St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-05
SAINT PAUL.
GLEANINGs.

Regular injecting Vi GHo UOdtu vi
aldermen this evening.
Reported at the health Office yester-
day: Scarlet fever at the city hospital.
Three minor permits aggregating 500
were issued by the building inspector
yesterday.
A New England supper and bazaar
will he given at the Bethany Congrega-
tional church. corner Stryker avenue
and Winifred street, next Friday even
ing.
The Central skating rink will he
opened to the public tomorrow night.
The rink is l50X75 feet, and is located at
the corner OF Ninth and Minnesota
streets.
Owing 10 the illness of Messrs Quin-
by and Horrigan all matters set for.
hearing before the board of public
works yesterday were adjourned to
Thursday.
The special feature this evening at
tie Calendar carnival of the Peoples
church industrial school Will be bed
making" lesson of the kitchen garden
force, under the direction OF Mrs. Ala
Goodrich.
The examination of Fred Thompson.
who is charged with stealing SIS in cash
and S25 worth of property from the resi-
dence of Daniel B. Kelly on Aug. Is, was
continued in the police court yesterday
to Thursday.
The Clifton hotel property has been
purchased by a Mr.. Warner, of New
York. and will be refurnished and
opened to the public soon by an Eastern
man who will be placed in charge by
the purchaser.
A reception will be given by the high
standing committee of the high court of
Minnesota 10 subordinate lodges at Cen
trail Odd Fellows hall Friday eve ming.
An interesting programme has been
prepared for the occasion.
The case against A. w. Weidenborner,
who is charged with passing worthless
tinued in the police court yesterday to
Dec. II. In default of 800 bail, the de-
PENDANT was committed to Jail.
A meeting of the junior order United
American Mechanics will be held in
Odd Fellows hall in Central block. 75115
West Seventh street. next Friday even
ing. Dec. s. All patriotic Americans
are invited to attend this meeting.
The total number of names registered
at the bureau for the unemployed when
the office closed last night was 1878.
About 1875 men who have had only
weeks work in the last five weeks were
put 10 work Oh the streets yesterday.
Charles Thayer. John Wilson and
John Hamberg, who were arrested by
Detective McGuiggan on charge of
vagrancy. had their case continued in
the police court yesterday to WedneS-
day morning. Each put up S25 for their
appearance at that time.
a musical entertainment will be given
at the Asbury M. E. church Thursday
evening, Dec. Z. Miss Burnett. late of
Italy, vocalist; Miss Brundage. whist
ling sOloist: Theodore Nagler, yiolinist,
and others prominent in musical circles
in The city will participate.
A m citing of the special joint council
cOnnInIttee appointed to consider the
matter of placing in the tax levy budget
for 1894 $50, 900, TO be used i'm building
new school houses. will be held this
afternoon. Members of the school board
have been requested to attend.
The committee on printing yesterday
awarded the contracts for $3.50 worth of
miscellaneous printing to the st. Paul
Herald. Pioneer Press and Brown,
Treacy q Co. The committee will also
recommend the advertising for propos-
ais for printing the annual reports for
1895.
Tony Parin, the Italian who stabbed
a companion named B. Fralie Sunday
night. was arralgned in the police court
yesterday morning. The examination
was continued to Thursday. and Parin
was committed to Jail without bail.
Frallle'S injuries are said to be not of a
serious nature.
Mrs. Amanda c. Bean died yesterday
at her home, 6S2 lgiehart street, at the
ripe age OF seventy-six years. Mrs.
Bean was the mother of Capt. Ed S.
a nd Of ~
Miller, OF this city. The funeral will
occur at p. IN. Wednesday, from ner
late residence.
JOHN Meyer was arraigned in the
police court yesterday charged with
larceny. The complaint alleges that ne
stole from the Golden Rule articles
valued at 81. The hearing was con-
tlnued to this morning, and Never put
up the ST. found on his person when
arrested as bali.
The Journeymen tailors' union elected
officers at last nights meeting as fol-
lows: President, K. H. Bedford; vice
president, S. p. Rosenquist; financial
secretary, Charles Tiblin; recording
secretary, A. Skoog; treasurer. John
thinner; Sergeant-at-armS, j. Swanson;
delegate to trades aud labor assembly,
a. Skoog: delegate TO hall board, Am
broSe BigS; trustee, p. G. johnson.
The members of the police depart
ment will be paid November salaries on
the 18th of the month. but owing to the
amount in the fund only 70 per cent of
their salaries will be paid. The comp
troller said yesterday that the balance
would be given the men as soon as the
payment of delinquent taxes would.
warrant. The 70 per cent will give the
patrolmen $3.50 instead of S75, the
usual monthly figure.