St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-20
SAINT PAUL.
CITY NEWS MUTATIONS.

Seven minor building permits, aggre-
eating $1,000, were issued yesterday.
The industrial school of the Bethel
will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30.
A mothers meeting will be held at
the Bethel at O'clock this afternoon.
Bulletined at the health office yester-
day: DiphtherIa at 900 Payne avenue.
Mr.. Congdon will meet second grade
teachers at assembly hall this after
noon.
The capitol commission will meet at
10 O'Clock this morning in the govern
or's office.
DR.. Smith talks tonight at 7:3o in the
lecture room of the Peoples church on
1.-The Early Myths in Genesis
Oct. 81 Is the date fixed by the gov
ernor for a hearing in the Dart case.
Notices have been served on the parties
concerned.
Expense bills for the month of Sep
TENDER amounting to IS, 1877 for SOL
diers' home were sent out yesterday by
the secretary.
a regular meeting of Garfield W. X.
c. No. will be held touay at 2:30 p.
III. at Garfield Post hall, $50 East Sew
enth street.
Articles of incorporation of the Union
Club of Minneapolis, with capital
stock of S25 O00, were filed yesterday
with the secretary Of state.
a special meeting will be conducted
Wacouta street Friday night, Oct. 20,
by Capt. Osborn, of Minneapolis.
pulpit and Politics" is the subject of
Rabbi Hess discourse at the temple this
evening. Services begin at 7:30 o'clock
sharp. All are, as usual, welcome.
John Doris was sent to the w0rkhouse
yesterday for ninety days on a charge
OF stealing a watch from L. Shuttle, a
resident OF Mounds View township.
A copy of a map showing the location
of the Superior branch OF the Duluth,
Missabe u Northern railway was filed
yesterday with the secretary of stale.
The state railroad and warehouse
commission is engaged in the prepare
ton of its annual report, which will
probably be issued in the course of
month.
A special meeting of the school board
has been called for $3.50 O'Clock Satur-
day afternoon. 1t is supposed the mat
ter OF reOrganiZing school arrangements
will be up for discussion.
Michael Ryan, who is charged with
cutting and stealing two cords of wood
from property owned by Ii. NJ. Rice,
had his case continued i'll the police
court yesterday to Monday.
In the office of Secretary Hart the files
are being looked over, and delinquent
charitable institutions are being asked
for reports. As result a great many
reports have been received.
The sale OF seats Tor the Schubert
Concert Company of Chicago opens at
ID. ID. Merrill's tomorrow morning for
their concert to be given next Monday
night at the Peoples church. The COM
pany is a most attractive one, and de-
serves the large patronage which it Sc
cures.
Two men attempted to hold up" a
young man who rooms at 139 South
Wabasha street Wednesday night. The
thugs planted themselves in the hallway
OF the building and were about to close
in on their victim when another roomer
in the block came down stairs and The
fellows skipped.
The police are looking for Sammy
Sergeant, who on Wednesday night
assaulted Freddy the Swede," "big
mitt" swindler, in an East Seventh
street saloon. The men had an argu-
ment about the payment for round of
drinks and Sergeant Slashed Reddy's
cheek with pocket knife.
In the police court yesterday the case
against Robert SteeS and Frank Stick,
charged with aSsaulting Herman Blancel
at the Ideal saloon Monday night, was
dismissed. The men We're, however,
rearrested on charge of assault and
battery, and their cases continued to
this morning. Their attorney demanded
jury trial, which request was granted.
The Ladies of University, No. 31S S.
L., will give one of their pleasant en-
tertainments and hop Friday evening,
Oct. n, at Central block, corner West
Seventh and Sixth streets. Besides
well-known local talent, the ladies have
secured talent from Hamline, and also
the famous Scotch dancers from Mime
apolis, who carried off first honors at
the worlds fair.