St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-30
SRlNT PHUL.
CITY NEWS SETTINGS.

The concert for the babies home of
this city takes place tonight at Ford's
Music hail.
There will be a meeting OF the board
of directors Of the Commercial club to-
day at l o'clock.
Enterprise Lodge, Good Templars,
last night paid a visit to their brothers
at White Bear Lake.
The complaint of disorderly conduct
against, p. }. Fortune was yesterday
Withdrawn by Lieut.. Sexton. and For
tune was discharged.
The Dulude Grocery company, corner
of Rice street and University avenue,
yesterday made an assignment to f.
C. Griswold for the benefit OF its cred
ltors.
The Summer Club of White Bear
Lake will give a moonlight excursion
to its lady friends Wednesday even
Ing.
Judge Walter H. Sanborn, of the
United States circuit court, arrived
yesterday in the city from a trip to
New Hampshire.
The quarterly meeting of the House
of Hope church, which had been am
nounced for last evening, has been
postponed. The new date will be an
noUnced later.
The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety of the First NJ. Z. Church will
hold its annual meeting this afternoon
at o'clock at the parsonage, $50 West
Ihlrd street.
Articles of incorporation of the
Great Western Printing company, of
Minneapolis, We're filed yesterday with
the secretary of state. The capital
stock is placed at S20,0 600.
w. ID. Nandiver. of Cape Girardeau,
Mo, who is president of the state
normal school at that place arrived
in the city yesterday on a visit to his
brother, j. s. Vandiver, the we'll
known newspaper man.
James Mcdonald and John Mason
were accused in the municipal coure
of having fought and bled in a saloon
on the West Side. The appendix to
Creasy's Decisive Battles will be pre-,
pared by Judge Orr today.
Congressman Tawney arrived in the
Tawney and children left last evening
on a visit to her parents and Mr..
Tawney escorted them as far as ST
Paul, returning home from here.
Martin Rausch, who took, it is
charged. somebody else's watermelon,
In violation of the constitution ana
the natural rights of man, will at
tempt to defend his new propaganda Il,
court tomorrow.
At O'clock yesterday morning :.
blaze, caused by an oVerheated fur
mace, started among some rubbish il.
the basement of YerXa Bros bakery
on Cedar street, back of their grocery
store. The damage was nominal.
VIII Hart, a cOlored gentleman, ac-
cuSed of assault, was yesterday dis
charged by Judge Orr. The other
coi0red man who had asserted that ht.
had been cut by a presumed razor IL:
the hands of Mr.. Hart failed to appear.
Special Officers McDevitt and Calvin
arrested yesterday afternoon a young
German named Joe Ratinger On tho
charge of stealing logs from the ST.
Paul Boom company. Ratinger was
taken before the police court and his,
case continued until today.
William Bodner. of the Ryan hotel,
returned yesterday morning from his
wedding trip. Shortly after his ar
rival he was most agreeably surprised
by his colleagues, who presented him
with a very pretty solid silver cake
basket The presentation speech was
made by R. c. Coyne.
Judge Kelly, of the district court,
returned yesterday from Madison,
Wis, where he visited the summer
Catholic school Judge Kelly deliv-
cred an address there last Friday at
The opera house on the early explorers
Of the Northwest. He reports the
school as very successful affair.
T. Bruce, wife and three children,
have booked for passage for Liver>
pool, England, sailing by the steamer
Vancouver from Montreal on Aug. J.
They will remain for an extended visit
Mr.. Bruce is an employee of the 500
road and this is his first visit to his
BID home in twelve years.