St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10

The assembly committee on streets
will hold Il meeting TINS afternoon at
o'clock.
Dr. Mitchell, the well-known physi-
ciaE of Shakopee, is spending few
days in the city.
Reported at the health Office yester-
day: Scarlet fever at 1888 West Seventh
and diphtheria a l4S Nina avenue.
President Hickman. of the board of
aldermen, was acting mayor yesterday
III the absence of Mayor Wright from
the city.
The Democratic Club of Ramsey
County will hold 4 regular meeting
Thursday evening in the rooms of the
real estate exchange.
Tomorrow evening the Salvation
Army viii hold meeting at the corner
of Prebe and Minnehaha streets.
Twelve officers will be present to en-
Iyen the occasion.
Joseph Austett, who IS charged with
selling beer at club house Oh Concord
street without having the necessary
license, will have trial in the police
court this morning.
Monday German school for boys and
girls will be opened in st. PauES Ger
man United Evangelical church, corner
of Eleventh ana Minnesota streets.
Mrs. u. a. Riemary is teacher.
Mrs. H. Riedel. mother-in-law of
County Auditor Burns, sprained her
ankle by falling OH slippery sidewalk.
and Will be confined to her apartments
i'll the Valentine block foy several
weeks.
Henry Theilen, proprietor of saloon
at the corner OF Rice street and Sher-
burne avenue. will have q hearing be-
Ind
charge OF selling liquor to Jaron Cad
boiS, minor.
Constellation Chapter, o. E. S., will
hold public installation at Masonic
hall. 1t is more than likely that the
officers of the grand lodge will attend.
There will be an Interesting, literary
programme Also presented.
The commercial club monthly meet
ing WaSsnOt we'll attended last night,
and consequently no special programme
was presented. The club will hold a
special meeting Monday night to con-
slider the matter of making an attempt
TO secure the q. A. Il. convention in
this city in 1895.
The case against Z. O'Regan, proDri-
etor OF a saloon on WabaSha street,
charged with keeping his place open
after midnight, was heard in the police
SOhAl NNotGluHA' OOOSC SOlJ
the usual fine Of $50 or thirty days, but
the sentence was suspended on motion
Of City Attorney Pike.
The case against Henry johnson,
charged with the murder of Henry Rol-
Inns, was dismissed i'll the police court
yesterday. The county attorney stated
the defendant had been indicted By the
grand Jury, and there was no need of
holding a preliminary examination.
Mrs. Thomas Riley, of 394 Laurel ave-
nue., will entertain the Philomathean
society this evening. Those who have
partallen of her hospitality will need no
second invitation. Those who have not
will be cordially welcomed. Prepare
tons are we'll i'll hand for the party to be
held i'll Westmoreland hall two weeks
from tonight.
This evening at the Hotel Metropolis
tan Will occur an Interesting event.
Sixty couples will come over from Min
neapOlis in sleighing party, tally-ho,
horns and all, have banquet at the
hotel, and indulge in ball. On Friday
night another aggregation of twenty
couples viii come over from the Flour
city and Will also have a BANQUET and
ball at the same hotel.
DR.. David Day, in expressing his
views on various subjects to Capt Castle
yesterday, touched on the Hawaiian af.
fair. lie says that the su bject has drift
ed into contest between Judge Gresh-
am and Deacon Benjamin Harrison as
to which shall control the Indiana vote
Tor the nomination for the presidency
in 1896. The doctor says that Deacon
Harrison is the descendant of a regicide
and belongs to long-lived family that
always remembers its enemies.
There has not been building permit
issued since the new building inspector.
a. +. Gauger, took charge of his Office,
and yesterday afternoon Mr.. Gauger
said 1t had the appearance of a boycott.
Just as he was bewailing lack of BUSH
ness he was called on by delegation of
citizens from the West side. and had 10
accompany them. to barn on the other
side of the river, which was duly pla-
carded as unsafe in dangerous con-
dition.