St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-17
DAILY ROUNDUP.

The park board will hold regular
meeting tomorrow evening.
The board of county commissioners
will meet in regular Semi-monthly SEES
zion at 10 i. III. tomorrow.
Ernest z. Hopwood, of Lorain, O., is
visiting friends and relatives in the
city. with the intention of locating i'll
st. Paul.
The four men arrested while playing
poker i'll room on East Seventh street
pleaded guilty yesterday morning in the
police court and paid fines Of So each.
j. p. Ford, book agent stopping at
the Clarendon, fell in fit at the corner
of Sixth and Wabasha streets yesterday
afternoon. He was taken TO the central
station, but recovered shortly after
wards.
John d. O'Brien. of this city, will de-
liver all address TO men i'll Crusaders
hail, corner Fort and Sixth streets, at 3
p. III. today. j. ii. Smith, president OF
the ST. Paul ArchdioceSan union, will
also speak.
Stephen Collins, of Pittsburg, Pa. ma
ti0nal organizer of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics, who has
been looking after the affairs of the Or
der in st. Paul and Minneapolis, left
last evening tor Portland, UT.
The Joint special council committee
appointed 10 consider the rtdistricting
OF election precincts in the First and
Eighth wards and also the purchase of
new ballot boxes will hold meeting to-
mOIIow afternoon at 2:3G O'Clock.
The case against E. L. Murphy.
charged with keeping his saloon open
after midnight, was again continued in
In nrda Iot
The continuance was necessary, II is
claimed, Oh account of one of the wit
nesSes for the prosecution being too i'll
10 appear III court.
Josheph Arnold and j. Balkemcre,
the two colored men arrested for selling
liquor III club room at $50 East Sixth
street, without having a license, had
their cases continued in the police court
yesterday, to Tuesday. They put up
$50 each for their appearance,
Prof. George Morris, who has been in
the lecture field seventeen years, will
deliver free public lecture under the
auspices Of the st. Paul chronological
society, at Relief Society hall. 141 East
Ninth street, Monday evening. The
lecture will conclude with a free public
examination.
Last night the F!remen's Relief asso.
clallOn, when Is composed OF eX-mem-
bers OF the fire department. held It's an
nual meeting at Nelson's shoe store Oh
East Seventh street, and elected the
following trustees for the ensuing year:
Z. b. Birge, Owen Mulgrew, Thomas
Reilly and William Waldron.
During The progress of a dance at
Garfield hail, at III Arcade street last
night, free-for-ail fight occurred. Tine
police arrested Seven young fellows,
and the officer, Collins, who first ar
rived un the scene, was roughly hand
led. DR.. Hahiey was called to the
station to sew up a couple OF scalp
wounds.
The mayor has appointed Jacob c.
Reichardt as weigher of coal and meas
urer of wood, at salary of SS5 per
month. The resolution under which the
appointment was made provides that
the appolntee shall be a competent
Judge of fuel and shall file bonds in the
sum of $1,000 to insure the proper Ler-
Torrance of the duties of the Office
Mir. Reichardt's occupation IS given in
the directory as a real estate dealer.