St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-11
SAINT PAUL.
SALAD FOR SUNDAY.

Reported at the health office yesterday:
Diphtheria at S64 Marion street.
The trustees of the police pension fund Will
hold meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2;3O
o'clock.
Eliza C. Darrah has sued Augustus H.
Capehart TO recover 81, $50. As due on promls-
sorry notes.
George W. Martin, an insolyent, has nled
schedules. showing his assets to be S35, ,2S76 67:
liabilities S2G, 157.5S.
Mrs. Messner, of the Albion. has taken the
cafe of the Marlborough. the new apartment
building on Summit avenue.
Rev. John Paul Egbert of the House Of
Hope church. will lecture on Egypt at the
Bethlehem German Presbyterian church,
June 10.
The Bethany Congregational church will
observe today as children's day. concert
viii be given in the evening, an interesting
programme having been prepared for the oc-
casion.
Sergt Zirkebach and Hugh Spaulding
will leave for GAINESVILLE, Wis, tonight 1he
trial of Whalen, who murdered Gerald
Spaulding at Portage in April, 1882, IS SET
for trial at Janesville tomorrow.
The meeting of the joint council com nit
tee to consider the report OF the pubic eX-
aminer as TO the books in the city treasurer S
Office viii meet Tuesday evening instead Oh
Monday, as previously announced
John D. Sloane supervising inspector OF
steam vessels, has been paid the comp mpliment
bv the department at Washington OF Delng
named as a delegate to the national boiler
makers convention. TO be held IN chicago,
June b. II and Is.
The opening concert and dance Of the
season of 1893 occurred at Ramaleys paVll-
ion, White Bear lake. last evening. The
evening trains from this city carried out a
large number, and the cottagers at the lake
turned out in fattering numbers.
Adolph Berkman and Henry Vost were ar
raigned in the police court Yesterday, ana
their cases continued to Tuesday The OIL
GERS at the Margaret street station claim the
prisoners are the ones who broke into
house and stole cheap watch chain.
A surprise party was given last night to Mr..
and Mrs. Mccarthy. of the Hotel Arlington,
by number Of their numerous friends A
very pleasant evening was spent, ana all LETT
with the wish that the host and hostess
would make a success of their new venture.
On Tuesday evening the board of aldermen
and assembly will meet and elect presiding
officer Assemblyman Lightner, who now
holds the otfiCe,is candidate for re'electon,
and Assent blymen Johnson and Aid Cope
land are also making fight for the position.
The regular monthly meeting of the con-
ference committee will be held tomorrow
evening at o'clock. At The session Comp
troller McCardy Will submit a comparative
statement showing the expenditures III the
several departments for the five months end
ing June l in this and last year.
The two-story cement building on West
Sixth street, near Summit avenue owned by
J. B. DOVE which has been declared danger
GUS to life and property will be razed TO the
ground by the owner. This action was tax Ell
owing to a resolution passed by the council
directing the city engineer TO remove the
building.
On Wednesday John Ferguson, II years of
age. was arrested charged with snatching a
pocketbook on Third street. Judge Cory
certified the case to the district court and
Johnny was ordered back to the bull pen.
While the balliffs were attending to other
prisoners the kid" went through transom
and now the police are looking for him.
Rev. S. W. Sample of Minneapolis 1.-THE
well known organizer of peoples meetings),
will preach for the Universalist society in
Music hall this morning at IL o'clock, in ex-
change with the pastor. Miss Celeste NJ.
Couglin will sing My Redeemer and My
Lord and "A Prayer" All are welcome.
Beginning today, the Great Northerns
MiAnetonka trains will run as follows:
Leave St. Paul S:55 a. m. (week days. 9:35
(Sundays) and 4:45 and 545 p. m. daily.
Leave Minneapolis 9:20 (week days. 10 a. m
Sundays and sos and 6:10 p. m. daily The
morning train will connect with steamer
City of ST. Louis at Wayzata.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Footner celebrated
their silver wedding last evening. Mr.. Foot
ner is president of the Commercial club, and
Superintendent of the Great Northern Ex-
press company. A great number Of the
friends of Mr.. and Mrs Footner called last
evening to offer congratulations on the
anniversary, and to enjoy the hospitalities
incident to the happy occasion.