St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-20
SMALL CHANGE.

Reported to the health Office yester-
day: Scarlet fever at 239 Sherman, and
1iphtheria at 12S West Sixth.
The ladies of ST. PauPs church will
continue their luncheon opposite the
Ryan hotel. On:SiXth street, today. be
tween the hours of u and 2. Price p
cents.
Patrolman Hans Williams, of the
Margaret street station, is confined at
the city hospital from bullet wound
inflicted by the accidental discharge OF
MS revolver.
The Sunday School Primary union
holds its regular weekly meeting today
IN the House of Hope parlors, beginning
ats o'clock. All interested in Sunday
school work are invited to attend.
At Goodrich Avenue Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening at7:S0 O'Clock
Rev. w. A. Hutchison, ID. D., will
lecture on John HuS and the RefOrma
hon in Bohemia" Special invitation to
BOhemians.
This evening at Ide's hall on West
Seventh street there will be given ball
for the benefit of w. A. Coutcher. all
old fireman of the Omaha road, who has
long been suffering with rheumatism.
The proceeds of the ball are to assist
him to go Hot Springs, Ark.
The funeral of Sister Mary Laslett, a
member of the order having charge of
the House of Good Shepherd, occurred
yesterday. The deceased was known in
the world as Mary Shea. and had been
a member of the order for nineteen
years. She was thirty-seVen years old.
Il smooth young man boarded train
at the union depot last evening. and re-
QueSted one of the passengers to give
him large bill for small ones. The
unSuSpecting traveller flashed $50 note,
which the young fellow grabbed, and
ran. The police were notified, and,
after searching the railroad yards, cap
tured the thief.
The negro William Burden, alias
Birds Eye, who is charged with being
concerned in the larceny of lot of
clothing from the pawn shop of j. A.
Sansome, was held to the grand jury
yesterday in the police court. Ben Clay,
another negro, is now under indictment,
charged with the same offenSe.
Mrs. a. K. Norton, vice president Of
the Rebekah state convention, will in
stitute a new Rebekah lodge this even
ing at Meridian Odd Fellows hall, on
Cedar street opposite the court house.
The institution will be followed by an
entertainment and refreshments, to
which all Rebekahs, in the city are, cor
daily invited.
The last lecture in the series of Talks
to Women" Will be given by j. G. Pyle
at the Peoples church Saturday after
noon at p. m. This promises to be one
of the most interesting of the course,
and will be of especial interest to ladies.
Subject: ''Ihe Purchase of Food and
Chemistry of Cooking.' These lectures
are flee and all are invited.
SANITY City Council No. SO of the
Order of United Commercial Travellers
of America will meet this evening at
s o'clock, in Twin City Odd Fellows
hall, corner Sixth and Seventh streets.
1t is requested that all who can possibly
be present do so. Amy travellers
wishing to become conselors can do so
by making application at the meeting.
The $50 fine imposed on Supt. Hoskins
In the street car vestibule case was paid
yesterday to the clerk of the police
court. The money will not be turned
into the city treasury, but will be held
by the court, pending the decision of
the supreme court. Under the munich
pal court charter the fines in all cases
where an appeal is taken must be paid
before the case is certified to the higher
court.