St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-05
SAINT PAUL.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

TALh OF tn II 40 ".
The board of park commissioners meet to-
morrow evening at o'clock.
6 The state board of boiler inspectors will
hold a meeting early this week.
The aldermanic committees on claims and
acquisitions meet at o'clock tomorrow.
Nick Weller has sued A. NJ. Levy ct al. to
recover So % due on notes and an open &C
count
The Ladies' and Gentlemen's society, So
cial organization of st. Paul, incorporated
yesterday.
The musicians union will hold its regular
meeting at Straka's hall Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock.
There were but few callers at the COVER
nors Office yesterday, and the executive took
Il half holiday III the afternoon.
The Vega society will give a masquerade
bail at Market hail Saturday evening, Feb. IL.
Prizes will be given for the best costumes.
A dozen females, representing the keepers
IF that number of houses of ill-fame, paid
$1,000 into the municipal court yesterday.
Scarlet fever Is reported on Dale street,
near MARYLAND. and diphtheria at S23 Van
Buren,. rs Wells and Cleveland avenue and
81. Clair street.
The assembly committee on claims will
hold Il session Monday afternoon at $3.50
d clock and the; committee on streets at 1880
in the evening.
Public Examiner Kenyon yesterday issued
certificate to the State bank of Litchheld
authorizing its increase of capital stock from
$50, 900 to $4,000.
The court house and city hall commission
will meet at II o'clock tomorrow morning
and settle the question of quarters for the va
uOus departments.
Rev. r. G. Boyille, of Hamiuol- Ont,
prominent divine will preach in the First
Baptist church at the regular houls this
morning and evening.
A permit for alterations on the seventh
floor of the New York Life building was is
sued to Hennessey Bros. The cost of the
changes is estimated at $500.
Pensions were granted last week through
The adiutant generals Office to Rebecca Col
iier, ST. Paul, S., and Benjamin Taylor, Red
Wing Sl7, formerly receiving S..
After the evidence was completed on be-
half of Flemm in his personal injury case
against the Northern Pacific railroad, Judge
Nelson heard an extended argument on
notion 10 dismiss. and took the motion under
consideration until Monday.
In accordance with the request of the
rounty superintendent of the state, the
spring examinations of teachers in the diff
ferent counties will be held on the 18th, Sth,
10th, I1th 18th and 18th of March.
Prof. j. F. Downey, of the University of
Minnesota will lecture at Asbury NJ. E.
church next Tuesday evening instead of
Prof Sanford as heretofore. announced.
Prof Downey's subject is ''Sherman's At
Ianta Campaign and the March to the Sea-"
Fred L. Seixas left yesterday to take posi-
ton on the editorial department of the
News-Tribune. Mr.. Seixas is a conscientious
newspaper boy. and his industry, coupled
with experience i'll the work at st. Paul
equip him for efficient services i'll the Zenith
CITY, A host of friends here wish him we'll
in the new field.
The Wisconsin Lumber company, of Fari
bault Mimi. filed articles of incorporation
Yesterday afternoon, and will commence
business March /. The capital stock is $780,,
GO. The incorporators are Alison Blodgett
Hr., W. E. Blodgett, 4. Blodgett Jr. and
Hudson Wilson, all of FarIhault, and c. w.
Biodgett of Mortified.
Al the meeting of the hoard of public
works tomorrow afternoon bids will be open
for the following work: Filling lots in Lew
y second addition, draining block Is, Fair
view addition; grading alley IN j. R. Weid9's
addition. The assessment for Estimate No
b wooden sidewalks Will come up for con-
firmation al the same time.
For the past week twelve men, by resaon
of hard luck and the extreme cold weather.
have been putting up at the central station
each night. Yesterday morning the dozen
were arraigned i'll the police court, charged,
with vagmncy. Seven of them were dis
charged and the others sent out for thirty
days.
The legislative committee from the board
of aldermen is called for tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. The only matter to come up is
resolution introduced by Aid. Franklin, di
recting the legislative delegation to secure
such legislation as will prevent the park
beard from expanding money for park pur-
poses without the approval of the common
council.
Robert Warrington was before Judge Tuohv
Yesterday afternoon on a charge of larceny
The warrant was issued on complaint of
William Dampier, and alleges that Warning
ton collected ST belonging to the firm of
which The complaining witness and defend
ant were members Warrington was released
on his own recognizance, and the case con-
tinued TO Feb S.
At the Clifton-William Moffat Whitman
tic, Conn; Tokuson Kokuzowa, Ashikaga,
Japan; W. D. Mcdonald Avondale Mimi
Il. E. La Clair ABERDEEN. S. D.; j. A. Hollir,
Monticello; c. A. on, Dickinson, N. D.. G.
&. Stevning, Stephen, Mimi: E. F. Westfall,
Fulton, s. D.; E. H. Benjamin, William II.
Konkle. Lewis ". Peck. Chicago; Leon V.
Caswold and wife, st. Louis; T. L. Weimers-
klrch, Wabasha; II, II. Young and family,
Red Wing.
Licenses have been issued TO the following
Insurance companies: The Covenant Nut
nal Benefit association, Galesburg, ILL.,;
Bankers Mutual Aid association, St. Paul.
Mimi; United States Life Insurance CON-
pany, New York city; The Insurance Com
pany of the State of Pennsylvania, Fhila-
delph:a, Pa; The.Fidelity and Casualty In
5urance company, of New York city; Con-
necticut Indemnity association, Waterbury,
Conn, and Masonic Mutual Aid association,
Minneapolis, Mimi.