St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-14
CITY CURRENCY.

Regular meeting Of the park board tomor-
row evening at s o'clock.
NJ. c. futile has just returned from Florida
where he has been passing the winter for his
| health.
Emil Constans charged with selling "oleo
will have hearing in the police court on
Tuesday.
The trustees of the police pension fund
; will hold a meeting at $3.50 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Myrtle Temple No. 9, Pythlan Sisters, will
give their second annual May party Monday
evening, May %.
The board of county commissioners Will
meet in regular session at 10 o'clock TO-
| morrow morning.
At the Brunswick-M. W. Webb, Duluth;
W. A. Gleason, Chicago; c. E.Totty, Toledo;
j. F. jenkins, Columbus.
Lieut.. NJ. L. Merrill, of Company D, First
Regiment, NJ N. G., is confinedt his home
with an attack of quinsy.
The committee ON streets from the assem-
bly, will meet tomorrow at 2:3O o clock 10 con-
slider the street railway ordinance.
Reported at the health office yesterday
Scarlet fever at 1873 East Isabel street ana
diphtheria at 269 Harrington avenue.
Capt M. Mullen, of New Ulm, called at the
United States marshal's Office yesterday to
! pay his respects to>Marshal Donahower.
Rev. Martin Mahoney win address an
audience of men in Crusaders hail. corner
Fort and Sixth streets. at p. m. today.
Ben Clay, alias Ginger" arrested at Wi
mona on charge of stealing several bolts Oh
cloth in this city, was sent to the Workhouse
yesterday for ninety days.
R. C. Munger was awarded verdict OF
S42O against the city of st. Paul as damages
to his real estate by the construction OF re-
tanning wall, so as to divide Wells street.
The Minnesota building at the worlds fair
will be dedicated by the governor on Ihtlrs-
day, June 1, at o'clock, A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all citizens of the state to
be present.
Sneak thieves entered the residence of G..
S. Schurman, at 142 East Congress street, yes
terday morning and carried off watch and
iewelry valued at $500. The detectives are
searching for clue.
County Treasurer Andrew N. Neson be-
ginning Monday, will keep his office open
evenings until 9 O clock until the end of the
month to give working people an oppor-
tunity to pay taxes.
Jeweler Stone has in his window the belt
in which he discovered the sum of S6S0 IN
gold Thursday afternoon. The belt with an
accompanying description attracted much
attention during the course of the day.
The Twin City Swedish Singers consisting
of Vega Singing society, of ST. Paul, and
Orpheus Singing society, of Minneapolis,
will appear at Turner hall, May 20, in grand
concert. Sixty male voices will be rep
resented.
John A. johnson, of the st. Peter Herald,
and president of the Minnesota Editorial
| association, was in the city yesterday. He
will go to Chicago to meet the delegates to
| the league of press clubs that conyenes i'll
/ this city this week.
The fire department was called out at 2:3O
this morning by the burning OF frame
building on the upper leyee in West St.
Paul. The structure was unoccupied and
was owned by the st. Paul Barrel company.
Loss, $500, with no insurance.
| The Arcade Investment company, of Min
neapolis, yesterday took out the permit for
] the erection of three-story brick block on
st. Peter street, description of which was
given in the GLOBE day or so ago. the
cost of the building is given at S15O,0OC.
A gasoline stove in the rooms of Mrs. Car
} vey, in the BiefeId block on South Robert