St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-01
SAINT PAUL.
TRiFLhs or TUESDAY.

Regular meeting of the board of education
this afternoon at o'clock.
A small blaze in the boarding house at 81
Tenth street called out the fire department
last night.
Mathis Marty has made a voluntary assign
ment to John j. Wolfangel for the benefit OF
general creditors
Reported at the health office yesterday:
Scarlet fever at 54l Wacouta street and dlph-
liberia at Western and Selby.
There will be free exhibitions of heavy
lifting. etc, at Paul Martins hall Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings at o'clock
A youth named George Iecker who as
sisted in holding up j. A. Sinclair and rob
bling him of gold watch. was held to the
grand jury yesterday.
W. Christiansou, charged with keeping his
saloon open after midnight on Jan. 4 was
arraigned i'll the police court yesterday. A
continuance was granted to Feb. 4
The Catholic Benevolent society will hold
its twenty-ffth anniversary this evening at
its hall or Wabasha street In addition to
other business officers will be elected
The patients at St Luke's hospital injured
in The railroad wreck are reported as rapidly
recovering II. 5. Otte, of Minneapolis. ac-
cording to Il statement Of the physician will
recover.
The funeral of ". C. Deverell, who sui
cided last Saturday, was held yesterday. The
typographical union, of which he was
member, had charge of and attended the
services.
August Snyder, a saloonkeeper on Hall ave
nue. was in the police court yesterday
charged with keeping open his place of bust
ness after midnight. lie will have hearing
tomorrow.
The insurance adjusters are at work on The
stock in the Schoch building. Their labors
will not be completed for week MIR Schoch
will reconstruct the building as soon as the
insurance is settled.
The examination of Isaac and Moses
Cohen. charged with robbing Anton Kor-
MANN, was concluded in The police court
Yesterday. The defense proved an alibi ana
Judge Twohy discharged them.
W. II. Small, formerly superintendent of
machinery of the Northern Pacific railroad,
has been appointed superintendent of motive
power of the Buffalo. Rochester d Pittsburg
railway company, with headquarters at Roch-
ester \. y.
social hop will take place on Thursday
evening, rep ., ulucF llle uJSIllCCS VI W uSh-
ington Lodge No. II. H. Z. 1t is expected
that all Knights and friends viii secure tick
cts and attend. To make The affair an enjoy
able one, Klelsts orchestra will furnish
the music
Joseph Murphy and Thomas Wilson were
sentenced to the saltwater penitentiary yes
rerday by Judge Kelly for five years at hard
labor They had pleaded guilty of grand
larceny i'll the first degree the day before.
They slugged man with a car pin and took
$50 in money and watch.
Thomas E. Lonergan, for many years the
general superintendent ana dominant spirit
of the Mooney u Boland detective agency,
which was at one time prominent through
ont the United States. and more recently the
general agent of Thels detective service,
has received the appointment of manager Of
the New York Office, succeeding Albert Cunz,
whose sudden death occurred in that city
last week. Mr.. Cunz, or the Count as he
was more familiarly known among his
friends, needs no eulogy, 40 he was very
widely and favorably known i'll this section
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