The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-18

complaint was sworn to by License Inspector
Maloney
Men of Luxembourg to Meet - The
eighteenth annual ball of the Luxemburgel
Benevolent society will take place at Mozart
hall tomorrow night. From the advance sale
Of tickets the affair promises to be the
largest attended in the history of the society
Message of Death-Thomas O. Grotte
the North side. Minneapolis grocer was In
formed by telegraph CT the death of his
mother. Gertrude A. Grotte, 81 years old
at Carlisle, MINI. The deceased was born in
Norway and was one of the pioneers of this
city. She died at the home of her daughter
Lectures on SampsOn-Rev Thomas
Hambly. CT the Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church
West st. Paul, will next Sunday evening
commence course of four lectures or
Sampson" The subject Sunday will bs
Sampson, the Young Mans Ideal"
Rahe Was Taken Rnck-Deputy Sher-
if Mclean, of Mobiles county, called at Sher-
If Wagener's office yesterday and obtained
custody of c. J. Rahe. the young man who
is charged with stealing horse at Adrian
Rahe was taken back and committed to the
county Jail at Worthington.
Will Begin March Collector of Gus
toms Peterson reports that his recent ap-
pcintes will enter upon their duties about
the 1st of March, or soon their ap-
pointments have been confirmed by the sec
rotary of the treasury.
After Cigarette Dcnlers-Hill Meal
lister was arrested in Minneapolis yesterday
morning by officer Harmon. charged with
selling cigarettes to Guthron Oden, a school
boy. The case will be tried in the police
court Feb "a.
HOnOred DIR. WheatOn-All work in
the department of medicine at the university
was suspended yesterday afternoon on &C
count of the funeral of DR.. Robert Wheaton.
of st. Paul, who was clinical instructor on
the faculty.
May Organize II Church-Rev. T. A.
Turner. of st. Paul, is proposing to organize
an independent church in Minneapolis. Mr..
Turner was formerly of Excelsior. and later
was with the Congregational church Of Hazel
Park.
Judge Has Grip-Judge Niece of the
Hennepin county district court. who has been
slightly indisposed with the grip for several
days. has become much worse, and was un-
able to be at court yesterday morning.
Dividend Ordcrcd-Judge Smith. of the
Otto Rood to pay dividend of 80 per cent
to the creditors of the Bankers Exchange
bank. He has already paid SO per cent
Demand Damagcs-W. S. Freer and D..
W. Camp, who have dairy farms near Min
netonka have asked for damages of the ap-
praisers, because the new dam will shut off
their supply Of water for dairy purposes.
Sent TO the Wori<hOuse-Lee Worth
ingtcn pleaded guilty in the st. Paul police
court to the larceny of a pair of shoes from
Jack Kelly and was sentenced to the work
house yesterday for three months
Named Kew Probate Judge-Gov.
Clough has appointed J. f. Remore. Of
Bemidji. as judge of probate for Beltrami
county. to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of T. NJ. Rosely.
Gave IL Dress DriII-The members OF
Company d gave a dress drill last evening
at the armory. The drill is the one which
the company will give during its intended
visit to Chicago.
C. B. Grant Sccretnry-At yesterdays
meeting of the st. Paul board Of trade,
Charles B. Grant was elected secretary to
fill the vacancy made by the death of II. W.
Heine.
VIII Speak at Mankat0-Prof. c. w.
G. Hyde, assistant state superintendent or
public instruction. will today address the
teachers of Blue Earth county at Mankato.
Permit to BuiId-James Rockford has
secured a building permit for the erection
of a frame store and dwelling on Sycamore
street, near Rice. to cost $1,000.
Bank Sues on NOte-The West Side
Bank of st. Paul has brought suit against
]. II. Lawton to recover $500 alleged to be
due on a promissory note
Another Diphtheria Case-Diphtheria
was reported at the St Paul health office
yesterday existing at 400 Martin street.
DIR. Burdett Out Again - DR.. Harry
Burdett has recovered from the fever. which
necessitated a months sojourn at st. Jo-
seph's hospital. in St. Paul.
Eighth Ward Pops to Meet-The Peo-
pies party of the Eighth ward will meet
this evening at Bradl's hall. University and
Western avenues.
Receipts at Rochester-The Rochester
insane hospital yesterday reported to State
Auditor Dunn that its receipts for the quarter
were 2310.95.