St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-31

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A small fire in the butcher shop at
1897 West Seventh street last evening
damaged the place 10 the extent of SIS.
The soloist of the Central Nj. E.
church, Miss Jessie Turner. has gone
to Evansville, Ind. for few weeks
visit.
Our State Savings Bank, Germania
Life building, wants to buy city and
county bonds, and has money to loan on
prime three-name paper.
The funeral service of the late A. II.
Nicolay will be held at Ne. 20 West
Third street today at $50 ?. m. Friends
invited. lnterment at Brooklyn, n. Y.
Patrolman d. C. Mccarthy. the gen.
tlemanly police officer who does duty at
the Onion depot. is confined at his
home. 43G Fuller street, by illness. He
is threatened with typhoid fever.
Bert Hamilton, who is accused of
robbing the clothesline of Mrs. O'Hal-
loran, at Isl Pleasant avenue Monday
night.WaS i'll the police court yesterday
HIS case was continued to Feb. 6.
The Ladies' Art club held its annual
election yesterday, placing i'll office the
following: Mrs. Osborne. president;
Mrs. Mcconnell, vice president; Mrs.
NtCOl &c L. 0lOllls : hlSS
treasurer.
Four lads. Julius HesSe, Henry
Schiller, James McGraw and Joseph
Geier, were i'll the police court yester-
day charged with cutting green timber
in Como park. They will be given
hearing this morning.
Oscar Lienau, son of one of st. PauPs
most distinguished citizens, and him
self a musician of distinction. has CON-
posed the music to Wackernagel'S
"Cradle Song" 1t is charming pro-
duction, and bids fair to be as popular
as any song of recent years.
A building permit was issued yester-
day to John l.. Merriam for repairs in
the block at the corner of Fourth and
Wabasha streets, recently damaged by
fire. An elevator will be placed in the
building and the upper floors re-
modelled. The cost of the work is esti-
Nated at $4,000.
The case of The First National Bank
" KiliingSley against G. n. Nelson and
w. 5. Goodhue is still Oh trial in the
United States circuit court hon. ID.
NJ. Sabin was present as witness in
the case. This is a suit on note for
$4,000 given by ID. NJ. Sabin, and in
dorsed by the defendants named.
The st. Paul Theosophical society
will hold a special meeting Wednesday
evening at s O'clock in their room, No.
521 Endicott building, at which Dr.. j
W. b. La Pierre, of Minneapolis, will
read paper on 1.-The Mystery OF the
Holy Trinity" All are cordially in
fitted.
Tonight, at the Ryan, will occur the
musical and literary entertainment got
9en up by the ladies of Circle No. q for
the benefit of the clubhouse fund of
the parish of st. John the Evangelist.
The participants will be Mrs. c. B.
Yale. Mrs. Harris, Mr.. de Sale, Mr.. Ma
deira, Mr.. TarbOx. Mr.. Straka. Mr..
Winkler, Miss Sans Souci and FrankIyn
W. Lee.
AT meeting of the Sixth Ward Ger
man-American Democratic club the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, j. L. kerker; vice presidents,
Alber: Pankopf and'~C. F. Lewerenz :;
secretary, l.. Hartmann; treasurer, Il.
kuehne. An informal ballot for candi-
date for ward alderman gave Edward c..
Gamm two-thirds of the votes cast.
Tony LewenStein, alias Smith, was
held to the grand jury yesterday by
Judge Twohy Oh charge of stealing
several coats from the dining room of
the Merchants hotel. The clothing be-
was arrested by Lieut.. Babe, confessed
to the larceny, and the garments were
found i'll pawn shop.
Austin Hoban, who, with Thomas
O'Brien, is charged with stealing a pair
OF shoes from the store of Charles +.
Miller, had q trial in the police court
yesterday afternoon. The jury, after
listening to the evidence and speech
by Attorney f. l.. McGhee, returned a
verdict of guilty. O'Brien will have a
trial tomorrow afternoon.
Thomas McGrath and William Math-
ewS were in the police court yesterday.
charged with highway robbery The
polce claim the young men were with
Hartlgan on Sunday night last when he
took 90 cents from man on the Rice
street bridge. The three prisoners
claim there was no robbery, but a SIM
pie assault, and if any money was miss
ing it was lost in scuffie.
Arrangements for the obseuuies of
Col. w. Ii. II. Taylor were completed
yesterday. Acker post, G. A. r., will
nave charge of the funeral, which will
take place from the House of Hope al
2:3O O'Clock TOMORROW afternoon. The
honorary pall-bearerS will be Gen. r.
". johnson, Judge William Mitchell.
II. Knox Taylor, Gov. Nelson, Col. j
ID. Davidson and L. w. Teasdale. Mem.
0ers OF the Sons OF the American Revo-
luton are requested to meet at the
church Thursday afternoon for the pur.
pose of attending the funeral.
Money deposited on or before Feb
Bird at our State Savings Bank. Ger
mania Life Ins. Co.'s Bdg., 4th d MINI,
Sts.,draws mos interest July LIST. 1894