St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-09
SAINT PAUL.
SUNDAY SPRAY.

The trustees of the police pension iuno
viii meet tomorrow at2;5O.
The regular monthly conference meeting
will be held tomorrow night at o. CLOCK
Dr.. c. D. Jones has been appointed assist
ant city and county physician by DR.. AneNer
DR. and Mrs. Park Richie have returned
from an extended trip through the South'
81. Luke's Guild of ST. Johns church VIII
hold a sale at the Aberdeen April 10 from
to p. N.
Jessawav Sartinetti. who looked rs il there
was any one thing more than another ne
needed II was bath, was arrested last hlsht
for stealing two bars of soap from SeNehth
street store.
Mrs William Bickel contracted Ia grippe
while in Iittsburg, Pa, last week attending
the funeral Of Mr. Tanner, and has peen III
with il ever since. She is slowly recovering
but is still bedfast
For Sunday school Workers-A confer
ence Of sunday school superintendent ana
other SUNDAY school workers will be held at
the House of Hope church st 1880 p m. Aa-
dresses BY William Reynolds, of Peoria H.
field organizer Of the international commit
tee, and others.
It's possible that the $500 worth Of jewelry
stolen from the apartments Of Mrs Mlchauu
viii be recovered. Yesterday SpeelaI De
tectives Potheu and Heeney who have been
at work en- the case informed street ear
conductor that they expected to get the thlet
and property today.
Robert Warrington, who lives at 400 Seloy
avenue, presented TO the comptroller yeSler-
day a :. script note issued June, 1864, by the
CITY of St. Paul. The note is one CT a series
issued under the administration Of Mayor
Stewart and is in a very dilapitated condl-
non. COmptroller McCardy SAID resolution
of the council would have TO be passed be-
fore Mr.. Warrington could be paid mis- = and
the note redeemed.
There will be a meeting OF organized work
ingmen a. - East seventh street this after
noon. at $50 p. n, for the purpose OF IN
dorsing Il capable and efficient man from the
ranks OF the workingmen for place on the
caDitol commission, and 10 recommend Such
a persou 10 the governor. On account or
this matter not being known to any great eX-
tend. the above meeting Is called, SO that all
may participate.
Bids for the construction Of sewer on
Como avenue, from Rice street TO the right
of-wav Of the Great Northern railway, Will
be opened by the board Of public works to-
morrow. The sewer is 10 be about 1900 feet
in length. 1t Will have no outlet for the
present, being constructed so as to permit
the council to order the street railway COM
panv to lay tracks on the street. The cost
will be about $780, and it Is expected to
have the work completed by June l.
The retail clerks will hold their next
regular meeting Wednesday evening of this
week. Several of the boys are huStling for
the gold badge, offered by the union to the
one who brings in the most new members
before the last meeting in April. By all ap-
pearances it will be a hot contest, as there
are number who are rolling up good lists
of names. This week the picnic committee
will make its first report and it is earnestly
requested that all members be present at
o'clock sharp as there are several matters OF
importance 10 come up.
Nellie Murphy the young girl from Min
neapolis who was arrested Friday night Tor
masquerading III male attire, did not put in
an appearance at the police court yesterday
morning. Her uon-appearance caused much
disappointment to- large audience which
had gathered in the court room to catch q
glimpse of her About o'clock yesterday
morning her two male friends after two
hours rustling. during which time nearly all
the state and county officials were visited,
managed 10 raise 525, and the prisoner was
bailed out The money was forfeited in the
police court. The girl, whose parents are
prominent in Minneapolis society. went with
one of her gay companions to his room, and
after changing her garments took hack to
her home.