St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-25
BREAKFAST BITS.

Two minor building permits aggreg at
ing Sl25 were issued Yesterday.
Frank Y J.. WIRING. clothing sales man,
is now i'll the employ of Browning, King
Il Co.
The Moonlight Dancing club will give
their last social hop of the season at
Westmoreland hall Easter Monday eve.
William Bockheim, Il prominent Re-
publican in the Fourth ward, is men
toned as a candidate for ward alder
man.
Clifford MUMMY, the lad who stole a
bicycle from l.. Travis, had his case
continued in the police court yesterday
to Monday.
John Peterson and John Hammond
were examined in the probate court
yesterday touching their sanity, and
were discharged.
Plymouth Church. Corner of Summit
Avenue and Wabasha Street, Rev. A.
IL. Heath, PaStor-Easter services at
1890, conducted by the Sunday school.
Preaching at 7:30 by the pastor. VI
s. c. E. at $50.
The annual commencement of the
state school of agriculture takes place
Friday in Assembly nall. The gradu-
ating class consists OF twenty members.
This is the fifth class graduated.
William HOban and Frank Smith, who
are charged with stealing pOcketbook
containing S1SJ from Ida Blodgett OH
WabaSha street Oh March 10, were held
TO the, grand jury by Judge TwOhy yes
terday.
Col. Charles j. Monfort. "mine host"
of the Windsor, was reappointed by
Mayor Wright yesterday TO succeed
himself OH the workhouse board. The
appointment is for term of five years,
without pay.
Easter will be duly celebrated at
Epworth Methodist church, corner
Aurora Avenue and Mackubln street.
The pastor, Rev. DR.. j. G. Gdllette, will
preach Oh The Resurrection" at 1880
a. M, and all Easter concert will he
given by the young people at 80 p. m.
Word was receiN ed Yesterday of the
death of Charles j. Flynn, prominent
young attorney OF Dubuque, in that
city OIL Friday. MIR. Flynn had many
frleudS and acquaintanceS In st. Paul,
who VIII be panied to learn of his death.
Gust A. Malmstrom was appointed as
policeman yesterday by the mayor to
succeed John NJ. MOehI. OF the Ducas
street station, who was discharged few
days ago. Malmquist made application
for position on the force over year
ago.
The regular weekly drill of Company
ID, First regiment, NJ. \. e.. last Thurs
day evening was pleasantly concluded
with an informal hop, a large number
of the friends of the company being
| present, although the weather was very
Indictment.
A stated meeting of Sibey Council
| No. 3. Junior. Order United American
Mechanics, will be held next Tuesday
evening in A. o. L. w. hall, II East
| Seventh street. All members Of the
| Oder in the city are cordially invited to
attend this meeting.
Edward Richards, siXty-four years
old, died yesterday at the worklIUuse.
His remains were Ia ken TO Mccarthy Il
DonnellY'S underta king rooms. The
deceased has relatives living on Day
| toms bluff h had been ut the instit u
ton where he died about two weeks.
y regular meeting of ST. Paul Camp
No. l, Sons of Veterans, u. S. A will
! he held tomorrow evening. A large at
| tendance is desired. as matters of i'm
portance are TO be adjusted. Members
| of the order of the Grand Army of the
| Republic are invited to attend the meet
lngS OF the camp when ln1the city.
Articles of association of the Bianden
Mill company, of St. Panl. were filed
yesterday with the secretary of state.
The capital is 100000, and the PURPOSE
of the association is TO engage in min
| ing, smelling, renning and working
ores and numerals. Leander Blanden,
Fort Dodge; Jacob Manheimer and Will
liam \. Jones, st. Paul, are the incor-
| DOiorOrS.