The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-15

entertainments are to be given Feb. % and
"a at Conover hall in behalf of the cycle
path fund. Three comedies to be pro-
duced. They will be given under the man
agement Of Mr.. Brodock and the castles will
include amateurs and professionals.
Mcleod COunty's JunI<et - Secretary
Hart. of the state board of corrections and
charities. yesterday accompanied the county
commissioners of Mcleod county on an in
yestigation of jails in Mobiles, Blue Earth and
one or two other counties, in search Of g
model for a Mcleod county Jail.
Prof. COngdon Is HOnored-Prof c.
II. Congdon, supervisor of musicsin the St
Paul schools, has been appointed to take
charge OF the conference of teachers of music
in the public schools. to be held in connec-
ton with the educational convention in
Omaha June 49, 20 and 30.
Grand Jury's Grist-The grand jury OF
Hennepin county reported before Judge Smith
yesterday morning, returning a batch oil
about ten indictments for minor crimes, all
of which were against occupants of the coun-
ty Jail. The arrangements will be made this
morning.
X-Ray Cause.-The criminal libel case
against the editors of X-Rays was again
passed at Minneapolis yesterday morning, ow-
ing to the continued illness of Freeman P.
Lane No date was fixed for it's trial, and
there is a possibility that it will go over the
term.
BurGIarized Il RinLz-BurgIars broke
into the South side skating park. Thirteenth
avenue south and Third street. Minneapolis.
Friday night and made away with 5000 worth
of property. Most OF the speed skates and
skating costumes were taken.
Mill City Notwithstanding operations
In Minneapolis during January showed an
increase over 1887. while real estate transfers
showed heavy falling off. according to the
compilations Of the American Land and Title
Register.
Must Not Do 1t Again-Frank Lentsch
and Andrew Burger, arrested on the charge
of Illegal fishing at Bass lake. were warned
against repeating the offense by Judge Twohy
in the st. Paul municipal court yesterday.
and discharged.
Aldermen Meet TOnight-A regular
meeting of the st. Paul board Of aldermen
is scheduled for this evening. Only six mem
bers of the body at present in the city.
and in consequence the session will be de-
voted to routine business only.
1t Was Very Brief-The regular month
1y meeting of the conference committee in
st. Paul yesterday lasted just three min
utes. The roll call. filing OF reports and a
motion to adjourn was all there was to it.
Died From Cancer-Frank Tuam. a
resident of New Prague. Mimi. died at st.
Joseph's hospital, st. Paul. yesterday from
effects OF a cancer. Deceased was So years
of age and leaves wife and two children
COal Company Begins Subtitle Lee
high Valley Coal company has sued Jules II.
Burwell to recover s1,27253 alleged to be
due for goods sold and delivered to the de-
PENDANT
His Meals VIII He Furnished-Jas.
Walker was sentenced to the workhouse for
thirty days yesterday the charge OF
vagrancy He was arrested on Seventh street
by Officer Tschida Sunday for soliciting
aims.
Found For the GIobe-Judge Orr yes
terday filed a decision in the of Nellie
Ahern VS.. The st. Paul G o b e Publishing
company. the decision being in favor of the
defendant.
Three Costly Fish-Fred Gonyea was
fined $15 and costs by Judge Holt in the
municipal court at Minneapolis for having in
his possession three black bass. He was ar
rested by Deputy Game Warden Babcock.
VIII Live at Como Until Mny-Al-
bert Stelzer, arrested Saturday for the theft
of baby carriage belonging to Anton Prize
sen. was yesterday committed to the st. Paul
workhouse for ninety days.
PythInns VIII Visit the FOrt-Cham-
pion lodge X. of p, will visit Ivy lodge at
Fort Smelling this evening. special car. for
the visiting members will leave Wabasha and
Seventh streets at 7:3G. '@
HonOrs of the Orfent-A joint meeting
of Courts l. onhe,rt and RI msey. I. o. F., will
be held at Twin City hall, Rice and Univer-
sity avenue St. Paul. tonight. to confer the
Oriental degree.
Dean Pnttee In the Pu1pit-W. S.
Pattee. LII. D.. dean of the law school at
the state university. will speak upon The
Royal Law at Plymouth church, St Paul.
next Sunday evening.
Judge Ames' FuneraI-The funeral OF
Judge E. B. Ames will be held Wednesday
at p. m. from the late residence. 1112 Sec
ond avenue south. Minneapolis.
Debtor ReIeased-Henry l.. Maser. who
has been in the county jail at Minneapolis
for nearly four months for contempt of court.
was given his liberty yesterday.
DonneIiy Gets License-Ignstlus
Donnelly secured his marriage license yester-
day at Clerk Dickey's office. IN Minneapolis.
The Grand Jury to Resume = The
grand jury will convene tomorrow pursuant
to the adjournment directed by the court.
Added One More Member Gov.
Clough yesterday appointed George Purvis.
of Crcokston. as an additional member of
the commission to look after the Minnesota
exhibit at the Trans Mississippi exposition at
Omaha.