St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-17
SRlNT PHUI.
THE CITY CONDENSED.

The aldermanic committee on streets
will meet at p. m. today.
Secretary Hart, of the board of cof>
rections and charities, is expected
back today.
Secretary of State Berg was at his
desk again yesterday, his ward who
was i'll at Center City having fully
recovered. s.--
The Methodist Episcopal church, OF
Bingham Lake Cottonwood county, in
with the secretary of state.
Herman Weibel auditor of Winona
county, was at the capitol yesterday,
in conference with State Auditor Dunn
on matters pertaining to ms once.
The period for receiving bids for sup
plies for the city schools during the
ensuing year will expire on the 22d
inst Bids are to be filed with the
mayor.
The school board will remove the Of
fees of the board and the superin-
tendent of schools back TO the high
school, as it was impossible to secure
quarters in the city hall.
Secretary Beebe, of the Soldiers
of the home. sS,3OG. During the ffscal
year, ending July 81, the disburse-
ments of this Office We're Sic, 256.TS
Prof. Dugay, q wonderful wire walk
er, will be at Lake Como Saturday,
Monday and Tuesday at 4 and SIS p.
m. Dugay is the wonderful Spokane
Falls wire walker who walks Oh 1-16-
inch cable.
A Mrs Swartz, living at 81 East
Dearborn street, fell on South Robert
jured her back quite severely. Yester-
day the city physician was called to
attend her.
Suit has been commenced by the
Bank of Minneapolis to recover $4,000
on note given by j. J. O'Connor to
p. T. Ka.vanaugh, transferred by the
latter to Frank n. Shaw and by him
to the bank.
DR.. E. H. Whitcomb secured a per-
init yesterday to erect a two-story
frame dwelling on the north side Of
Martin street, between Maclubin and
Kent streets. The estimated cost is
$50.
Assistant Commissioner Lightbourn
received telegram yesterday morninS
from Insurance Commissioner Smith,
stating that the latter was rapidly in-
proving and on the road to early and
entire recovery.
Prof A. w. Rankin, of Superior, re-
Gently appointed state inspector or
school board, notified Superintendent
Pendergast of his acceptance of the
position yesterday.
The Joint committee on garbage and
the aldermanic committee on license
and ways and means We're scheduled to
meet yesterday afternoon, but did not
do so, owing to the absence of a
quorum in each case.
The members of Norwegian Luth-
eran Synod church viii enjoy a steam
boat excursion down the river to Red
Wing tomorrow. The Philharmonic
Brass band and the church choir viii
entertain the passengers. The boat
will leave the foot of Jackson street
at a. m.
a popular concert programme will
be given this evening at Lake Como by
DAMS band. Prof DAM has also
charge of the Sunday music, when the
feature to be pres ented is some wonder
ful exhibitions on the wire rope by
Mons Casido. He is said to be the
greatest wire rope performer in the
world.
Articles of Incorporation of the
Church of Our Lady of the Angels, a.
Sank Center, We're filed with the sec
rotary of state yesterday Bishop
Martin Marty, Rev. Joseph p. Bauer,
John Fitzgerald, James Larkins and
Thomas ]. Killeen are the signers Of
the articles and the first board OF
trustees.
Edward Puffe and Gustov NJ. Krue-
ger, the fathers of the two little girls
killed by the landslide on the West
side some time ago, have begun ac-
lions to recover $1,000 damages each
from the city. They allege that the
citE was negligent in not having the
embankment properly sloped so as to
prevent it from c3Ving in such a man
ner as to enGanger human life.