St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-12
SAINT PAUL.
CHATTER FOR SUNDAY.

Scarlet fever at 1913 Carroll street.
A regular meeting of the fire board VIII De
held tomorrow evening.
Archbishop Ireland breaches at the came
dral this evening at 1879.
Three minor building permits, aggregatlng
81, $50, were issued yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. W. Browns schools will reopen to-
morrow at 81 Iglehart street.
Judge Otis has denied new trial of the
cause of James Johnson against smith "
Farwen.
The regular monthly conference meeting
of city officials will be held tomorrow even
ing at S o'clock.
Joseph E. Houle was found to be insane by
the probate court and will be taken 10 the
Rochester asylum.
e The trustees of the police pension fund
will hold a regular meeting Monday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Harry W. Wack has been confined to his
home,sSO4 Selby avenue, with brain FEVER
during the past week.
Josephine Kegley was awarded verdict OF
$4,000 against Griggs Bros. for injuries re-
celved by being run over by team of horses
in front of her home.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian church
will give a New England supper at their
church, corner GrotlO street and Lincoln av-
enue, Tuesday evening, from TO o COCK.
There will be no public services at the
First NJ L. church today. Young peoples
meeting at 6;30 in the primary rooms; MD
week meeting on Wednesday evening at 40
Yesterday afternoon William Bowlan. who
lives on Valley street, near Jackson, fell on
Seventh street. near Robert, and sprained
his right leg Bowlan was taken to the city
hospital,
The regular monthly meeting of the Lady
Somerset W. c. T. [. viii be held at Mrs. a.
f. Valentines, Valentine block. 474 Wa
basha street. Monday 3 o'clock p m. A full
attendance is desired.
County Treasurer Andrew n. Nelson turned
over $4,000 10 the city treasurer yesterday.
OF this sum $4,000 is on the account OF the
school fund and the remainder 10 the credit
OF the city revenue fund.
The body of Lottie Morrison, who died
suddenly at $50 Minnehaha street yesterday,
will be held to await word from her father,
at Larimore n. D. The cause of the girls
death was Il ruptured artery.
Christian science sermon by Miss NJ. j.
Sutton at Westmoreand hall, corner Fenth
and st. Peter streets, at p. M; subject,
The Words and Works of Jesus Forever In
separable.' All are cordially invited
David A. Corey has begun an action against
Robert Bowron and C. W. Youngman to
cancel a contract for the sale of real estate
worth S2,30n. 1t is asserted that the defend
ants could not give title TO the property
after contracting to sell it to Corey.
The next entertainment of the Peoples
course will be on Feb. is. The lecture will
be by DR.. Ingersoll. In Tent and Saddle in
the Holy Land" preceded by Rukard Hurd
in variety of popular songs. Some lively
duets vocal and instrumental, will also be
given.
The board of public works will hold reg
ular meeting tomorrow afternoon. The com
petion of the assessment rolls for Indian
Mound park will be postponed until Friday
next. Three thousand property owners were
notified by postal card yesterday of their as
sessment.
At the Olympic theater this week, COM
mencing with matinee today Lewis d
Paurs big specially company will be seen for
tho first time in ST. Paul. The company in
cludes such well known Artists as the Bra
hams, Frank Swain, Dolly Weston, Bertha
Reigel and others.
An inquest over the body of Samuel Lin
singer was to have been held yesterday after
noon. CoronerWhitcomb at 5 o'clock said
no inquest would be held. Linsinger was a
sWitchman in the Omaha yards who died at
st. Joseph's hospital from injuries received
while at work on Thursday.
The case of grand larceny against Isaac
Lazarus was dismissed by Judge Cory yester-
day. The court held the point raised by the
prisoners attorney that the carpet alleged to
have been stolen was not in the building
5ade the complaint defective. Lazarus was
rearrested on a warrant charging him with
petit larceny, and will have trial on this
charge on Feb p.
At yesterdays meeting of the board of
county commissioners it was decided to with
hold the sum of $4,000 due James II. Burns
as county printer, and to begin civil action
against him ut once to recover alleged over
charges already paid on account of printing.
The commissioners also determined to re-
quire the board of control to itemize bills
presented to the county for allowance and
to require monthly statement of the people
cared for in the county and city hospital.