St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-28

The Philomathean society met last
hight with Miss Cary, 226 Arundel
street.
The Central W. c. T. U. will meet in
the Valentine block at p. m. today.
Mrs. l.. W. Irvine will preside.
The usual concert and Informal hop
at Fort Smelling will be held this even
ing, instead of Friday evening, as here
tOfUre announced.
Bulletned at the health office yester-
day: Scarlet fever at u st. Adams and
6U9 Marshall: diphtheria at 7S6 Haw-
thurne anu 726 Ottawa.
The case of John Il. Renfro colored,
charged with aSSaulting his wife with a
carving knife, was called in the police
court yesterday and continued to Satur-
day.
The regular monthly meeting of the
ST. Paul Sunday School Superintend-
ent'S union is postponed until Friday at
$3.50 O'Clock, at the First Methodist
church.
John Martin, proprietor of saloon at
209 West Third street, was before Judge
IwOhy yesterday, charged with keeping
his saloon open after midnight. He
will have a hearing on Jan. 3.
The members of Arlington Lodge No.
80, a. o. Z. W., are notified TO meet at
lodge room, corner Burr and Casa
streets. Friday at p. m, to attend the
funeral OF deceased brother. c. Tine.
Robert A. MADDEN. solo cornetist in
d. L. Moody's worlds fair campaign,
will conduct service of song next Sun
day evening in the Olivet M. E. church,
juno street. The public cordially in
vlted.
2. j. Larson. of Cokato, will have a
bearing before United States Commits
sioner w. A. Spencer at II a. N. today
on charge of selling liquor without
having paid the special tax to the ted
eral government.
AT tOnIght's meeting of the st. Paul
TheoSuphical society, room 521 Endicots
building, paper will be read on After
Deaths State. According to TheOsophy."
Heading room open 10 visitors every
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons from to o'clock.
The police court room was crowded
with spectators yesterday, the attraction
being the examination of Henry JOHN
son and Gelsimino Magliani, who are
charged with murder. Magliani, who
was first arraigned. waived examination
and was held TO the grand jury without
bail. The attorney for johnson, +. l..
McGhee, asked for and was granted a
continuance until next Saturday morn
Ing.
The board of public works yesterday
approved the following estimates: t.
Reilly, $50, Fauquier street sewer :;
Hansen Il johnson. S25, Milton street
sewer: P. II. Thornton, S25, University
avenue sewer; j. LindQuist, S25, Payne
avenue sewer. and SO, Lynhurst ave-
hue sewer; Hansen ~ johnson, S457, St.
Clair street sewer, and n. G. Johnson,
so, University avenue sewer.
Il regular meeting of the assembly
VIII be held this evening at 7:30 O'clock.
An adjourned meeting of the board of
aldermen is also scheduled for the same
houI. The intention was TO have the
tax budget resolution passed by both
bodies This evening. but. owing to the
advice of the city attorney ana to allow
the certificates of Indebtedness to run
until 1895, the action Will not be taken
until after Jan. l.
The citizens committee are making
great efforts to insure the success of the
benefit performance to be given tonight
at the Peoples theater. Some of the
special features of the programme are
worth the price of admission. The stock
company has donated its services and
will give an excellent performance in
addition to the special features provided
for the occasion. All the retail stores in
the city have tickets on sale.
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On account of a break in the sub
merged pipe i'll the river the water will
he shut off on low service in West st.
Paul on Friday, the 29th inst, from S
d. III. to > p. H., and, possibly, for part
OF Saturday. Consumers should pro-
vide a supply on Thursday night.