St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-20
CITY NEWS MUTATIONS.
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meteorological information.
The building Inspector yesterday Is
sued three minor permits. aggregating
1850.
Rev. David Morgan. superintendent
OF the Bethel, will preach next Sunday
evening at the Oliyet VI. E. church,
Juno street.
Reported at the health Office yester-
day: Diphtheria at Ais Aurora ana
scarlet fever at 295 Harrison avenue and
city hospital.
The ladies of King Street church will
hold fair and give New England
supper at the parsonage, 800 King
street, Friday evening. Sept. -.
The ladies of King Street church will
hold fair and give New England
supper at the parsonage, 529 King
street, Friday evening, Sept. 29.
Edward Flanagan, who assaulted q
wOman in Jackson street saloon Mon
day night, was sent to the wOrkhouSe
yesterday for ninety days in default Of
800 fine.
Elizabeth Literski. who was Injured
bv being run down by a freight train Oh
the Great Northern road al Como ave-
nue. Thursday last, died at ST. Joseph s
hospital yesterday.
The regular weekly meeting or St.
Paul Iheosophical society will be held
tonight at Room l07, Globe building.
Subject: ''fhe Mahatmas." All inter
ested in theosophy are invited.
John O'Rourke and James Trainer.
who are charged with robbiBg an &C
quaintance of 50 in cash on Sept. g. were
in the police court yesterday. They
will have an examination today.
Edward II. Witcomb and GeOrgiana,
his wife, have petitioned the district
court for leave to adopt Elsie Mohr, a
two ear-old child OF Joseph and Louise
Mohr, who consent to the adoption.
The case of l.. l. Clark, arrested Sun
day charged with stealing horse from
the Wayerly house. stable. was dismissed
in the police court yesterday. The trial
Of the case showed the Steed was owned
jointly by Clark and another man.
The funeral Of John 5. Bellies, an old
resident of the Sixth ward, takes place
today at 2 p. nj. at the Westminster
Presbyterian church OIL the West side.
Mr.. BoIies died at the soldiers home at
Mlnnehaha.
The Young Peoples Society OF the
Peoples Church gave a very enjoyable
socisb!e iaSt night in the parlorS Of the
church that was very largely attended
by both the members of the church and
their friends.
The conference of unions of the w.
c. i. u. will meet in Ford's Music hall
Thursday afternoon, Sept. 81, at
o'clock. 1t is urgently desired that
every union be represented. as new
plan of work for the coming year will
be proposed by the president.
John Schwartz, Theodore Markell and
John johnson. arrested for cutting trees
OH prOperty;east of Como park, were in
the police court yesterday afternoon,
aud as they pleaded guilty to the charge
they were given fifteen days in the
workhouSe i'll lieu of fine OF SIS.
Mars Lodge No. 2202, coIored Odd
Fellows of ST. Paul, will hold its semi
centennial celebration at Central hall
"Wednesday evening, Oct. 4. 1t is in
tended to raise money To buy lot on
which to build hall i'll 1894. Valuable
prizes are offered to stimulate the efforts
Of canvaSserS.
The taxpayers of the Eighth ward
will hold & mass meeting tonight at Mic
Weiler's hall, corner Dale and Unjver-
sity, to further discuss what can and
should be done for the unemployed
workipgmen of the city and state.
Everybody Interested in the question
should be present.
Thursday evening, Sept. %, the
Young Ladies' Society of st. Johns
Lutheran Church, corner Margaret and
Hope streets, will give friendly So
GABLE" A musical and literary pro-
gramme has been arranged that prom
ises 10 furnish entertainment enough
for all those who attend.
The walters union held a largely
attended meeting last evening, at WHICH
committee. consisting of Messrs. KEN
dali, Robinson and Hamburg. was
appointed to make arrangements for a
series of social entertainments during
the coming winter. Cady Kendall was
elected to the trades and labor as
sembly. vice A. Jones. resigned. j. W.
Enright, of this union, has been elected
state organizer of the Hotel and Res
taurant Employees National alliance for
the Middle states. The walters union
is now in furnishing condition, with a
surplus of some 500 in its treasury.