St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-01
SAINT PAULs
TALEsnoF THE TOWN.

James Williams, who stole saw, will Knit
socks at the workhouse tor the next ninety
days.
Reported at the health Office yesterday
Diphtheria at 515 Brewster avenue and 559
Fuller street.
The case OF d. Hubbard, charged with ln-
decent assault on Lizzie Hesse, an elght-year-
old girl was continued i'll the police court
yesterday to June.
George w. Martin, doing business as
George W. Martin q Co.. has made an assign
ment to Joseph NJ. Dickson for the beneht Oh
general creditors.
George Meyerhoffer was arrested yester-
day, charged with the larceny of pair OF
horse clippers from George Peterson
coachman in the employ of c. r. BigeloW.
William Davis, who had part of his ear
bitten off by Pete Turner, failed to put III an
appearance in the police court yesterday anu
the case against Turner was consequently
dismissed.
Lewis Nelson was caught in the act OF
stealing a trunk from house at Nlntn ana
Robert streets last, night He was arrested
by Patrolman Bumgardner, ana locked up
on charge of larceny:
The members of Twin City Lodge No 179,
10. o. F., are requested to meet at the hail.
corner " est Seventh and Sixth streets, at
l2:3O D. m. for the purpose of attending the
funeral of Brother A. f. La Belle.
The monthly report of the building in
spector shows 272 permits, aggregating $780,
325, issued. Receipts for the month, So4o.
The corresponding month i'll 1892 .227 permits
aggregating S326, go, were issued.
Secretary Hart, of the state board Of cor
rections and charities. is in Mankato con-
ferring with The board of county commits
sioners of that place concerning the con-
struction of new Jail for the county.
The regular weekly meeting of the Central
w. c. T. L. will occur this C1hursday) after
noon ats O'Clock, in the Nathan Ford Music
building. Room So. All members are re
quested to be present, as important business
is to be transacted.
Two more insurance companies have been
admitted by Insurance Commissioner Smith
to do business in this state. They are the
Worlds Mutual Benefit association, of West
Virginia. and the Modern Woodman's Accl-
dent association, of Nebraska.
Fred Stephan, the saloonkeeper at 1856
Hastings avenue, who sold beer to Edward
Dormody, a seventeen-year old youth paid a
fine of $50 in the police court yesterday.
William Fastner and r. Aekermann. charged
with Il similar offeuse, had their cases con-
tinued to tomorrow.
Secretary of State Brown yesterday report
ed TO the state auditor that the fees collected
in his department for the month of April
amounted TO only S12I.25. and the state in
surunce commissioner reports to the same
ofhcial that his receipts for the same time
amounted to Si06.
Special design Great Northern flags fur
nished at cost by the decorating committee
of the j. J. Hill celebration at lat East Third
street, near jackson. Large size, 27x36, Sl.50
per dozen. Medium size, 1Sx27, 81 per dozen.
Small size, 1oxi2, 80 cents per dozen. Send
money: they have no one to collect bills.
The building at SIT Grove street. owned
and occupied by Della Stewart as pleasure
resort, was damaged to the extent OF 5000
early Yesterday morning. One of the four in
mates of the house was rendered uncon-
scious by the smoke, and had to be removed
from the house by the tiremen. The loss by
fire and water is covered by insurance
Alta special meeting Of the retail clerks
union last night, j. j. Ryan and W. j. Theme
were elected as delegates to the national con-
vention. which meets in Nashville, Tenn,
July IL. The union enrolled two new mem
bers The picnic committee reported excel
lent progress i'll arrangements and that about
$500 in prizes have been already provided for.
The Wilbur Opera company will open their
summer opera season at the Metropolitan
opera house Thursday evening, June s. The
sale of seats aud boxes for the first four per
formances begins at the box office of
the Metropolitan opera house this morning.
The company will open their engagement
here in "Erminie' or THE Two Vagabonds."
Theodore Bollman's German company will
give their last two subscription performances
at the Metropolitan opera house next week,
Sunday and Tuesday evenings On Sunday
evening they will llappear in the great German
success. "Spielt Nicht Nit Dem Feuer."
Tuesday nights bill will be announced later.
Seats can be secured at the box Office for
both performances