St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-04
CHAFF FOR SUNDAY.

A regular meeting of the fire board will be
held tomorrow evening
The park board viii hold the usual month
ly session tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Diphtheria at 451 Wacouta and 514 Aurora
Rev John Conway will preach at St.
Marks church, Merriam Park. at 1O:3O this
morning.
W. E. Quirk, arrested on charge of at
tempted burglary, will have hearing in the
police court Tuesday next
The Ladies' Acker Relief corps will serv
meals and lunches at 591 Robert street dur.
ing the three days of the Hill celebration.
Germania school extends cordial invita-
ton to parents and friends thereof to visit
the rooms during the exhibit of the works of
the pupils during the whole of this week.
The council having agreed to pay So 1000 for
free baths, to be run by the Bethel society,
the association now wants the city to erect
and maintain an electric light mast on the
levee.
The preliminary hearing Of D. Hubbard,
charged with indecent assault on Lizzie
Hesse, an eight-year-old girl, was continued
in the police court yesterday to Monday
morning.
William A. Evans late of Kate Claxton
company, has closed deal with Paul Mar
tin to put in stock company for the sum-
mer at his West side house. "a Senator Up
to Date will be put on Monday, June -,
with professional actors in the cast.
George G. Trenter. charged with assault
with dangerous weapon on his business
partner, H. W. Covington, was again ar
raigned in the police court yesterday. Gov
ington IS reported much better, and the
hearing was continued to Monday morning.
At the next rehearsal of singers for the
''Allegory of the War; tomorrow evening at
the Auditorium, the tickets for the choir
will be distributed, and final arrangements
made. All the singers in the Mills choir are
invited.
e The master horseshoers have resolved to
CLOSE up their shops on Wednesday on ac-
count of the big parade, and every shop in
the city has arranged to observe the day as a
holiday. All will be decorated for the oc-
,casioni az WELL,
, Sheriff William Dretchko of Sibley coun-
5ty, yesterday reported to the state auditor
that he had delivered into custody of the
superintendent of the state reformatory Jo-
seph Friese, who is committed for grand
larceny in the first degree.
A meeting of the ladies of all the Metho-
dist churches of st. Paul, Hamline' and Mer-
riam Park is called for Tuesday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock in the parors of the Central
Park church to make arrangements for the
Epworth league state convention.
John L. Barnes. of the Phoenix Athletic
club. last evening received the sad intelli-
gence by wire that his brother, Isaac Barnes,
of Toronto, was dead. No particulars are
known. The deceased was famous all
II ofa Fork
The members of the council who were
kicking because the contract for repaving
Third street was awarded to Chicago firm
have evidently made some kind of arrange
ments with the successful bidders. for it has
been decided to approve the contract at the
meeting OF the assembly this week.
The June term of the Ramsey county dis
trict court VIII open tomorrow with good
sized calendar to be disposed of. This is the
last term of the court before the summer va
cation, und will probably continue through
the the first week in July, so that the business
may be as nearly disposed of as practicable
Thomas Mutually, one of the specially
artists at the Dime museum in Minneap oils,
was arrested yesterday afternoon on war
rant charging him with the larceny of S5s
worth of stage properties from the Olympic
theater. owned by Harry Robinson. Null
lally claims that the owner Of the property
owed him salary. and that the goods were
taken to square up the bill.
The surveyor generate of the state has
selected $3.50 acres of government lands in
Lake county under the grant of the United
States of March II, 1860, and it is impossible
to estimate the value. They are acquired by
the state under the swamp land act but it is
stated that there is little or no wet or swamp
lands in the tract designated by the surveyor
general. Indeed, they are known to be min
eral lands, and exceedingly valuable.
Mrs. Hiram A. Flint of $50 Orange street
was given surprise last Thursday. all her
friends who had twin babies going there
with them, including Mrs. De McCourt, of
Manchester and her twins: Mrs Harry Bar
Der and her twins, Mrs. John FILLMORE and
her twins, and Mrs. Fred Morrill, and her
baby. seven in all, under fourteen months
old. Besides these were Mrs. Alfred Hanson.
Mrs. Arthur Flint and others. Mrs. Flint
thought it was quite day for babies and SO
did the res: of the company.
The fatigues incidental TO the journey from
the continent of Europe to st. Paul have not
yet been eliminated from the system OF R. A.
Smith, ex-mayor OF the city of 81; Paul. A
reporter for the GLOBE called on him yester-
day for the purpose OF obtaining an inter-
view with the recently returned traveller, but
he did not feel able to give any facts in con-
nection with his visit to foreign parts He
will have recovered in the course OF few
days.
Everything was quiet at the hotels yester- !
day. There were no arrivals of Importance, |
the average attendance NJ the various hostel |
cries being merely of a general nature 1t is |
expected, however that tomorrow will see !
some of the delegates to the Hill convention |
and the reciprocity convention in the city |
The usual quota of travelling men arrived in
the city for the purpose of spending Sunday
away from the alluremenls of rustic life; |
but there were no real live dukes or lords 10 |
be seen.
Carl Judson. who was at the capitol yester-
day. had just come down from the lake
cities. lie reports that the mining season
has opened in earnest, and that train load
after train load OF iron ore is being piled
upon the docks at Old Superior. lie wit
messed a train of sixteen cars come i'll over
the Duluth & Winnipeg, and this was fol-
lowed by train OF twenty cars more, COM
ing from Stony Brook s.rhere is iron
enough there to supply the nation" said he
to GLOBE reporter.
Miss Ma ,gia Mc:;arqy. of go FaIauier
street, gave Il birthday party Yesterday after
noon and was well. remembered By her
little fritA is. Shsreceiyei smaiy beautiful
;,fs.se us. .im -. th9se sgh ATTENDED were |
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