St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-26
SAINT PAUL.
GTOBULES.

meeting of the park board is called for
tomorrow evening.
The regular school board meeting Will DC
held next Wednesday.
Three minor building permits, aggregatlng
800, were issued Yesterday.
Rev. Alexander Christie of Minneapolis,
will deliver the second lecture i'll the Lenten
course at ST. Lukes church this evening.
j. W. Harvey, of the Electrical Engineering
and Supply company, has gone TO the Hot
Springs Ark, for his health, 10 remain until
warm weather.
Reported at the health office Yesterday
Twelve births; four deaths; scarlet fever at
sos South Robert; diphtheria at 27l Pennsyl-
vania avenue and GA L Orient street.
Mrs Mary L. Leavens, OF Faribault. was
elected president of The Woman's Relief
corps, at the meeting of that society in Sc
Paul last week, aud Mrs Jemima Clifford
was elected senior vice president &
The preliminary examination of Banlet
FLYNN, charged with assault andpocEesplek-
ing. was again continued in the police court
Yesterday. The day now set for the hearing
is March ,.
Mary j Cotter has begun personal injury
action against the st. Paul City Railway com
pany to recover $4,000. When she was getting
off a car last August, at the intersection OF
Selby and Summit avenues, the car was
started without warning, throwing her to the
ground.
GLOBE subscriber asks q question that
is agitating the members OF the club In
which he boards, and would like TO hear
what the readers of the GLOBE think of the
matter: Which is the proper expression,
Tomorrow is Sunday" or Tomorrow Will
be sunday
Bishop c. IL. Fowler, D. D., LII. H., Will
address special gospel service to be held
under the auspices OF the Young Womans
Friendly association, in the Central Presoy-
terrain church, Cedar and Exchange streets,
Sunday, March 8, at 3 p. M. The public is
cordially invited.
The affidavit of Bruno Beaupre was filed in
the clerks Office OF the district court yester-
day stating that the assets of the Beaupre
Mercantile company will not exceed S2OO,OOO.
Theodore Borup. as assignee, filed his bond
in the sum of 100000, with E. n. Saunders
and 7. l.. Schuemeier as sureties.
The boiler inspectors met yesterday morn
ing and approved the changes made in the
rules, as suggested by the meeting several
days ago. The board adjourned, subject to
the call of President Clark, who was gwen
authority. however to act in ali but the most
important matters with the governor.
The police have arrested James McDer-
mott and Gus Taylor, two boys who were
peddling cigars stolen from Birmingham
Bros. grocery last Sunday. The detectives
say there is another OF the party who as
sisted in the burglary still at large. and in
order to have all three tried at once the case
was continued to March 3.
The executive committee Of the Mills
meetings has arranged for Christian mass
meeting to be held in the Central Presbyte
rian church, Sunday evening, March s, in
the interest of The Mills meetings. All pas
tors are requested to annou nee this Sunday,
Feb. 26, and March s, and with their congre-
cations TO attend this meeting.
The Photographic Recorder is new
monthly publication added TO the list in ST.
Paul. The paper is devoted to the photo
graphic art and is published by Zimmerman
brothers. The STYLE is neat and the makeup
pleasing. The February number embraces
sixteen pages, and is q welcome addition TO
the literary field.
Jack Manning, who burglarized Schnel &
Kronk's cutlery store on jackson street
month ago, waived examination in the police
court Yesterday and was held to the grand
for thirty days just after the burglary on
charge of yagrancy and his term at that in
stitution expired yesterday.