St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-02
SAINT PAUL.
AROUND THE EDGES.


will be held today at 80 p. III.
The board OF education will hold
regular meeting at 4 O'Clock this after
noon.
Louis Charpentier has attaced the eff
fects of Richard Lehman TO satisfy
claim of S770.S9.
Margaret l.. Davis has made a yolun-
tary assignment to Thomas j. McDer-
mott for the benefit OF general cred
itOrS.
j. II. Bell. chief clerk in the register
of deeds office, was at his desk yeSter-
day, after two weeks SOiOurn at the
worlds fair.
In the police court yesterday Edward
Paetsch, who is charged with passing a
number of forged checks, was held to
the grand jury.
Rev. William Mckinley. d. D., will
conduct quarterly meeting next Sunday
evening at the Olivet Nj. L. church,
Juno and Victoria.
Grace Granger has begun an action
against john HacuSler and Ludevina
Haeuser to forecloSe a mortgage for
LOCO on a lot in Arlington Hills addi-
IiOn.
The governor, state auditor and state
treasurer opeEed big outfit of pro-
posalS yesterday for supplying the capl-
tol with fuel, but nothing was done with
them.
Judge Willis has denied the motion of
the defendant for new trial in the case
of Albert NJ. LaWton and Henry e.
James against the St. Paul Permanent
Loan company.
NJ. j. Tobin. of st. Paul, has been
named as Storekeeper in Collector Ger
raghty's Office, 10 succeed the we'll
known Republican politician, Jared
Benson, OF AnOka.
The First Swedish Baptist church
trustees yesterday took out permit
for the erection of frame chu1ch on
jerks street near Greenbrier. The
edifice will cost $1,000.
Prof. w. W. Pendergast, of the state
department Of education, left last even
ing for Rochester to visit the summer
training school, now in session at that
place. This evening he viii lecture at
Dodge Center.
At the picnic of the laundry workers
union to be held next Sunday at Merrl-
mac island, j. j. Ryder will deliver an
address on Women i'll Trade UniOns,"
and one or two other speakers Will also
deliver short addresses.
At yesterdays meeting of the board
Of equalization, with Aid. Van Slyke in
the chair. an application was made to
strike off the assessment of August
Boyer, who is mail clerk, and charged
Oh the assessors books with 800 as the
value of a saloon.
Frank Clark, arrested in Minneapolis
while endeayOring to dispose of two
steers which he had stolen from John
Marty, was in the police court yeSter-
day. Examination was waived and
led n Ioil n ~
action of the grand jury.
The board of public works yesterday
awarded the contract for the construc-
tiOn Of sewer on Bellows street to
Thomas Linnan for 1885. The same con-
tractor was also awarded the contract
for filling lots in Rogers rearrangement
Of McLean's reservation for $1,000.
The fire department was called to
Hazel Park yesterday afternoon on a
still alarm. Fire had been discovered
in a freight car on the Omaha tracks,
and for time 1t seemed as though the
entire train would be burned. The de-
partment, however, confined the flames
to. two empty cars. The loss is esti-
mated at 81 600.
Yesterday the Litchfeld Car and Ma
chine company filed III the Office of the
secretary Of state a copy of lease of
company, and this company in turn made
an assignment to c. f. Collins, who
turned the same over TO the Central
Car Trust company.
Andrew CAM and John Grady, ar
rested last Saturday, charged with
robbing James Mccoy of s. So, had the
charge of highway robbery dismissed
yesterday morning. They were rear
rested on charge of diSorderly conduct
and sentenced to pay fine of $25 or
thirty days in the wOrkhOuSe.
A civil service examination was held
yesterday in the rooms of the Curtiss
business college. The examination was
conducted by q. w. Hardacre. Superin-
tendent of carriers; o. Ii. Negaard. su-
perintendent of mails; p. NJ. Maroney,
chief clerk at the postotfice. There We're
tWenty-eIght candidates for clerkshipS
and thirty-three for carriers.
Judge Williams and a jury in the
United States circuit court are still ell
gagged in the trial Of the case of Forest
4. Bryant, as administrator. against The
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis d Omaha
Railway Company. The case is being
closely tried. This is the last jury case
to be taken up by the court. The jurors,
other than those on the panel, have
been discharged.
The produce commission men will
meet Thursday at p. III. to perfect
permanent organization. The tempor-
aFy officers are: President, Ii. c.
Hemenway; first vice president, E.
Austin; second vice president, &. M.
Lucas; treasurer, j. q. Robinson. An
advisory board was appointed, consist
ing of the following: K +. Cobb, II,
Schurmeler and j. NJ. Smith. It is very
likely that these will be made the
permanent officers.
Dorothy" the opera that the Wilbur
Opera company is singing this week at
the Metropolitan, is decidedly the best
that they have yet presented in this CITY.
The music is brilliant, the libretto
sparkling, the scenery magnificent, and
the costumes the most elaborate and
gorgeous ever used by any opera COM
pany i'll this city. This production will
hold the boards the balance of the week,
Including the matinee today and Satur-
day.
Inc dinner that is to be served at
ChisagO lakes next Sunday for special
party organized by Charley Beach, of
the Metropolitan, is to be gotten UP and
served by the well known chef, Peter
RamacciOtti, who is doing it solely for
his personal friends that he has here in
ST. Paul who are 10 attend the dinner.
H'Pete" will make this one of the great
est events of the season. He will spare
no expense i'll order to have Il as he
SAYS: mo better was ever served in
this country" Those desiring full par
ticulars should apply to RamaC cio.ti at
his cafe on jackson street, or 10 the
only Beach himself.