St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-12
SAINT PAUL.
CITY NEWS NoTATIoNs.

The harne sSmakers' union held reg
ular meeting at Labor hall last night.
Local Assembly No. 1898 met. as is its
custom every two weeks, at Labor head
quarters.
The Central W. Z. T. U. will meet
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock In FORD S
Music hall, roam -.
The Florentine Dancing club Will
give its first social party of this season
at Lifts hall this evening.
Charles Wegan, who stole an over
coat from the Minnesota home, was sent
IoIhe workhouse Yesterday for ninety
days.
A kerosene lamp explosion at the
store 4S1 jackson street called out the
fire department al clock last evening.
No damage.
The Moonlight Social club gave the
second of its series of social hops at
Arion hall, corner of Carroll and Louis
streets, last night.
The Ladies' Guild of the Church of
the Messiah gave social last evening
at the residence OF Mrs. Sayer, I'll st.
Anthony avenue.
The retail clerks union is making ar
rangementS for Il series of winter enter
tainments, and is pushing the plans for
securing a club house.
a. V. Scheiber, charged with passing
a forged check for SIS. was held TO
await the action of the grand jury III
the police court yesterday.
On a charge Of stealing two pair of
shoes from Payne avenue store, Rob
ert Flagg will Knit socks at the work
house tor the next three months.
Books received at the state library:
American and English Railroad Cases,
Il IL,
Vol. l; Journal of the Senate. '93.
City Physician Ancker reports ia
patients now at the city hospital, the
number being sixty in excess of the
patients at the same time last year:
Yesterday morning. at St. Louis
Catholic church, Elenora LangevIn,
widow OF the late Edward Langevln, and
Zotique Quesnel were quietly married.
The Ideal Social club will give a
dancing party party Tuesday evening,
Oct. II. Music VIII lie furnished by
Twin City Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
club.
There will be regular meeting of
Acker Post No. q, @. q. R., this even
ing in Central hail. corner of Seventh
and Cedar streets. a full attendance is
desired.
The case against Barney Smith,
charged with resisting an officer, was
yesterday continued to Saturday. John
Miller. With Smith at the time of his ar
rest, paid a file of 50 for the part he
LOOK.
Supt Prendergast will lecture ut Hen
derson FriUay in the interest of the
agricultural school, having been invited
by Supt. Bliss 10 go up there to help
him to create little enthusiasm in this
matter.
Grand Master Workman Porter, of
TIE l. o. u. W., instituted a lodge of
the degree of honor of over 100 members
last night, at the hall of Noble Franklin
lodge. corner Seventh and Minnesota
streets.
a bunch of Keys taken from W. S.
Twombly when he was "held up'' by
hlghWaymen last week was found yes
terdEy Ia the rear of building on u nj
VerSl1y avenue and returned to the
owner.
The case of c. H. Dart, treasurer of
Meeker county, will have hearing to-
day before MIR. Stroebeck. at Litchtield.
Assistant Attorney General Edgerton
has gone up TO represent the state dur
lng the hearing.
d. I. Wellington, superintendent of
the NeWSbOyS' club, at 3l3 Wabasha
cago as delegate from st. Paul TO dis
cusS the problem Of caring for newsboys
aid DOotblackS.
u. u. Powers, state labor commits
Sloner, left last night for the East, where
ne VIII spend some time gathering in
formation concerning the movements of
Minnesota wheat, the result of which
VIII he given to the public in his next
report.
The quarterly allowance from the
United States government for the sup
port of the agricultural college of the
state university, amounting to So, $50.
was yesterday received at the Office of
the state superintendent of public in
SlructiOn.
\ very enjoyable concert was given
last night i'll the Swedish NJ. Z. church,
corner Tenth and Temperance streets,
Ill which Mrs. Granstrom appeared as
SoloSt and Prof. j. LundDerg acted as
accompanist. D. Valine directed the
chorus.
The special joint council committee
on unemployed labor was scheduled to
hold meeting yesterday afternoon. At
the hour mentioned only four members,
AsSemblymen johnson and Reardon,
City Engineer Rundlett and Aid. Zim-
norman, had put in an appearance. and
dilei NdlLIS HdIl all nOur longer the
Quartette adjourned.
The committee on streets from the
assembly will hold session at o'clock
this afternoon, Among other matters
to be considered will be the ordinance
introduced by Aid. Warren and passed
by the board of Aldermen directing the
Milwaukee road to remove from tue
leVee freight Ii, Sc, which was erected
by the road in April, 1872, under an
ordinance granted by the council.
The remains of Michael }. Quinn,
who died at the family residence, cor
ner Lafayette and Arkwright street,
Tuesday, Oct. 10, at 1870 D. M, were
taken on the 4:l0 train yesterday to
Owatonna for interment. Deceased
was brother of Mrs. NJ. ID. Kelly and
Airs. I. }. Carpenter, of this city, and
Mrs. +. Brennan, OF Owatonna, Mimi.
A number of st. Paul friends of the
family accompanied the remains to
OWatonna 10 attend the funeral