St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-16
SHORT ROUNDUPS.

Two minor building permits were is
sued yesterday.
\ regular meeting of the board of
alderman will be held this evening.
Webster Lodge No. 90. Knights of
PythIaS, will have Work tonight III the
first and third rank.
Hon John d. O'Brien will lecture to-
night at the lriShAmerlcan club on
Thomas Davis ana His Times"
The examination of John I. RenfrO,
who ATTEMPTED to cut his wife's throat.
was again continued in the police court
TO Thursday.
St. Paul Lodge No. 122 of the Brother
hood OF Railroad Trainmen will give
ball "Wednesday at Armory hall, on
Sixth street, hear Exchange.
Reported to the health department
Yesterday: Scarlet fever at Eighth and
Neil, city hospital, 375 Yankee, and cor
ner Cleveland and st. Ctair.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
board of managers of the society for the
relief of the poor will be held al ia
East Ninth street at 8 p. IN. today.
Miss Anna Creighton Evans and Miss
Jennie Bartlett. of the state university,
visited the Garfield school in the in
terest OF pedagogy Monday morning.
Sheriff Chapel yesterday s25, the amount
being the monthly subscription of the
employees TO the citizens relief FUND.
Seats are now selling at the music
Store of Howard, FarweI d Co. for a
reading by the gifted auth0reSS, Kate
Douglass Wiggin, To be given at the
Peoples church.
The case OF Frank Beriandi, arrested
gn complaint of Dinah BrOder, who
charges that he is the father of her un-
born child, was continued in the police
court yesterday for one week.
Robert GibbenS slipped OH the side
walk at the corner OF Ninth and Wa
cOuta streets last evening and fell.
breaking his lett leg. He was taken 10
the city hospital in the patrol wagon.
The Golden Star Social club last even
ing elected the following officers: Pres
ident. j. Il. Burch; vice president. A.
j. Jones; secretary, Edward kennty;
assistant secretary, Frank Brown; treas
urer, James ID. CarruJherS.
Ihe hearing in the case of J. L.
Strauch, who is charged with conducts
ing loan Cfiice. and, in fact, doing
pawnbroking business, without having
d license, was continued in the police
court yesterday for one week.
The funeral of j. q. Anderson, who
was killed in an accident on the CHI
cagO, Burlington q Northern road at
Savannah. ILL.,, last Thursday, will take
place this afternoon from rooms at 459
Rice street.
The board of public works yesterday
confirmed the reaSSesSment for grading
Lexington avenue from the north line
OF Narrendale addition to Otto avenue.
The matter OF opening and widening
III % 4 n 20 /
journed 10 Feb. /.
At the chamber of commerce meeting
Yesterday morning the only business
transacted was to bring up the commit
tee report on the Smalley resolution and
defer action thereon for one week. The
chamber adjourned after few moments
III executive session.
The case against James Howard, ac-
cused of participating in robbing the
Merchants National bank of s.. 600
In gold, IS set for trial Thursday. The
case OF Miller is set for the same day,
but Howard will be first tried.
The case against Edwin Pepin and
Joseph Racine, charged with the larceny
OF couple of sets Of harness, was dis
missed in the police court yesterday.
he owner Of the harness explained to
the court that the taking was Joke,
aud the court let it go at that.
John johnson and George Eggleson,
two Well-dreSSed fellows, were before
the police court yesterday charged with
vagrancy. The police charge that they
were sure thing men, but as no spe.
ciiic charge could be brought against
them they were discharged with in
structIons to leave town.
Frank Lang, arrested on the charge of
selling unsOund meat, was discharged
III the police court yesterday on motion
OF The city attorney. Lang sold to a
purchaser a boar, and when the meat
was put to bell the aroma was not the
sweetest. The purchaser accordingly
had Lang arrested for selling unsound
meat
Robert Bercher was arraigned in the
police court yesterday on the charge OF
larceny. The complaint by A. Truaz
alleges that the defendant stole money
amounting to more than $40 Lieut.
Budy, of the Prior avenue station, eX-
plains that TruaX, who is clerk for {
coal dealer at Union Park. had S3t
stolen from his room Sunday night, anC
Bercher was arrested Oh suspicion Of
being the guilty person. The hearins
will come up this morning.