St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-19
SAINT PAUL.
LOCAL LACONICS.

LOCAL LACONICS.
Miss Teresa Lyons left last evening for the
South.
Archbishop Ireland breaches at the ca
ihedral this evening at 1880.
six minor pc. mits aggregating $1,000 were
issued by the building inspector YESTERDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Davis, of Buffalo
Ny visited Mr.. and Mrs. h. Is. smith on
Marshall avenue.
Miss Erher. of stevens Point Wis.,who mas
been stopping at Mrs. Willoughoy on 'o1-
Iese avenue has returned home.
The Misses Josephine Jennings and Meme
Howe of Minneapolis, spent the last week
with Miss Macmillan, of Grove street
ST. Luke's Aid Society of St Paurs Church
will meet with Mrs. Barclay, No. 552 Latay-
ette avenue. Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
The SIKH and last OF the series of dances
of THE Non Nobis solemn" club viii be
given at Central hall Easter Monday, April D.
Supt. G. A. Merrill, of the state school at
Owatonna, and Clerk Rogers, OF the ST. feler
asylum, were callers on Secretary Hart yes
terday.
John Delude. who was injured some weeks
ago on the Fourth street cable line, Is oelns
treated for his injured limb at 81 Joseph s
hospital
Carl johnson. suffering from an al aeK OF
temporary insanity was taken TO the county
Jail last night johnson boards at the Chrls-
tiana hotel on Rosabel street.
The ladies Of the Woodland Park church
give novelty supper in the parlors OF the
church. corner Selby avenue and Arundel
street, Friday evening. March "a.
CAmong the distinguished visitors at the
capitol yesterday were Senator W ID. WASH
burn. Congressman John Lind and Attorney
General Standish, of North Dakota
GOV. Nelson yesterday signed Il. F. 159, an
act TO legalize special assessments heretofore
made by cities and villages upon private
property 20 pay forlocal improvements.
Al the Observation-Disclosures F. Sanger, New
York; W. H. Mason. Boston; L. j. Sargent
:. Cloud: W. W. Thompson, Chicago; j.
r.. Revnier, Ithaca; A +. HixsOn, Kansas
City
August Esklund was before Judge Cory
yesterday. charged with larceny. The com
plant alleges Esklund stole a trunk about
month ago. The hearing was set for Tues
day.
s James X. Hoffman was appointed mem
berof the plat commission yesterday by May
or Wright. Mr. Hoffman succeeds W E.
Burton. and is appointed for Il term OF three
years.
Plans are being matured to increase the
floor area Of the Murray arcade, now occu-
pied by the Golden Rule. The plan is to
nut two more stories on the building to meet
the needs Of the growing business Of the
store.
Rev. W. ). Vail Will preach for the Univer-
salist society in Music hall Sunday morning
at II O'Clock. In view of Mr.. Mills state
ment he will take as a text the words For
Your Morality Is as Filthy Rags" All are
welcome.
Temperance will be the subject at all
churches throughout the city, under the
auspices of the ". c. 7. T.; the subject also
to The study in the Sunday schools. ana
meetings of the various young peoples So
cieJies.
Joseph Rebholz was arrested in Duluth and
brought back to st. Paul by Patrolman
Pothere on warrant charging him with the
larceny of SD fIom Charles Klabnnde. The
case was dismissed in the police court yes
terday on motion of the county attorney.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Uni
versalist Church will give a O'Clock supper
Wednesday. March %, in its social room in
the Nathan Ford Music hall building. They
VIII have for sale many novelties suitable for
Easter gifts and an egg fortune tree.
The board of aldermen committee on
police Yesterday decided to recommend the
adoption of the resolution giving Chief Gar
win $500 to use i'll the capture of criminals
By the wording Of the resolution, the chief
is TO make report as to the disposition of
the money to the mayor.
Damascus Commandery No. 1. Knights
TempIar. will give the FORTH of the series of
their y clock socials at their headquarters,
Masonic hall. Wednesday evening, March %
These are proving very enjoyable affairs and
admission is obtained only on invitations is
sued by the members of the eommaudery.
George Toby claims Mary Macjohn, arrested
Thursday night on a charge of larceny, was
Innocent of the crime. In proof of his as
sertion he cites the fact that she was ar
raigned in the court on a charge of peddling
without a license and discharged. as she pro-
duced a license obtained from the city.
Mrs. Fannie L. 'Ames, of Mortified, state
organizer of the W. c. T {, will speak upon
temperance at the Arlington Hills PreSbyter-
ian church, jerks street near Payne avenue,
at : 80 this evening. Mrs. Ames is n fluent
u,
attend.
A meeting of the master horseshoers of St.
Paul is called for next Tuesday evening ut
O'Clock, at l70 East Seventh street, Labor
hall, for the purpose of organizing and af-
filiaung with the Horseshoers' National Pro
tective Association of the United States The
attendance of every employing horseshoer in
the city is desired
A Gospel temperance mass meeting under
the auspices of the w c. T. L. will be held
Central Park II. E. church this afternoon a
o'clock. An interesting programme is ar
ranged and will include short addresses by
Revs. W. W. Dawley. E. R. Edwards, c. B
Wilcox, F. B. Doran, NJ d. Edwards, E. P
Ingersoll and others.
Banner lodge, A. o. q. W., will be visited
by several grand officers Monday evening
and the meeting will be a very interesting
one. Representatives from all st. Pau
lodges will be present also from Minneapo
lis lodges. Supreme Guide Eckstein Of New
Tin, is expected to be present.
EJudge John B. Olivier, of the probate court
yesterday decided to remand the seveu-year
old boy, Frank Cunningham, to the custod,
of his grandmother, Mrs. UmphuOur. and Il
appoint her guardian for him and his prop
erty. He considered that Clark, the step
fslher had no right to control the boy or hi
Illinois farm.
AT the CliftOn-George Kjnell, Chicago
T. B. Wheeler, wife ami child, Elgin, ILL.,;
b. Hopkins and wife, Elgln, H.. Mrs c. II
Dawson and children, saltwater; II. G
Stevens and wife, Fond du Lac; L. J. Wen
dell. Newark, N j.; j. W. Eaton. Chicago
F. II. Otto Chippewa Falls; W. H. TeprelI
Chicago; A. La Beau, Cincinnati; Mr.. Will
and wife, Bay City, Mich.
The state auditor issued the following min
eral leases: North half OF southeast quartz
and north half of southwest quarter of sec
ton 49, 81. %, to A. NJ Cox; northeast quar-
ter of section %, 46. 25, to T. j. Mullane