in rewriting the motor.
Murdock Mcpherson. a laborer employed
near the Omaha shops, had his hight leg
broken by large building stone falling on
it yesterday morning Mcpherson has been
i'll the city only three days, and was taken to
the city hospital.
This afternoon The committees having the
matter in hand will meet at the Commercial
club TO take further steps towards the con-
vcnlion that is TO be held i'll the interest of
reciprocal relations between the United
States and Canada.
A very interesting lecture will be given
Friday evening at High School hail. under
the auspices of the Academy of Sciences by
Prof. w. W. Newell, of Cambridge, Mass
The subject is The Study of Folk Lore, on
which Prof Newell is authority
A six-year-old girl was brought to the
DucaS Street station yesterday morning by
one of the patrolmen. The chird could not
tell her name, and at II o'clock last night as
no one had called for her, she was turned
over to a family living near the station, to be
cared for until morning
After the Bostonians ONE the popular com
edian William II. Creme and his company,
presenting on Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
utS evenings the comic Play written by
Brander Matthew's and George II. Jessop.
entitled ION Probation" which proved such
popular success at the Star theater, New
York, this season. On Thursday. Friday and
Saturday nights Mr.. Crane will revive The
Senator, which played to such tremendous
business i'll this city last fall Both plays
will be elaborately staged, and the com pany
practically the same as was here with him
lass season. Sale of seats commence next
Thursday.