St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-11
SRENT HUL.
CITY NEWS sIFTINGs.

A gospel temperance meeting will be
held at D. IN. tonight in Como chapel.
The conference committee viii meet
at the city hall at 4:50 p. m. tomorrow.
The trustees OF the police pension
fund will meet at 2:39 p. IN. tomorrow.
The earnings of the state, grain in
spection department for July We're
S9,7l0.S6.
The incorporation OF the Shalopee
Firemen's Relief association was per-
fected yesterday.
The assembly committee on waya
and means viii meet at y. m. tomor-
row and the committee Oh streets a.
p. m.
Members of the butchers association
will go to Kohlman's lake with their
families today to indulge in basket
picnic.
Fritz Mahlen, a saloonkeeper who
was charged with selling Liquor to a
minor had his hearing continued until
the 18th inst.
Two drunlzs went out to Como to
sober up, the one for ten and the other
for thirty days, pursuant TO Judge
Twohy's sentence.
Gray's hall, on st. Peter street, near
Tenth, is to be converted into apart
ments at a cost of $1,000. The permit
was issued yesterday.
The St. Paul Park improvement com
pany yesterday made an assignment
for the benefit Of its creditors to the
Security Trust company.
The Monthly Weather Review from
the Washington weather bureau, and
Vol. 33, n. Y. Supp, We're added TO the
state library yesterday.
Mr.. iTripple was charged With keep
Ing a vicious dog and put up 80 for
his appearance next Wednesday, when
he will be heard in his defsnse.
Some time this week Attorney Gen.
eral Childs will apply for writ OF
Il ~G= n
panies to comply with the law of last
winter.
The annual picnic of the A o. H, Of
Ramsey county will take place next
Saturday. Aug. II, at Como park.
Games, dancing, ETC., will be among
the attractions.
The check for the StOO annual ap-
portionment to each of the eighty.six
high schools Of the state was for
warded yesterday by the department
of public instruction.
The young fpeople of Plymouth
church will give a town social at SUM
nit avenue and st. Peter street next
Thursday evening for the benefit OF
Cyril chapter, which was damaged by
recent storm.
Frederick Shay, charged with lar
ceny of a Holstein cow worth $50,
was allowed to plead guilty to the
lesser offense Of petit larceny. He was
sentenced to ninety days in the WORK
mouse anu was ColillliilSCu.
w. S. Dedon and r. F. McClelland,
chief cruisers for the state land de-
partment,, reported at the state at
ditor's Office yesterday after six
weeks cruise through St Louis and
Itasca counties. They report the ur-
dergrowth through the woods to be so
heavy as to be almost impenetrable.
Rev. A Busch, assistant pastor Of
the cathedral, leaves this week for
South St Paul, where he will build up
a parish. A Sunday school has al
ready been started, and has been very
successful, 130 scholars having been
enrolled since the first of this year.
Adriel Commandery No. 16S, Knights
% ferred i Il the e. Malta degree on thirteen
candidates. There We're visiting com
panions from Mount Sinai Command
cry No. 156 and st. Paul Commandery
No. 154 Friday evening, Aug. Is, the
commandery will confer the Black
Knight degree, and the bylaws will
receive the first reading at this regular
cOnciaVe