St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-07
SAINT PAUL.
CITY NEWS NoTATIoNs.

Five minor permits, aggregatlng $oOO,
were issued by the building inspector
yesterday.
George II. Matthews asks Judgment
against Samuel E. Dawson for $1,000
due on a promissory note.
The F. A. club Will give ball this
evening at their hail, corner OF Soutn
Robert and Fillmore streets.
The regular meeting of Garfield
Women's Relief corps was held last
evening at $50 East Seventh street.
Rev. Dr.. J. NJ. Thoburn Jr., of Du-
luth. will ill the First Nj. +. church pull
pit in this city tomorrow morning
Reported at the health Office yester-
day: Scarlet fever at III Topping
su eel, ana. diplitheria at TIT Seley ave
nue..
The Second Swedish NJ. E. church, OF
MINNEAPOLIS, flied articles Of incOrpora-
lion with the secretary of state yester-
day.
1he following books were received at
the state law library YESTERDAY: Acts OF
Tennessee OF 1898; Laws OF FLORIDA OIL
1893
Tom Sweeney. charged with stealing
a ham from Buckle Bros store, was
sent to the workhOuse yesterday Tor
ninety days.
Four of the high school teachers.
namely, the Misses Flora and Caroline
Austin, Miss Mary J. Beach and Miss
Stevens. left last night for the fair.
The RYAN Drug Company has begun
an action against Alvin Rowe ct al. to
enforce a mechanics lieu for S276 on lot
of Cottage Homes addition TO st. Paul.
John Schilling. who had been arrested
charged with passing d forged check,
had his case dismissed owing TO the
failure of the complaining witness to
appear and prosecute.
Sheriff Charles Andrews, OF Chisago
county, was at the state auditors ounce
yesterday. and collected Sl3.25 ices due
him for conveying a prisoner TO the pen
itentiary.
Edward E. Davidson has begun an
action against George +. BohnSen and
over one hundred others to quiet title to
lot l. in block of Robert " kandalFs
addition to st. Paul.
DIR. Charles B. PiIlsbury, recently APP
pointed by Gov. Nelson a member OF
the state board of medical examiners,
filed his oath of Office yesterday with
the secretary of state.
Joseph Minea as administrator OF the
estate OF Albert ZschCcke has attached
the effects of Thomas F. and Edward ID.
OwingS, to satisfy claim OF Sl,OOO Tor
services as an architect.
The Peoples church industrial school
opens today at 2 D. m. A class for the
training of teachers i'll Kindergarten
work meets at The parish house every
Friday afternoon at 4:30.
The board of abatement will begin its
sessions today. 1t remains to be seen
If it will reduce the assessments as
much as it did last year, when values
were reduced over million dollars.
The church entertainment that was
10 have been given in the Westminster
Presbyterian church, on the West side.
Thursday evening, vas postponed until
Monday evening on account of the IN
clemency of the weather.
Torrance Gallagher, an old man of
eighty one years. who has been main
tanned by the Little Sisters of the Poor,
was adjudged insane by the probate
court yesterday, and will be taken to
the Rochester asylum. He has senile
dementia.
Supt. Gilbert yesterday issued anotice
that principals desiring training school
pupils for field excursions must
notify Miss Darrah not later than noon
Of the day before. otherwise substitutes
will not be sent. There will be meet
ing OF principals on Monday, Oct. 9, in
room 10, at o'clock.
The state railroad and warehouse COM
mission yesterday issued an elevator
license 10 the interior Elevator COM
pany, of Minneapolis, to operate ware
house in Minneapolis heretofore belong
ing to the Peavy elevator system; also a
license TO the Northwestern Elevator
company for new elevator at the
transfer. -.
The Schoolmasters' Club of the Twin
Cities banquet at the Ryan this even
ing. The POSTMASTER will be Charles
NJ. Jordan. superintendent of Mime
apoIis public schools. The club meets
at 80 in Parlor 4, and dimes at Z in the
ordinary. j. c. Bryant, of st. Paul, is
master of arrangements.