St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-17
SAINT PAUL.
CITY NEWS NoTATIoNs.

Regular meeting of the perk board to-
morrow evening at O'Clock.
Three minor building permits aggre-
eating 500, were issued yesterday.
The board of county commissioners
will meet in regular session tomorrow
morning.
Tie committee on claims from the
board of aldermen will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 4o'clOck.
Monday at 1880 a. m. an important
meeting of the presbytery of House of
Hope church will be held at the church.
Bnlletined at the health office yPster-
day: Scarlet fever at Winifred and
Andrews and dlpAiheria at 4G4 Blair
street.
This evening at the First NJ. E. church
Rev. C. Ii. Wilcox will preach on Com
merciai Integrity in his series on prac-
teal topics.
The special Joint council committee to
consider tae Selby avenue safety device
will hold iuteting tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50 O'clock
A delegation from Minneapolis will
attend meeting of the groeers' asso:ia-
ton Monday evening, corner of Third
and Exchange streets.
Fire in an unoccupied frame dwelling
~house, at the corner of Laurel and
Dale streets. called OUT the department
at 10 O'Clock last night. Damage tri-
fling.
The A. C. Rorbuck corporation, of
Minneapolis, filed an amendment to its
articles of incorporation changing the
name of the concern to Sears, Roe
buck & Co.
Next "Wednesday at D. M. the kim
dergarten association will meet at the
high school. Officers are 10 be elected
and other important business to be
transacted. A full attendance is de-
sired.
The night schools will open for the
season Monday evening at 7:30. the
sessions to be held Monday, Wednesd y
and Friday evenings. in the Van Buren,,
Cleveland, Franklin, humboldt and
Madison buildings.
{ The mayor Yesterday signed the
assessment warrant for the grading of
Belvidere street from Andrew to Con-
cord. The assessment will now be sent
to the city treasurer for collection. The
assessment is for $l,5U0.
Two lads, Thomas Sterling and
Arthur Harris, the eldest thirteen
year old, who ran away from their
homes in minneapolis, were before the
police court Yesterday charged with
Yagrancy. Their cases were continued
and parents notified.
The Commercial Club of Minneapolis
filed articles of incorporation with the
secretary of state Yesterday. The cap
ltai stock Is Fixed al $1,000, divided into
5000 shares. 1 he incurporatorS are j. K.
freeman. >. .. KilVingion, j. f. Huston.
A benefit bali Will be given next Sat-
aGRsd1t NJ oil a.,
benent of the unemployed boot and
shoe workers. A great many of the
workers have been idle Tor several
months, and they have a claim on the
people for liberal Patronage to raise
money for needs.
The purchasing committee of the city
government held all executive session
yesterday afternoon to consider the bids
tabnlated by Secretary White of the
school board. Contracts will be award
ed "Some time next week." according
to information VUuchSafed at the
mayors Office.
Rev. j. Miller. of Little Rock. Ark,
has been elected to succeed Rev. Mr..
Bnenger, who has resigned. as pastor of
the Zion Evangelical Lutheran church.
The retiring pastor will take the chair
Of LANGUAGES ia the Lutheran seminary
at Lake Phalen.
JustuS Asmidt, veterinary surgeon,
fell from wagon which he was driv-
ing Oh Minnesota street Yesterday
morning. The wheels passed over his i
body and it was supposed he was seri-
OuSly injured. He was taken tn the
city hospital. hui had so far recovered
last evening as 10 be able to walk to his
home at 1872 East Eighth street.
Detectives McFetridge and RYAN yes
tefday arrested L. Ill. Woodw ard.
charged with the larceny of book
which lie was offering for sale. The
case was continued, but last evening
the case was dism ssed in the police
court. friends / Woodward promising
TO send him to take the Kelley cure.
A very large and imposing array of
carriages was grouped about the cathe-
dral yesterday morning, filled with
mourners and friends who had gathered
to attend the funeral of the late Mrs.
Eleanor Wallace ROwles. No better
testimony could have been borne to the
worth of the deceased than the silent
sorrow of the hundreds who followed
her remains to CALVARY cemetery.