The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-29
S AINT PAUL.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The assembly committee on ways and
means will meet this afternoon at o'clock.
The members Of the Liberal Union of Min
nesota Women will picnic today at Lake Min
netOnka.
special meeting Of Myrtle Temple No.
2 Rathbone Sisters. will be held this after
noon at Pythian hall.
Central w. c. T. U. will hold a parlor
meeting at st. Paul Commons tonight. A
programme has been arranged.
The Oak circle Of tie Drulus will give a
social at Uni-. central hall this evening, the
lrUce-us OF which will go to charity.
The Peake sisters entertainment will be
given this evening under the direction of the
women Of Bethany church, at Leidertafel
hall.
Dr. Alexander n. Carson, formerly pastor
of Central Presbyterian church in this city,
has accepted a call to church in San Fran
cisco.
Eugene Anger was charged in the police
court yesterday with stealing a lawn mower
belonging to c. B. Thurston. He was held
for trial until today.
Adjt. Gen. Nuremberg yesterday commits
stoned Capt. Chauncey l.. Baxter and Lieut..
Vanstrum, of Co. H, Third infantry Fergus
Falls.
The First Christian Sunday-school will pic
mic at Wildwood Wednesday They will start
from the church, Nelson and Harrington ave-
nues. at o'clock.
Gov. Clough yesterday appointed Edward ].
Doyle, of st. Paul, as the fifth member OF
the board of commissioners for the inspection
OF practical plumbing. Doyle is city plumb
ing Inspector.
James Mcmillan & Co., of Minneapolis,
filed articles of incorporation with the secre-
tary of state yesterday. The members are
James and Clara E. Mcmillan and Charles
f. Lnsmeyer and c. NJ. Halves.
John Carr. expressman arrested the
charge of cruelty to his five-year-old son,
was arraigned before Judge Twohy yesterday.
He was not ready for trial and was released
on $75 bail until July l. The child is not
seriously hurt.
Edward Mann, arrested at the union de-
pot Sunday for the alleged theft of an
OverCOat and an umbrella from a stranger,
was tried in the police court yesterday on
the charge OF vagrancy and sentenced to the
workhouse for thirty days.
A delivery wagon belonging to A. Gleissner,
the Rice street baker, was turned over by
collision with an Interurban car at Sixth and
Wabasha streets at o clock yesterday morn
ing. The driver was thrown out, but escaped
without serious injury. The horse started to
run away, but was captured by Detective
MuTnane.
lamp explosion at the residence Of DR..
A. w. Whitney, 616 Case street. called out the
fire department shortly after o'clock last
gushed with small loss before the service or
the department was necessary. No one was
injured by the explosion.
The programme at the SDirioualist camp
meeting today is as follows: a. M, Chill
drens lyceum; 1920 a. M. conference and
educational school, led ~ First Vice Preoi-
dent Judge A. q. Dunn; Z:oO p ~, lecture by
DR.. G. c. 3. Ewell; 400 p. M, public lest
seance by Mrs. Leo F. Prior.
The joint council committee public
buildings yesterday approved the form OF
lease to be entered into between the city
and the Manufacturers union for the first
floor of Market hall. The union will pay
$20 per month for the Wabasha street end OF
the building and lease to be terminated
by either party at sixty days notice.
Bids were opened yesterday by the board of
public works for the construction of a sewer
on Gaultier street from Como to Sycamore,
and on Sycamore street to Rice. The bids
ranged from 81 S45 by Charles Stone to SIT, 900
by Nicholas Feyen. The engineers estimate
for the work was SO. COO. The awarding of the
contract was postponed until Thursday.
California
Can be reached via Chicago Great
Western Railway for a very small
amount of money on account of the
Y. p. S. G. z. Low rate tickets will be
60 la June % and 90 I11Iv 9 NJ