The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01
CITY NEWS

The Grocery Clerks union meets to-
night in their hall, All Robert street.
The. West Side Turnverein on Satur-
day evening May 4, will give an exhi-
bition of gymnastics, to be followed by a
grand ball
The First Church o. Christ Cscientiso
will hold services in the church, corner
Holly avenue and st. Adams street, be-
ginning today.
Nick Heges. jailer at the county jail.
has resigned, and Sheriff Justus has APP
pointed John A. Shogren, of the First
ward TO take his place
William T. Murray, of Rochester, was
yesterday made second lieutenant of
Company F, of the Second infantry Of
state guards by Adjt.-Gen. Libbey.
Eight brickayers were pulled of a
Job on Wabasha and Summit yesterday
afternoon on account Of the contractors
not paying the Uincn scale to the
carpenters
Henry Wilcox was caught yesterday
afternoon while attempting to steal a
bicycle from the Y. NJ. G. A. hallway
He was arrested and charged with lar
ccny.
Mai H. NJ. Lord viii lecture on Manila
and the Philippines at the Park Congre-
gational church this evening. THA'lecture
will be illustrated with eighty stereopti-
con views
a special meeting Of the Coopers' union
was held last night when the new seals
was considered at length and it is ex-
pected that an amicable agreement will
be arrived at.
Frank J.. Taylor, who has been as
ufc IF
during the past winter. has leased the
Hotel Antlers at Little Falls, and leaN es
today for that city.
The relief corps of Gettysburg Pest
G.. A. r., will hold meeting tomorrow
afternoon in Garfield hall, at ? ocl elk
In the evening the post will ente tain
the department officers at the same place.
Fire was discovered in the store of the
Schultz Millinery Co, 412 Wabasha ST. Get,
shortly after 10 o'cloc yesterday morning
1t is thought TO have been caused b.
a burning match in the hands of care
less boy.
A regular meeting of the Pioneer Bust
ness club will be held tomorrow evening
in the Ryan Annex. Frank Rutherford
of New York, viii lecture on shorthand
and typewriting, and demonstrate touch
typewriting
company has been incorporated, with
headquarters at Duluth. The incorporat-
ors are A. c. Hubbell, Mary II. Hubbell,
NJ. Agnes Carroll. The concern has a
capital stock of $50,000.
G. w Olney was charged with larceny
in a complaint made by Viola Mekker,
who alleges that while visiting her room
at the International hotel, the defendant
stole a purse containing IS. The case was
continued until tomorrow.
Hereafter cyclists will pay cents
for ferry charges across the Minnesota
river from the rear of Fort Smelling to
Mendoza. J. e. Auge will have charge
of the ferry Another man is circulating
a petition for permission to run a ferry
The Minnesota Abrasive company, Of
Duluth, of which Charles A. Towne is
president, and j. B. Lewis, L. e. Lewis.
Alfred McCallum and AXel Wickstrom
are the directors, yesterday filed its by
laws with the secretary of state.
John Pewters Frank Carl and Edward
Carmody, charged with grand larceny
in a complaint made by Herman Gall,
whose tailor shop at 872 Jackson street
was robbed April l3, waived examination
in police court yesterday, and were held
to the grand jury.
John Reilly and William Began were
arrested yesterday by Patrolman New
combe, and in police court charged with
the larceny OF some trirkcts from the
basket Of Mary Mike, an Assyrian wom-
an peddler They secured a continuance
until today.
j. w. Dreger, representing the en-
ployers, and w. Fl. Goetzinger,, repre-
sentins tho employees on the state board
of arbitration and Cancellation. held a
brief conference yesterday, at which
time they selected as the third member
of the board Norman Fetter of St Paul
II the reported facts in the case Ct
Charles Geigler, the fourteen-year-old
boy who el-from the third-story window
of the Minnesota Shoe company's estab-
lishment Saturday, prove true the COM
pany may be held liable for the injuries
sustained. The state labor department
has the matter under investigation.
Clerk George Dix. of the municipal
court has completed his report for the
month Of April. In fines 81, 42S was re-
ceived, of which $50 was civil fines and
the rest criminal. Of commitments to the
workhouse there We're 81, the aggregate
of days being 1850. There were 10 pre-
lminary examinations and 16 were held
20 the grand jury.