St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-19
CULLINGs OF A DAY.

Regular meeting of the board Of
aldermen this evening.
Reported at the health Office yester-
day: 694 Cook and sos Butternut streets.
The principals of the city schools met
yesterday at the high school. Supt.
Gilbert presided at the meeting.
The marriage of Miss Carolyn l.. Rose
te Alfred b. Flarsheim will take place
today at tie home Of the brides mother.
The ladies of Acker w. Il. c. No. Z
will give a dime social at the house of
Mrs. Pauiey, ISL East Seventh street,
Tuesday evening, Dec. is. All members
OF the G. a. Il. are invited.
The St. Paul Choral association will
give its annual messiah" concert on
Tuesday, Jan. 2. The sale of season
tickets will begin Wednesday morning,
Dec. ~. at Howard, Farwell & Co.'s.
Mrs. James Connell desires to return
thanks through the GLOBE TO Chief
Jackson and the members of the fire
department for their kindness on the
occasion of the death of her husband.
The meeting of the fire board called
for last evening did not materialize,
owing to the absence from the city of
Commissioners Martin and Freeman.
The board will hold an adjourned SEES
sion On Saturday.
a ball is to be given this evening at
the {. 5. =. S. hall. corner West Sew
enth and " estern avenue, for the bene-
fit of William Redington. Music will
be furnished by the Twin City Banjo
and Mandolin club.
The Rondo street pol ce yesterday ar
rested Albert Boyer. Frank box and
john Tuwner, who are charged with
burglariZIng the saloon OF Henry
Thielen, 5l6 Rice street. Their eases
were continued to Thursday. and IN
default OF 81, 900 bonds they were conf
mitted TO Jail.
The fifth in the series of lectures OH
MEDIEVAL church history will be de-
livered by the Rev. A. n. Carson, ID.
d., of the Central Presbyterian church.
in the Westminster Presbyterian church,
corner Greenwood and Winifred streets,
Tuesday evening. Dec. 16. The subject
Of the lecture will be Germany and
the Reformation"
The board of public works yesterday
confirmed the assessment for sprinkling
district No. =. amounting TO S2,202.09,
under the contract with the Midway
Supply company. The hearing on the
opening of Lake Como and Phalen ave
nue. was adjourned 10 Jan. Is, and the
reasseSsment for the opening Of Bluff
street WAS adjourned to Dec. 20.
Very little was doue at the chamber
of commerce meeting yesterday morE-
ing. The Smalley resolution concern
ing the matter of tariff on iron and lum-
Der, and the SquireS resolution to
amend the bylaws so as to provide for
but one meeting of the board a month,
were laid over. The board adjourned
to Jan. s.
The Republican members of the Oun
Gil will caucus this afternoon on the
nomination of a building inspector.
Friends of Gates A. johnson claim that
he will be the nominee of the caucus.
while the friends of the other candidates
claim Johnson will receive at the most
only seven votes, which is Il short of a
majority.
The concert given for the benefit OF
the Kings Daughters society by the
Beethoven string quartette Friday even
ing last, at Ford's Music hall, melted
S4S9 for the very worthy charity that is
carried on by these young women. BY
an error, Emil Winkler vas reported as
having played q violin solo instead Of
Emil Straka. Mr.. Winkler is not {
member of the quartette.
The Taylor Memorial AID association
llCiu d liVStluB DIT INC Hlsu SCHOUl yes
terday afternoon, Prof. Witbrecht pre-
siding. The meeting had been called t.
elect a president, and Miss. Ella Walker
principal Of the Lincoln school, wa
chosen. The other officers were elected
at a meeting held some time since. AIT
this was the only business i'll hand.
Robert Seng presided at a brief session
of the board of county commissioner
held yesterday morning. A number o
bills were ordered paid, including thos
OF the board Of control. By resolution
of Commissioner Lavallee all the paper
i'll the city OF general circulation are t
be given a chance 10 bid for the publica
ton OF the delinquent tax list for tn
year 1893. This plan includes tn
weekly papers. A resolution was ais
adopted directing that the report of til
boards proceedings be published in til
official paper of the county Oh Fridays