The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-04
THE TWIN CITIES.

North Star Gun club will have its an nual
meeting this evening.
Cases of scarlet fever were reported yes
terday existing at 929 Woodbridge street and
6l9 jerks street.
The teachers of the Central high school
ana all the principals of the st. Paul schools
VIII visit the agricultural school tomorrow
morning.
The st. Paul Humane society will hold
their regular monthly meeting at their rooms.
COS Chamber of Commerce building, tomor-
row morning at l. o'clock.
The Evening Star Rebekah lodge will give
progressive euchre party in its hail. Fifth
and Wsbas ha streets. Satu day evening. Lodge
called to order at 1880 sharp.
John Gilmore and Miles Kise, held for
grand larceny, waived examination. in the
Minneapolis municipal court yesterday and
were bound over to the grand jury.
A revised edition of w. F. Mcmillan s
book Zelda" has Just been issued by the
Laird & Lee publishing house. of Chicago.
This is the fourth edition of the book.
-Sibley Council No. 3. American Mechanics.
held their regular session last evening. Two
candidates were received. The council Will
give a social stag party in the near future.
Fred Douglas was arrested yesterday by
Inspectors Lawrence and Doyle for burg
larry at Eustis Bros jewelry store, 600 MIC
ollet avenue, Minneapolis, Saturday evening.
john A. Mccall. Judge Hamilton and q
Mr.. Devlin. of Greater New York, the for
mer being president of the New York Life
Insurance company, spent few hours In
-HlAANalNAiS ySSlSlutS.
-Adjt. Gen. Nuremberg leaves this morn
ing for st. James, where he will muster In
the new national guard company. He will
be assisted by Lieut.. Mccoy and Capt. w. H.
Hart
The beard of public works will expert
ment with a patent bag carrier, which. II
successful. will be used by the street sweep
erS on streets paved with asphalt. The con-
trtvance is in use in many cities.
The Monroe school was closed yesterday
afternoon out of respect to the memory of
Miss Lynch. Superintendent Curtis, Assistant
Superintendent Bond with the principal and
teachers of the school, attended the funeral
in Minneapolis.
The Peoples Party Club of the Eighth
Ward will hold a meeting this evening In
Brandl's hall, at University and Western
avenues. Louis Nash, the Citizens candi-
date for mayor and other speakers will ad-
dress the meeting.
The Minneapolis jury in the case of the
State against Anton Jacobsen, charged with
swindlng returned a verdict of guilty last
evening. Jacobsen and another man worked
the notorious lock game on one Miller, and
parted him from $S5 Dec. 81.
A building permit was issued yesterday
to the Minnesota Butter and Cheese company
for repairs to be made on the building at 65
East Third street. The repairs include the
remcdeling of the building as cold storage
and warehouse at a cost of $1,000.
The members Of the city council of st.
Paul who recently visited thei coast have
passed resolutions of thanks to Aid. Mead.
VI the CouuCll VI IoItlduu
general passenger agent of the Chicago. St
Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha road, for cour
tesies extended.
Police officer Charles Metzger. who had
his leg amputated last fall because of blood
poisoning will be given berth on the Min
neapolis force which he can attend to even
In his crippled condition. He has been Of
fered choice of jailor. drivS or telephone
operator IN either of which pl iitions he can
easily serve.
John Zinnell. alleged to have assaulted his
wife and a neighbor during a disagreement
over a pitchfork full of hay which Zinnell
was said to have appropriated to feed his
stock, was yesterday required to sign a bond
against zinnell, and in each case the court
required the accused's signature to voucher
for his future coed conduct.
Prosperity Camp No. ?. Woodmen of the
World. held their regular meeting Wednesday
evening. Work in the amplified form
was given by the team for the first time,
sisted by p. c. c. La France, of Camp No.
6. after which the usual form of business
was dispensed with and the evening given
over to social entertainment Visiting sove-
regns from several camps were present and
expressed themselves well pleased with the
work.
The Y. NJ. c.. A. reorganization work is
going bravely forward. AS the directors have
fitting up their gymnasium and baths until
500 members have been secured it is de-
sired that all who have undertaken the can
for members put forth their best efforts
at once. Any one wishing to join the
sociation should send their names to the
secretary at Room 401 Ryan building, where
the committee has a temporary office.