The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-21
CITY EaEW $
TERsELY TOLD.

TERSELY IULU.
Get Paid TOday-Today is pay day
with the street and sewer force, and
SS 200 will be disbursed among the Ia
borerS.
Fixed Out winona SoIdiers-Adjt.
Gen. Lambert yesterday shipped equip
ment to Company C. Second regiment, n.
G. S. NJ, of Winona.
In Block of Ten-The city treasury
received check for $4,000 yesterday
from the William Hamm Brewing COM
pany in payment of ten liquor licenses of
s, goo each.
More Moving Pictures-Secretary
Grace has arranged for two more eXhi-
bitions of the Lester and Kent moving
pictures They will be given Friday and
Saturday evenings
Veterans Will Meet-A meeting Of
John A Logan Command No. of the
Union Veterans union will be held this
evening at Garfield hall. Addresses will
be made by several of the past COM
manders and a class will be initiated.
Firemen TO Be Vaccinated-Chief
Cook. of the fire department, has issued
orders to the men under his control that
they shall be Vaccinated. One of the city
physicians will make the rounds and vac
cinate all the men.
Caused Small BInze-A defective
chimney in house owned by f. M.
Cooley, at 563 Broadway, caused small
fire yesterday forenoon. The department
was called out and the blaze was extin-
guished with small loss.
Veterans Union-A meeting of John
A Logan Command No. 2 U. V. u, will
be held this evening at Garfield hall on
Wabasha street. A paper will be read by
a past commander of the G. A. r. and
several applicants initiated.
\. l.. Bolton Guardian-Probate
Judge Bazille yesterday appointed Grand
Secretary a. L. Bolton, of the Odd Eel
lows, to the guardianship of Alfred E.
HAYWARD and Lyster B. Hayward, Or
phans and minors The bond was fixed
at $1,000.
Family SOcini-Court Landmark No.
A.. United Order of Foresters, will enter
tain the families of members and friends
a cinch. crokinole and checkers this
evening at the hall, Burr and Case
streets. Refreshments will be served by
the committee in charge.
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Changed Their Headuuarters-The
Volunteers of America have removed
from 1SS East Seventh street to 1S9 East
Eighth street, corner of Temperance and
Eighth streets. where meetings will be
conducted every night at o'clock and
Sunday afternoons at g.
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Broke His Les-Fay Buckley, of Oel-
Vein, To-, fell on a sidewalk in front of
the Minnesota club Sunday afternoon and
broke his leg. He was taken into the
club and DR.. Brimhall sent for. He was
afterwards sent to the city hospital,
where his injury is being cared for.
To Entertain the Fffteenth-The
members of the Fifteenth regiment to be
mustered out will soon arrive in ST. Paul
They are to be entertained at the Y. NJ
c. A. rooms upon their arrival Prepara-
tions are being made for a banquet in
their honor as we'll as arrangements for
an athletic entertainment.
Slot Machine BOnfire-Chief Goss, of
the police department, has decided to
break in pieces and burn the slot ma
chimes recently confiscated by the police.
f. II. Griggs, assistant corporation attor-
ney, holds that the machines should be
burned and the money contained in them
turned over to the mayor for contingent
fund. The lot seized contains several ma
chimes which retail at SITS each, while the
rest are worth from $25 to $50.
Grimshaw Is GratefuI-United States
Marshal Grimshaw said yesterday that
he is rapidly getting settled in his new
office. Il feel under great obligations to
the retiring marshal, Mr.. O'Connor," he
said 'for the courtesy he has shown my
assistants and myself in becoming ac-
quainted with the details of the work
Mr.. Redding also has extended every
courtesy in this direction" Messenger
Weed will be retained in office.
Prof. Lew Shaw COming-Prof Lew
Shaw, the billiard expert, will be in St
Paul soon. He is giving exhibitions
throughout the country. Shaw opens his
exhibition with three-ball game with
one of the best players present, playing
from 100 to 800 or no count. He also PLAYS
5O or no count at the fourteen-inch balk
line game, and shows the great anchor
nurse as played by Schaeffer and Ives