St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-15
SAINT PAUL.
FOR SUNDAY BKEAKFAST.

The United States circuit cour of APP
ptajs meets Monday at 10 a. III.
Tie park uoar,. will hold a regular
meeting Monday night at O'Clock:
Comptroller McCardy returned yeSter-
day from ten days trip to Chicago.
ASS, mbiymen Van Siyke and Doran
left last evening for a weeks Visit to
Chicago.
The beard of county commissioners
will meet III regular session at 10 a. Ill.
tomorrow.
Henry Wolfer warden OF the state
prison, called at the Office of II. II.
Hart yesterday.
The city officials and employees will
be paid September salaries tomorrow.
The amount ia be dis5ursed Is SS2. 1860,
Another meeting of The special Joint
council committee on unemployed labor
is called for tomorrow afternoon at )
O'clock.
Rev. Dr. Hebron will deliver an ad
dress To men in Crusaders hail, corner
Fort and Sixth streets, at 3 O'clock this
afternoon.
A building permit was issued yester-
day to- James Cleary for a $4,000 resi-
Oence to be erected on Paramount ave-
nue., between Avon and Victoria streets.
The grand jurors were at work yes
terday morning considering Jail eases,
and adjourned until Monday morning,
when it is expected another report will
be made.
Rev. G. l.. Morrill,, it is announced,
viii deliver a patriotic lecture i'll the
Grand opera house at 2:3O this after
noon. An admission fee of 10 cents
will be charged. "Golightly" should
draw well.
john Flynn. arrested on Friday on a
charge of hurglariZing HudSOn'S cloth
Ing store, was an emplOye of the North
ern Pacific Express company, and not
of the Great Northern Express company,
as stated i'll the GLOBE.
Barney Smith, who was severely
dubbed by Patrolman Morse while re-
sSting arrest a few days ago, appeared
in the police court yesterday, and after
pleading guilty to drunkenness paid a
line OF SO and was discharged.
George Pruden. who was on trial be-
fore Judge Twuhy and a jury i'll the
police court yesterday, was discharged,
the jury returning a verdict of mot
guilty. Pruden. it is alleged. stole Il
IS bill from the cash drawer of E. Her
MANN July ).
The preliminary examination of Will
lam and Patrick McDonough. who as
sauited Mike O'Donnell Wednesday
night, was postponed in the police court
yesterday To Thursday next. O'DOn-
nell was not able to be in court. and the
county attorney reported his condition
rather serious.
Preparations are under way for the
annual conference of the state board of
charities and corrections, which will
meet in kilnnn1npijS nn IN and
This is the second conference that has
been held in the state and it is the in
tentIon 10 invite all persons Interested
In this kind OF work.
The saloon OF j. Peterson. at 255 East
Seventh street, was burglariZed Friday
night, and 50 i'll cash and package of
cigars and liquor carried off. Entrance
was effected 10y a rear door, or rather
the rear door was found open by the
officer on the beat a few moments after
the saloon mad been closed.
In yesterdays GLOBE appeared an
item stating that a travelling man
named Frisbie had been robbed of a
scarf pin valued at $3.50. A Mr.. Frisbie.
who claims lie is the man alluded to.
desires the GLOBE to state that there is
no basis for the story. He is, therefore,
gwen the benefit of his denial
Members OF Acker Post No. 81, T.. a.
r., will go to the soldiers nome at Min
nehaha Falls today to participate in the
dedication ceremonies of the new chapel
Thay will 90 by boat from ST. Paul, leaV-
ing the foot OF jackson street at o'clock
j.. IN. by steamer George Hays. and the
fare for the round trip has been fixed at
% cents. All friends are invited.
Many are the tales of woe, bein re-
lated Of foolish people who took their
savings out of Safe banks to hide them
away. Burglars broke into the house