St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-17
SAINT PAUL.
DoINGs OF n DAY.


were issued by the building inspector yes
terday.
The Rice street paving comes up before
the board of public works this morning at 10
o'clock
August johnson, a saloonkeeper at the
corner of Seventh and Bradley streets, paid
a fine of $50 in the police court yesterday Tor
Keeping his saloon open after midnight.
Rev. W s. Vail will preach for the Uni
yersalst church in Ford's music hall Sunday
morning al II o clock; subject, THE God of
Universalism and the God of Evolution. y"
All ale welcome.
Sneak thieves entered the jewelry store of
N Peterson, at SIS Rice street. yesterday
afternoon, and made off with three gold
filed watches which were hanging on a
rack in the window.
Black bass and pike, caught by Billy
Bircher and john McDermott were the APP
petizing features of the Clifton lunch yester-
day. The bass were numerous. but small
none of them weighing over five pounds
each.
The contractor awarded the work OF
sprinkling Districts Nos. and will be some
few dollars short on his first months pay.
From The amount of the bill for Sprinkling
District No. Sl36 will be deducted, and
from District No 6, S26l.35.
The hearing OH the completion OF the as
sessment rolls for Indian Mound park came
UP before the beard of public works yester-
day. Owing to the errors i'll the taDulation
OF the assessments an adjournment was tax
Ell to Wednesday next at 10 o'clock.
The committee on streets from the beard
of aldermen will hold regular meeting this
afternoon. Among other matters to be con-
sldered will be the ordinance for the con-
struction Of a safety device by the street
railway company on Selpy avenue hill.
At the Peoples church, Pleasant avenue.
Dr. Smith will preach tomorrow at 1880 and
at s p. M At the morning service Chill
drens day. will be observed. Five schools
will be in attendance, and the church will
be beautifully decorated. The public are
invited.
The copy Of a purchase lease of some i'm
portance was yesterday filed with the state
secretary. IL Is given by the Duluth, Missaba
d Northern railroad to the Pittsburg Loco
motive and Car works. By this instrument
seven locomotives are leased to the Duluth
corporation.
The cases against Louis Thauwald and
William Klaembachl, charged with selling
liquors to minors. were dismissed yesterday
Klaembachl, however, was rearrested, charged
with allowing minor to enter his saloon
unaccompanied by parent or guardian. The
case will be heard On Saturday next
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
kiehle has just returned from a weeks stay
i'll Chicago. He is the state superintendent
OF the Minnesota educational exhibit and
he has been in the white city in connection
with his duties i'll this capacity. He reports
the Minnesota exhibit one of the best and
most complete at the fair.
Dave Spaulding and E. M. Randall have
been large buyers of cattle at South st. Paul
this season. Their trades indicate that this
market is the best stocker and feeder pointin
the West Other buyers are on deck for all
the thin cattle that the Northwest has to
offer. Mr.Spaulding is from LIE Sueur, Mimi,
and Mr.. Randall is from Mason City. 10.
Aid. Cullen was the only member of the
committee on ways and means to put in an
appearance at the meeting called for yester-
day afternoon. The delegation of physicians
and surgeons who were present to urge on
the committee the necessity of the compile
ton of the ward building at the city hospital
will come before the conference committee
next Monday afternoon.
The friends and admirers of Prof. Carman
since his withdrawal as principal of the high
school. have set plan on foot to establish
an academy in st. Paul with him at the head
of the institution. 1t is stated that a good
many prominent citizens who manifest a
lively interest in higher education, are furth-
ering TIE movement, and DR.. Smith, presi-
dent of the board of school inspectors, is
quite enthusiastic in the PROJECT
Yesterday was.the closing day OF the pres
ent school term. No especial programme or
exercises marked the occasion The pupils
simply gathered as oil ordinary school days,
and receiyedztheir promotion cards, and then
returned to their homes. The superintend-
ent and teachers feel gratifed with the term
as whole The pupils have made good
progress. and the condition of the schools
has been of high order.
Yesterday Gov. Nelson issued commissions
to four newly promoted officers of the ma
. tional guard. They are to William G. Bron-
son as lieutenant colonel of the first infan-
try, and to Wescott W. Price as major of the
same regiment; to julius c. McQuade as
second lieutenant of Company A, Third in
fantry, and to Halyar W. Thune as second
lieutenant of Company l. Third infantry.
The positions thus filed were made vacant
generally by designations
EuWdFu y. DulSuIOTc mas DeeQ appointed
q delegate by GOV. Nelson to represent this
state in the so-called interstate North and
South railroad convention that is to be held
in Lincoln, Neb., on the 18th of this month
The purpose of the conference is to con-
slider the project evolved by the Nebraska
Legislature last winter to construct an inter
state railroad running from the Canadian
line TO the Gulf of Mexico, and the delegates
to be i'll attendance will represent every
state beginning with Minnesota and the
Dakotas and ending with Mississippi.
George C. Trenter who had fight with his
business partner, WI. Covington, week
or so. ago, had a preliminary hearing IN the
police court yesterday. The evidence was
TO the effect that dispute about the business
started the row. and each of the members
of the firm grasped the nearest tool and
Waded i'll. CoyiDgton reluctantly admitted
that he struck the first blow. but Headed
that he had the worst of it before time was
called. Trenter was held to await the action
of the grand jury in 500 bonds, which were
furnished.
Jacob Lifts players will give their last per-
formances of Young Mrs. Winthrop this
afternoon and tonight. Tomorrow night that
portion of the company that has been play
ing Monte Cristo' in Minneapolis this week
will be seen in the play named, which has
been selected for next weeks attraction. Mr..
Lifts company has been highly spoken of by
the Minneapolis press for the work done in
Monte Cristo,'' and they will enter uron
the next week with everything in smooth
running order. The cast embraces Mr.. Rob
lnson, Mr.. Fawcett, Miss Bert, Miss Gerard
Mr.. Beach, Mr.. Wells and a number of the
other favorites, and the play will be perfectly
staged.
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