The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-25

constable returned with his prisoners last
evening.
Want New Markct-Charles. Martha
and Frank Fitzpatrick applied to the Mime
apolis council committee ON markets for per-
mission to establish a smalLmarket Cedar
avenue and Twenty fifth-and a-half streets.
The committee took favorable action, and
drafted an ordinance, which will receive its
first reading in the council this evening.
Miss Kelly Won-Miss Blanche Kelly
was decided the winner in the contest be-
tween eight persons to see which of them
could write and deliver the best essay on
the subject, How Best to Meet the Growing
Demand for a Better Enforcement of the
Liquor Laws" Miss Kelly lives on Iglehart
street.
Will Visit Wfsconsin-Prof w. W.
Folwell and c. P. MacGlHnis, OF the state
board of corrections and charities, will leave
for an extensive trip through Wisconsin next
week. They will visit many of the county
insane asylums, with vicw to carrying out
the suggestions of Secretary Hart, respect
Ing the care of the insane in this state
Action for Divorce-IiIlie Painter has
applied to the district court for a divorce
from Harry C. Painter. Plaintiff and de-
fenfant were married four years ago this
month in st. Paul. Mrs. Painter alleges that
during the past three years her husband has
treated her in a cruel and inhuman man
ner.
Luncheon Mt 5fagce's-The members OF
the real estate exchange of st. Paul, will
have a luncheon at Magee's today at 1890.
as a substitute for their regular business
meeting. The luncheon Will be followed by
an Informal address by Col. R. NJ. New
port. a member of the exchange.
Annoyed His Neighbor-John Iverson
was sentenced to the workhouse for thirty
days yesterday on the charge OF disorderiy
conduct. He annoyed Dayton's bluff neigh
Dor by cutting down a clothes line.
Wants Part of His Cash-LlI.iln T.
Paeshall has begun action in Minneapolis
for a divorce against Fred L. Faeshan, on
the ground Of cruelty. An affidavit for ali
mony says that the defendant is in business
in st. Paul, and is worth $50 600.
To Push 1t AIOng-W. T. Summers OF
the Windsor hotel, st. Paul, has gone to
Logan, o., where he expects to organize
stock company for the manufacture Of the
self-locking bicycle rack, which he has in
vented.
Gen. Ord w. r. C. Meeting-The
meeting of Gen. Ord W. r c. will be held
this evening at Odd Fellows hall The
business will be in regard to the encamp-
ment. to be held next month.
Sold Alum POyvder-W NJ Smith. of
Minneapolis, fined $25 or thirty days
by Judge Holt yesterday after pleading guilty
to the charge of selling baking powder con-
tanning alum without it being marked, as
provided by the state law.
Charter Commission BiII-The first
charter commission bills reached the office
of the city comptroller yesterday afternoon
The bills was for printing chapters l, g.
and IS of the new charter, and amounted to
$50.
Delegate to the AssembIy-R. F. Pol
ski. of the St. Paul Retail Clerks union,
has been elected delegate to the Trades and
Labor assembly.
Contagious Disenscs-Scarlet fever was
reported at the health Office yesterday exist
ing at 271 Front street. and dphtheria at 1870
Beech, in this city.
Union Entertainment city COM
mittee of the Socialist Labor party has rec
commended a union entertainment to assist
in the local campaign. in st. Paul.
Personal Property Taxes-Monday is
the last day for paying personal property
taxes. without the penalty. in this city
WocdwOrkers' Union-Forty new mem
bers have been admitted to the woodworkers'
union of St. Paul.
'ROUBLE.