St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-12
SAINT PAUL.
IN BRIEF S TYLE.

Services will he renewed at the First
Nj. L. church tomorrow.
The collector of customs received yes
terdaY thirty carloads OF bonded mer-
chandiSe.
Miss Eta Messenger. of East Colorado
street. is visiting with friends at Mar
shall. Minn.
Rev. Frank Doran will preach at
Trinity NJ. E. church. Merriam Park, at
$3.50 p. III. Sunday.
The committee on streets from the
board of aldermen Will meet this after
noon at 2:3O O'clock.
Theodore Hamm has attached the
effects OF Herman j. Mueller 10 satisfy
a $500 promissory note.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Ii. Mcclure will
cave for Chicago this evening to be
gone about.Lwo weeks.
Mrs. E. NJ. Woodbury., of East Con-
greSS street. Is slowly recovering from
her recent severe illness.
Miss Addie Rodgers, who has been
doing the fair the past week. has re-
turned to her home on Wiuifred street.
Judge Kerr has refused to grant a
new trial of the cause of Olaf G. Bjork
against Ed s. Bean, as sheriff, and
others.
II statement of the expenses of the
state prison, Us filed in the office of the
state auditor, for the month OF July,
were S30,2e2 25.
Sophia ReeS was examined in the
probate court yesterday touching her
sanity. and ordered cared for in the
Rochester hospital.
George COnnnrS stole a volume emit
tied Life of Buffalo Bill" and, being
caught in the ACT, was sent to the work
house yesterday for ninety days.
At Hotel Metropolitan Mrs. E. W.
Tarrant. Miss Tarrant. sir. and Mrs. w.
l.. Robinson, f. u. forman, Chirago; ;
Il. r. Putnam. Davenport, Ia; A. A.
Hathaway, Milwaukee.
John ii. DeBruyn. arrested Thursday
night charged With embeZZlement of
S160 from William Berlandi IL Co.. had
his preliminary examination continued
in the police court yesterday tn Aug. ID,
In default OF 500 bail the prisoner was
committed.
Hon. Thomas Grace, president of the
Home Rule Club of ST. Paul. has re-
ceived from the secretary of the Home
Rule Federation statement showing
that the sum of $50, ,U35. Sc has been re-
ceived up to date in subscriptions 10
the home rule fund.
Prof. Smith, the newly elected prip-
clpal OF the hlgn school, has arrived IN
this city from his home in Sedalia, Mo-.
and Is preparing to enter upon his du
ties al the beginning of the new school
year the first OF the coming munth.
Secretary H. Ii. Hart. of the state
board of corrections ana charities. has
just returned from visit to Blue Earth
county. where he has been in c0nSutta-
ton with the county authorities cuii-
cermng two separate sets OF plans for
the proposed new county Jail there.
The pubic Institutions of Faribault
filed In ,ne office of the state auditor
yesterday statement of the eXpens IS
for the month OF July. That for Ine
school for the ferble-minG.d was
S7,l6S 40; the school for the deaf.
sl.74746; the school Tor the blind. .S956. "a.
The CISCO Club of Spring Park. on
the banks of Lake Minnelonka. lied
articles OF Incorporation i'll tn off .e of
the secretary Of state yesterday. Fne
purposes of tine concern are to do a sort
of real estate, hotel aud other buSl-
nesSsof that nature. Fne capital stock
is $4,000.
Rt. Rev. John McKim, d. D., bishop
of Japan, will address the Sunday
school children at the Church of The
Messiah, corner of Fuller and Kent
streets, Sunday afternoon at 3 O'clock.
All the Episcopal Sunday schools ot the
city are invited To take part in the eXer-
cises. He will address the congregation
at Christ church Sunday evening next
at O'Clock, un the work being done by
the church in that country.