St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-08

BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
One minor building permit was issued

The assembly will hold regular
meeting al T:30 O'clock this evening.
Bulletined at the hoard of health office
yesterday: Diphthcria at SOL Forest
street.
The general meeting of teachers Will
be held in the high school al 10 O'clock
on Saturday morning.
Dr. Horst leetured at the Central
Presbyterian church last night. Ills
talk was one in the medical course.
William Ring, Who grabbed a hand
bag from Mrs. Helen Gale Monday
night, went to the workhouse for ninety
days yesterday.
Tie funeral of tile infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Magraw will
be held fIom the residence, 40 Laurel
avenue, at2 O'clock this afternoon.
At the Church or ST. John the Evan
geiSl. during Lent there will be service
every "Wednesday and Friday at II
O'Clock in The morning, and on other
days at ) in the afternoon.
The special council committee APP
pointed 10 consider the claims against
The city growing out OF the Page street
disaster, in 1892, will hold a meeting
this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
4 Robert A Smith club has been or
ganized in the Fourth ward with head
quarters at 277 West Third StreeT. 1t
starts out with large membership and
great enthusiasm. The next meeting
is Saturday evening.
The many friends Of Patr0lman Nc
Cartly, the well-knoWn union depot
policeman, who has been i'll with grip.
will be pleased to learn that he is now
convaleSeing, and that he Will probably
be out in few days.
Two small fires called out the depart
ment last evening. The first was
small blaze in a store at the corner of
Seventh and Pine streets. The other
was a S25 ire in dwelling owned by
Simon Jacobs, on Mendoza and Reaney
streets.
II. ID. Brown has not been president
of the Minnesota Accident Insurance
company for the past year. This state
ment is made for the benefit of those
who are unGer the impression that he
still Cccupie the position. Mr.. Brown
is still at the head of the firm Of Brown.
Treacy II Co.
The regular meeting of the St. Paul
TheOSOl hical society will be held at
their roam. No. 52l Endicott binding,
This evening. Subject: Kama; or De-
sire The Origin of Evil" The reading
on Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday, from to D. III.
The Democratic Club of Ramsey
County will hold an interesting meeting
tonight in the rooms of the real estate
exchange, Oil the first floor of the New
York Lie Insurance building. The
club will discuss The mayOralty out
look, and will probably declare in favor
OF Il candidate.
Next Thursday evening Otls E. Poole,
of Yokohama, will give an illustrated
lecture on Japan. Mr.. Poole has been
Il resident of Yokohama for number OF
Yeas, and has unusual Photographic
Facilities. which he has improved to the
fullest extent. The programme of the
81. Paul Camera club tor Friday even
ing, except the class for beginners, will
( postponed for one week.
The board of school inspectors met
yesterday afternoon, aud after holding
committee meeting adjourned the
session owing TO the illness of Inspector
McGill, ii being the desire that he
should be present at the transaction of
business. Tie meeting will be called
by President Willrich as soon as the ex-
governor is able to be out. Inspector
Mo Gill is not dangerously Ill, but is
confined 10 his bed.
The FIVE lads.arreSted by Capt. Boer-
ner, of the Margaret street station,
charged with breaking the fire alarm
box AT the corner of Third and CONNER
cial streets, were dismissed i'll the police
court Yesterday. There was no evidence
that the young boys had anything TO do
with the destruction of the box beyond
theory advanced by the captain based
on what SOME other kid had told him.