St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-24
SAINT PAUL.
CITY NEWS NoTarIoNs.

One minor permit was issued by the
building Inspector yesterday.
The Art club is announced 10 meet
this morning at the Metropolitan hotel.
The painters and the bricklayers'
unioI shield meetings last night at labor
headquarters.
Pilgrim Baptist Church Missionary
society met yesterday, and discussed
hoinc niioo.Un wOik.
An overturned lamp at 265 East Tenth
street called out The fire department
last evening. Damage nominal.
Emil X. Winkler. the viuioneellist,
gave ihe- first oil a series OF weekly Coli
certs al the chamber or commerce last
evening.
In the cause of Emily IL. Babcock
against Caroline Z. Nj urray ct al. Judge
Willis ordered fiudingS in favor Uf the
defendant
Edward Wynacht and Albert Larson,
arrested for the larceny of ii wagon Seat.
Will have IL hearing III the police court
this morning.
The boilernakers' and shpbuiders'
unions Will hold their fourteenth an
nual ball on Thanksgiving eve. Nov. 20,
at Market hall.
This evening. at Twin City hall. the
ladies OF ST. Peer C!aver's church will
give social. Music and refreshments
VII be features.
Seventh grade teachers will meet Mr..
Pickwick at manual training building,
and TEACHERS class will meet MI. Scott
at Dlsh school building today.
Judge Brili's court is engaged in try
Ing The personal injury ease of p. vi.
Clark against the st. Paul City Railway
Company. Damages are laid at 5000.
Tie case of John Grayiish, who is
charged by John Hogan with stealing IL
mufller valued at ~, was continued to
this morning and the defendant released
on his OWN recOg niZaHce.
A deputy coroner has decided that no
inquest Is necessary in the case of Fred
erich Anderson, VINO was accidentally
shot al Gladstone Sunday by Gustaf
Norrell while the twain were hunting.
Joseph Vanverrick, the burglar shot
by Deputy Marshal GOodner on the
night OF Oct. 8. was discharged from the
city hospital yesterday, and Will be al
raigAed III The police court this morning.
LII the personal injury case of 1ierpey
against the BGhn Manufacturing Com
paHy, Judge Kelly dismissed tile action
yesterday on motion of the defense after
hearing the evidence Oh behalf OF the
plaintiff.
The funeral services over the late
Herman Belize will take place this
afternoon at 2 O'clock from his late resi-
dence on George street. The brick
layers UNION, OF which the deceased
Was member, will attend in body.
Frank SchWdrZ, who reported 10 the
police Sunday night that Mrs Hartman
mad stolen a watch and chain from him,
paid IL fine OF Sl5 i'll the police court yes
terday. Mrs. Hartman. WHO was con-
vieled of dlsorderly conduct, went out
to the Morkh0use for fifteen days.
Louis NJ. SchOrd, s. a. s., u. A. O. D.,
from San francisco. arrives today. Ali
brother Druids are invited TO meet at
Minnesota Grove hall, corner Seventh
and ST. Peter, at 7:3U this evening. Mr..
Schord Is on his annual trip through the
United States, visiting the grand groves
Of the order.
A teachers examination for the ben
ell OF outsiders desiring TO obtain Ger
tsncates OF qualification to teach in the
city schools will be held i'll the high
school building at 8 O'Clock this morn
Ing. The examination is only for ele-
EentaIy. primary and kindergarten
teachers, anu Will continue TWO days. q
Judge Otis and a jury are engaged in
trying the personal Injury action or
Joseph toley against the Northwestern
Cordage Company. Foley was unload
ing a box car at the works last winter,
when the ice and SHOW from the roof of
the factory slid down and, crushing IN
the roof of the car. caused the injuries
complained of.