St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-27

Diphtheria at 55f Forest street was
reported to the health Office yesterday.
The Ladies' Home Mission Society of
the Peoples Church gave lopsy-turvy
party last night.
Ell 5. Bean was Yesterday appointed
by the probate court as special admins
traitor of the estate of u. c. Pound, de-
ceased.
This evening ball will be given at
Market hail for the benefit of the un-
employed. street car men, A large at
ttndance is anticipated.
Henry Watterson, on money and
Morals" and Sam Jones, on ''Get
There are scheduled to lecture in the
Peoples church Feb. II and 20, respect
lively.
Hon. Henry Watterson is coming to
st: Paul to deliver his great lecture.
Money and Mofals.''> This will be a
rare opportunity for the many admirers
OF the great Southern star. it. ,j:,;.-s :.
Frank DonlaS was ssent To the work.
house yesterday for ninety days by
Judge Twohy. Donias was charged
with obtaining $3.50 from servant girl
whom he promised to teach to be a de-
tective.
The case against A. N. Peltier.
charged with selling liquor without a
license, was dismissed in the police
court yesterday at the request of the
complaining witness, License Inspector
Miller.
The Northwestern Furriers' union
Will give its third anniversary ball to-
night at the Germania Turner hall. The
arrangement committee has done every
thing 10 entertain the many friends of
pleasant evening.
Wednesday last frankie Moore and
Matte CarOenter were arrested by Pa
trolInan Joe Davis on charge of Street
walking. Yesterday the women were
discharged by Judge Twohy Oh motion
OF their attorney, L. l.. McGhee. The
dismissal was granted on a decision
made by Judge Brill in a similar case In
October last.
Mabel Pearl Howard, twelve-year-
old girl. was sent to the House of Good
Shepherd yesterday afternoon by Judge
TWohy fer ninety days. The girls
mother, Mrs. l.. G. Howard, explained
to the court that. her daughter was in
corrIgIbie and made practice of pilfer-
ing small articles.
The funeral services over the remains
Of Dr.. h. A. Craig were held YESTERDAY
afternoon from the family residence, 5I1
Marshall avenue. Rev 7. PAXTON Nor
gan, of ST. Johns church. conducted the
services. The body Will be taken to the
former home Of the deceased at Cobourg,
Ontario, for interment.
The ST. Paul Gas Light companv filed
certificate of alteration of certain
powers and organization by which the
capital stock Is reduced from 81, SOC, 600
TO Sl,5GO.O00, the number of shares
from $4,000 to $4,000 and the value Der
share raised from $50 to 500, with The
secretary OF state yesterday.
The Sunday School union holds its
regular weekly session today at the
House OF Hope parlorS. beginning at 8
O'Clock: Mrs. A. NJ. Bartlett, of the
Westminster Presbyterian church,
teaches the lesson for the following
Sunday as 1t should be taught to the
Iittle one. Visiting Cur Pupils" is
the subject for general discussion.
All members of the Sons of the Amer
lean revolution are requested to unite
with The other associations of this eitv
IN doing honor to the memory of one of
Ml1nesota'S nobleSt and best citizens. our
late compatriot, Hon. Henry NJ. Rice. at
the chamber Of commerce today (Satur.
day, the 9th inst.)at SPIN. Albert Edger.
ton, president; &. s. Chittenden, secre.
tary.
Tie fourth annual accounting of the
ST. Paul Trust company, as executor OF
the estate Of the late Norman w. KIT
son, was not taken up for hearing in the
probate court yesterday. Owing to the
fact that the appeal relative to the third
annual accounting is nearing in the dis
trict court, the hearing IN the probate
court was continued until next ines.
day.
The state auditor yesterday received
certificate of the gross earnings of the
Chicago Great Western Railway com.
pany branch line from Minneapolis and
Hayfield junction to the Iowa state
line near LoOpe and Lyle, MipD,. TO,
the year ending Dec. 81. 1893, amount
ing TO Sl3,273.30; also for the Minneapo
lis Eastern on the line in the city al
Minneapolis for $3.50 So