St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-07
SAINT PAUL.
GLEANINGS.

One minor building permit was issued
yesterday.
h.>,.n keepers of houses of iH-fame
paid SlG0 each into the treasury OF the
police court eSterday.
a fire IN the tailoring establishment
of Herman Gall, 800 jackson street. last
evening did $50 worth of damage.
The pay rolls of the city employees and
S74, 5.62, are in the hands of the comp
troIler.
The Calendar carnival at the Peoples
church will continue this eyeEing, aud
also tomorrow, when it will be the clos
ing day.
The Central w. C. 1. U. will meet
this afternt on at O'clock at the Nalen-
tine block. All members are requested
10 be present.
The Central w. C. T. U. will meet
Thursday, Dec. Z, at s O'Clock. in the
Valentine block, corner Wabasna and
Ninth streets.
The bookbinders, the tin, sheet iron
and cornice workers unions and 1910,
The Scandinavian assembly X. -of L.,
held regular meetings at Labor hall
last night.
An invitation is extended to all ladies
who are in search of Christmas gifts to
visit the sale of fancy articles in the
parlOrs of the Peoples church today and
tomorrow.
Judge Twohy yesterday held to The
grand jury i'll $1,000 bail Joseph Le-
vogue, who is charged by Ella Sansen
with seduction. Leveque, when ar
raigned, waived examination.
The sale 10 be given by the ladies Of
Emmanuel church this AFTERNOON and
evening will be held in the Guild room,
160 North Victoria street. Oyster sup
per, % cents, from until D. III.
Mayor Wright received telegram
yesterday announcing the death of his
sister, Miss Caroline Wright, at Cham
l'arsburg, Pa. The mayor left for the
East last evening. to attend the funeral.
ST. Luke's hospital gave an excellent
business dinner yesterday on Sixth
street, opposite the Ryan hotel. The
proceeds are for charitable purposes.
Dinner viii be served at theHsame place
today from II to 2 D. IN.
The preliminary examination of
Michael Lynch. who is charged with
picking the pocket of Mrs. Emma Sem
pie Oh Seventh street Monday night.
was continued in the police court yes
terday to next Wednesday.
Yesterday Frederick Kossiniller, en-
ployed as laberer by the Portland
Stone company, fell from load Of
gravel and the wagon passed over his
leg, intiicting severe fracture. He
was taken TO his home at 800 Rice
street, and attended by DIR. Stamm.
A sale and supper will be given by
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Memorial
Lutheran Church at TAT Portland ave-
nue., near Grotto street, this Thursday
afternoon and evening from 10 10 D. w.
a number Of beautiful ana useful
christmas articles will be placed on
sale. Supper from 6 to s.
Charles Rutherford aud William and
a ustln Hoban, who were arrested for
-aSsaulting Night Waterman Duffy at
the Grand on Monday night, were ar
raigped intlle poilce court yesterday
The two Hobans were discharged, and
the trial of Rutherford Oh a charge OF
assault and battery was continued to
Saturday.
AT the meeting of the TheosophicaI
society at Room 521, Endicott building.
tonight paper wilt be read on States
of Consciousness" Hereafter the room
OF the society will besnpenz every Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
DAY afternoons from 2 to O'Clock for
the benefit of those desiring informa-
Non about theosophy who cannot at
tend regular meetings.
L. Feiieh, Edward O'Reagan aud
frank Smith were i'm the police court
yesterday, charged with picking the
pocket Of Conductor New on the inter-
urban line Sunday evening. The evil
dence was not considered very cunclus-
I've as 10 OtReagan and Yeitch and lhey
were discharged Smith, in default of
SOD fine aTent1out for sixty days.
The marriage of c.. Z. Ellis and Miss
Margaret Agnes McCaughey took place
yesterday afternoon at 3'o'clock at the
residence of the BRIDES parents. The
wedding was quiet and beautiful one.
and III the presence of relatives only.
Kew. John Paul Egbert OBLIGATED. They
leave today on an extended tour. and
Will be at home after JAM at 252 Selby
avenue.
The charge of vagrancy against John
Wilson, John Hamberg and Charles
Baker Was aired in the police court yes.
terday. The parties were arrested NV
Detective McGuiggan, who recently
declared "he had been getting the worst
OF 1t for some time" According to the
statements of the officer on the stand
ne had seen the men steering suckers
many times. but they were not so en-
gagged when he made The arrest. Baker
was fined $25 and the two others dis
charged