The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-23
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Christmas eve there will be a celebration
OF the Holy Communion at st. Paul's church.
corner Of Ninth and Olive streets, at mid
night.
The St. Paul Choral association are new
having their last rehearsals for their great
eantata, The Fri Kings Daughter" at
Mozart hall.
Lucy Moffatt and Emory Lyon have brought
an action against the Phoenix Insurance com
pany. The former demands 81. 909 and the
latter $500 on policy of fire insurance.
zimmerman Bros, capital stock $50 0C0, filed
articles OF incorporation with the secretary
Oh STATE yesterday. The members are Ed O.
ana o. F. Zimmerman, Charles S. Pattee
VIM. HOFFMAN and Frank H. Lloyd.
special meeting of the state board of
corrections and charities will be held at the
once of, Secretary Hart this morning at IL 80
for the purpose of deciding upon the recon-
mendations to be made to the legislature.
Nellie Donovan, a young woman living at
400 Louis street, and Eliza Lockwood who
has been an inmate of the city hospital. were
examined in the probate court Monday
and committed to the asylum at Rochester.
Thomas Fieury, committed for a term of
ten years for assisting In the sensational
bank robbery in this city has petitioned Gov
CIough for a pardon. Fleury was sentenced
In 1893 Howard, Miller, Meiggs and Morris
were his comrades !,
Bank Superintendent Kenyon has issued a
call for report on the condition of the state
banks in Minnesota at the close of business
Dec. II. The comptroller of the currency has
q
banks on the same date
Robinson Straus & Co. have brought action
against Carrie N. Willis to recover S211. AZ for
goods Sold The firm allege that she offered
10 give as security mortgage on Mime
apolfs lot, but declined to : carry out the
agreement.
Those interested in theosophy, oceultism or
kindred matters will have another opportun-
lty sunday evening to hear Countess Con-
stance Wachtmeister at room 216 Endicott
building The countess is one Of the leading
members OF the English section CT the Theo-
sophical society.
Special meeting of both bodies of the citv
council have been called for this evening.
Inc board OF aldermen will consider the
garbage specifications. which have already
passed the assembly, and the gasoline light
ing contracts. The assembly will take I'D the
lighting contracts.
c. W. Beach has sued the street railway
company for 900 damages. In September
last the plaintiff attempted to get on an
lnterurbdn car, and while so engaged was
attacked by the conductor. The car was
started at high rate of speed and the
plaintiff was badly injured:
Peter Tauschek, a driver In the empIov Of
the Williams Box company, of West ST. Paul,
had the four fingers Of the right hand badly
crushed at O'Clock Monday afternoon while
leading car in the Minneapolis & st. Louis
yards: The injured man was taken to the
city hospital in the central patrol wagon.
Iauschek llves on Indiana avenue with his
wife and two children.
N. Thomas. man seventy years of age.
slipped on the icy sidewalk at Seventh and
Minnesota streets Monday afternoon and
broke his collarbone. Mr.. Thomas was in
company with his son, l.. T. Thomas, of 299
Sherman street, and was at once removed
to the home of the latter, where he was
attended by a physician. The shock to the
injured man was severe on account of his
advanced age.
The Deutscher Kregerverin will hold IFS
annual Christmas celebration Sunday after
noon, Dec. 81 at A. o. u. w hall on Eighth
and Wabasha streets. The entertainment will
be rather more elaborate than usual and
it will include special exercises for the chill
dren. Rev. A. Thiele, the chaplain, will
make an address The committee in charge
include John L. Hoffman,, w. Schornstein,
John c. Muller, F. w. Bergmeier, H. H. Hill
man and E. Medicke
Minnewaska Tribe Ne. 4, Independent O. r,
M, adopted four palefaces at the last meet
ing and elected the officers for the ensuing
term as follows: G. F. Gerry sachem; ]. P.
Thurston, senior sycamore; NJ. H. Kelley,
junior sycamore; R. Hegue, prophet; C. G.
Hamilton. chief Of records; II. j. He'll, keep
er of wampum; DR.. s. S. Hesselgrave medi-
cine man; A. E. Ellsworth, trustee for egh-
teen moons, deputy grand sachem. F. j.
Saturday evening, Jan. 2.
Rufus A. Hoyt chairman of the entertain
ment committee, reports that the Bethel
Sunday school will hold Its Christmas festival
Christmas night There will Ae Santa Claus
a Christmas tree, fireplace, ten minutes ad-
dress by of the city's leading pastors
and songs and Rotations by the little ones.
Albert Creeves, boy seven years of age
was injured in a coasting accident late yes
terday afternoon while sliding on Delos street
hill in West st. Paul. The sharp end of a
sled runner cut an ugly cash in the boys
leg, rendering 1t necessary for his companions
to carry him to his home at No. 118 Colorado
street, where physician dressed the wound.