St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-25
SAINT PAUL.
DAILY ROUNDUP.

Scarlet fever at sos Magnolia street
was reported 10 the health office yeSter-
day.
The boilermakers will give their four
teenlh annual ball at Market hall
THANKSGIVING evening for the benefit OF
the builrrmakerS.
Mrs.. Jane Middlebrook, mother OF
Mrs hezpkiah Hall, died at the EATERS
home, 800 Dayton avenue, al l0:3o last
evening. She was Seventy-eight years
OF age.
-. ne Prodigal SOM will be the sub
iect of an illustrated sermon on the
Bethel boat Sunday evening. fine
collection of stereopticon views has
been secured.
Making the Home Attractive is the
subject OF the itth of series OF talks
to Wompn," which are being given at
the Peoples church at 4 p. IN. every
SATURDAY.. All women and girls who are
interested are invited.
The Cigarmakers' Union No. rs will
give Il ball for the benefit of unemployed
cigarmakers at Market bali this even
ing. The music Will be furnished by
Stibert'S orchestra, and tickets can DE
obtained from the committee for 50
cents.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church met
with Mrs. Pascal Smith yesterday after
Hoen and considered their plans tor
church fair to be given soon. For once
they refuse to talk, but it is understood
they have something especially choice
i'll view.
THE Friendly Inn for trampS is nearly
ready. and will be opened Monday even
ing next on the Bath boat, foot OF SlO-
ley street, and not Oh the Bethel, as
some have supposed. ALI persons sent
TO the inn will be cared for who are able
to work.
Rev. C. b. Wilcox has agreed to the
special request for a repetition OF his
famous sermon OH the "Preaching De
manded by the Times" and it will be
given tomorrow evening at 1:3O at the
First NJ. L. church. His morning topic
is The Songs of the Bible"
Frank Bronsky, young lad living on
East Seventh street, was i'll the police
court Yesterday, charged with the lar
ceuy OF pair of skates from the Golden
Rule. He WAS sentenced to pay fine
OF $50 or be committed to the refofn
school Tor ninety days.
Ire purchasing committee for school,
supplies met at the mayors office yes
terday 10 award contracts for laboratory
supplies and a small amount OF station
cry. Owing TO the fact that no bond:
We're filed by majority of the bidders
all bids were rejected and new bids vii
be advertised for.
y. Lasher, Wabasha street saloon
keeper, was arraigned in the police
court yesterday charged with keeping
his place open after midnight. 1h'
complaint was made by Patrolmal
Blades. and the hearing was set TO
Tuesday next, the defendant being re
leased on his own r6cOgNlZ1uc6.
Henry Owens had jury trial in tn
police court yesterday afternoon on
charge Of assault and battery made .,
August Esklund. The assault was Oc
casioned by the publication Of an iten
in paper for which ESklund is cor
respondent rejecting on Owens. Tn
jury was out about two minutes and re
turned Il verdict of not guilty.
The board of county commissioners
held Tort session last night aud al
lowed number Of small bills. beside
one Of $60l in favor of NJ. KulSky fo
grading done on Barlow road. Nothin
was done in the dispute over the re
survey of the work done on Rice street
as none Of the representatives who wan
a resuryey were present.
Terrace City Lodge No. SO, Knights @
PythaS, gave an entertainment an
lunch last night after the regular lotig
conYocation. A prominent attorney wa
initiated in the rank of page. Officer
for the ensuing year were elected. Ate
this lunch was served TO the member
and large number Of visitors, followe
by music, readings and addresses.
A number of leading churches hav
united for the meeting which is to |
held next Sunday afternoon, Nov. 2
at , O'Clock, in Market hall. The an
of this assembly is to revive and
strengthen the religious and NOR
sentiments of the Germans in the cit
Rev NiclauS Bolt, who conducted sin
liar meetings in Chicago this summe
will address the assembly. His then
5 "otOecker i'll Chicago"