St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-18
SAINT PAUL.
CURRENT NEWS COIN.

Miss Freda Mock has returned from Chi
cago.
Miss Hattie Munclar is visiting friends in
Milwaukee. Wis.
Joseph W. Campbell expects to leave for
the East tonight.
The park board will hold meeting tomor-
row evening at o'clock.
Seven minor permits. aggregating S2,75O
were issued by the building inspector yester-
day.
The board of county commissioners will
meet in regular monthly session at 10 a. M
Monday.
The Longshoremen's union of Duluth has
fled articles of incorporation with the secre-
tary of state.
Miss Flora Brisbin returned Thursday
from Hardy hall, Duluth, Mimi, for her sum-
mer vacation.
Battery A and the First infantry of the
national guard win go into encampment at
Lakeview July 6.
Miss Agness Mcguire, of Douglass streetris
entertaining her cousin, Miss Gertrude
Walsh, of Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs j. Flatan, of AT East Tenth street,
returned Friday evening after months
trip to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Miss Annie Thoreson, of Brandon Mimi,
is visiting her sister, Lena Thoreson, and her
cousins, Theresa and Aggie Jams, at Hotel
Roleau.
Miss S. X. Specs, of 4sS Grand avenue, has
returned from Chicago, where she has been
sojourning with friends and visiting the
worlds fair.
j. W. Bromield, the conspicuous govern
ment inspector. registered at the Clifton yes
terday, having justreturned from his regular
hunting trip.
C. H. Waterous, of Brantford, Can, a
member of the firm of Waterous's Engine
Works company, who also have works at
that place, is in the city.
The members of the o. f. S. Aid Society of
Constellation Chapter will meet Friday aft
ernoon at the summer home of the Messrs.
Dampier at Mahtomedi.
A special meeting of the assembly will be
held Monday afternoon to pass the pay roll
for the street and sewer force. The roll
amounts TO S11. 900, and Is for the first half Of
the present month.
MIR. and Mrs Victor FrIese, of Sparta, Ga,
are visiting the latter's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcguire, Of Douglas street. They are
accompanied by their cousin, Miss Gertrude
Walsh, of Atlanta.
EJoseph Delaney was caught by Game and
Fish Warden Edmnnds using set lines in
Bald Eagle lake, and, there being no question
as to his being guilty, was promptly fined
$50 and costs by Justice Winshlp
H. Z White, the popular and handsome
druggist of Jamestown, n. D., is visiting in
the city with his wife and daughter at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Denny.
They start for the worlds fair tomorrow.
Gen. " esley Merritt Garrison No. SIS, R. A.
and N. L.. will hold their regular meeting in
odd Follows hall, corner OF Fifth and Wa
basha streets. A full attendance is requested,
as business of Importance will be consid-
cred.
The members of A. o. H. divisions are in
Yited to attend meeting at their hall this
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock A delegation
from saltwater will attend the meeting
and candidates will be initiated into the
second degree of the order
Hon. C. n Bell returned last evening from
Duluth, appearing bronzed and hearty. He
made trip along the north shore of Lake
Superior i'll the Hiram r. Dixon, one of the
Booth fishing boats, and was delighted with
the outing and sights around Isle Royal and
VIC hulIlICQo VI lSlhuQS III Tie CuulD.
In spite of the intense heat yesterday aft |
ernoon large audience witnessed the per- |
torrance of "Boccaccio" at the Metropolitan |
opera house. By 2:I5 the standing room !
only sign was displayed. and by 2:3O even |
room was not obtainable. The the
ater was eoel and pleasant, and the large an
1ience thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Arthur Bardwell, a ffteen-year-old lad,
who placed track-raiser on the Duluth rail
way track at White Bear on May 30, was held
10 the grand jury yesterday by Judge Twohy.
BardWeU and companion named Preston
we're arrested, but Preston was discharged
md will be used as witness by the proseeu-
ion
An agreement between the Pullman Palace
Jar company and the Minnesota & Wiscon-
in Railway company has been filed with the
eeretary of state. The conditions are that
conditional sale, or lease, has been given
he latter corporation by the Pullman COM
'any of sixty-five sleeping cars. The con-
liberation given in the instrument filed is
22, $50.
The Rapid Transit company has made a
hange i'll the running of cars on the Jackson
treet line that will be beneficial to the pub
ic. The change is made from a thirty to a
WSuIy ulllluIe seTNlce beginning Win |
,'clock this morning and continuing through
out the day hereafter. The cars will leave
he end at the corner of Fifth and jackson
streets and run 10 Maryland street.
Next Wednesday evening the Young Peo-
)le's Society of the Swedish Lutheran Church
Will give an excursion on the river. The
teamer George Hays hat been engcged. Re-
will be served. programme
has been arranged, and includes the follow
ng people: G. Goodwin, H. Wallin, Linde
md Johnson; Misses Hulde Turner, Gertie
4und, Miss Ewertson and several others
An adjourned meeting of the conference
committee will be held tomorrow afternoon
At 80 o'clock. At the session the heads of
The health, fire and police departments will
explain to the committee how the depart
nents can be reduced SO as to keep within
he limits of the annual appropriations. The
ldvisability of including in the next years
ak levy the SUM of $4,000, TO be used in
completing the ward building at the city
lospial, Will also be discussed.
Notice to Depositors.