St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
SAINT PAUL.
BOILED TO BREVITY.

The public school principals VIII holo
meeting at p. m. tomorrow.
Three minor permits, aggregating $500 were
iss,led by the building inspector yesterday
Diphtheria at 1873 Goodrich avenue and S34
Armstrong street was reported at the health
Office yesterday
Hon. II. r. Brill will deliver an address 10
men in Crusaders hall, corner Fort ana
sixth streets. at o'clocl this afternoon,
A horse owned by Henry Daily was struck
bv an electric car yesterday morning. Ihe
animal was so badly injured that 1t was shot
by patrolman.
The general ministers meeting at the par
lors of the Y. M. c. A in Lowry arcade Mon
day,morning at 10:30. All the ministers OF
the city are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur G, Otis sailed yester-
day from New York for Europe They Will
visit Spain. Italy, France and England ana
will return in May.
Isaac Lazarus, charged with receiving stolen
property. had his case continued III the po-
lice court yesterday to Feb. B. He turhsheu
bonds in the sum of 81, 500 and was released.
The board of public works will meet To-
morrow afternoon 10 consider the conhrlna-
ton of assessments for the University and
Wheeler avenue sewers and the Welies street
slopes.
A public meeting of citizens and property
owners of South st Paul will be held on
Monday at South st. Paul TO talk over the
matter of extending the St Paul city railway
to the stockyardS.
Cards are out announcing the marriage OF
Alfred c. Webster, an employe OF the Nortn
e-n Pacific railroad general offices, ana May
Hensley of Bay street. which will occur the
middle of the week.
Myrtle Temple No. ., Pythlan Sisters, are
making arrangements for masquerade
party to b. held at X. p. hall, 63 East Filth
street, on the evening of Monday, Feb T.. An
enjoyable evening is assured.
The Swedish society Vega will give its
twelfth annual masquerade ball at Market
hall. Feb. II, 1893. Prizes of $50 will be given
by the society TO the most fancy ana comlcal
masks representing character.
NJ. j. Dowling of the Renville Star Farm
er: Bronson Strain, of the Bottle Lake lie
view, together with Miss Russell, Granite
Falls: Miss Cnristianson, Minneapolis, were
visitors at the GLOBE sanctums yesterday ait
ernoon.
X. D. Mcleod, who was brought from
Hinckley a day or two ago on charge OF
hastardy preferred by Martha Sweeney, ana
was lodged in Jail, consented to marry the
girl. ana the matter was disposed OF III that
way yesterday.
The young peoples societies connected
with the Universalist churches OF st. Paul
and Minneapolis will hold joint meeting
Sunday evening at the Church of the Re-
deemer Second avenue south and Eighth
street, Minneapolis.
Frank Smith, who was before the munlc-
ipal court bench yesterday charged with
burglary was identified as one of the men
who held up James Sleger on Dec. II. HIS
accomplice. Frank earle, arrested the fol-
lowing day, Is III jail.
The pupils who successfully passed the eX-
animation al the Monroe school for the high
school are Jard@ Bergstrom, Annie Plcha,
Susie Hart Mollie Funk, Francis Lawson,
Ada Iverson. Emily Holden, Emily Rolls,
Fred Murnane Theodore Flesh and Claudius
Mddens.
John Somlenski and John Mosic were sent
to the workhouse Yesterday for thirty days
each. Both men were concerned i'll the rob
bing of man on Eighth street. but the vic
TIN did not appear to prosecute. George
Decker, also one of the gang, Will have
hearing on a charge of vagrancy Tuesday.
AT the olympic lneaIef tulS Neeh COlu-
mencing with today's matinee, Marietta and
GaInell's big combination of thirteen people
will give one OF the best shows of the season.
Several new speciality people will also be
seen for the first time in st, Paul. among
them Wade ana Hastings and the Mahers.
negro, giving his name as Willis Bradley
was taken 10 the city hospital yesterday
morning. Bradley was found under the East
Seventh street bridge with his hands and
feet badly frozen. He came from the pin
cries, and the supposition is he was allowed
TO ride TO this city on freight train III order
to secure medical attendance.
Rev. W. s. Vail will preach for the Uni
qersalist society in the Grand opera house
Sunday morning at II o'clock Subject
Personal Recollections of Bishop Brooks. "
Miss Ethel Foukc will sing Forever With
the Lord" and zone Sweetly Solemn
Thought This will be the last Sunday the
church will occupy the Grand opera house
for service All are welcome.