Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-06
SALTWATER.
CITY HOSPITALS.

annual Meeting of the city Hospital ana
Election of Eoard of Direct0rs-StdT OF
the Homeopathic Hospital.
The annual meeting Of the City hospi-
tai was held yesterday. From the annual
report the following statistics of last
years operations were taken:
Whole number of patients received, SO;
number now under care, 4; number dis
charged, 76; number of deaths, 9.
Causes OF deaths: Typhoid fever, 2;
typhoid pneumonia, ] consumption, 2;
pneumonia, 2; lung fever, l.; kidney dis
ease, l.
Nationality of patients: American, 30;
Sweden and Norway, %; Canada and
Great Britain, 7.
Diseases: Surgical, 27; typhoid fever,
81; measles, l. rheumatism, 3; insanity, l;
bilious fever, 3; peritonitis, 1; consump-
ton, l. ascites, l; kidney disease, l; dys
EMERY, l; dilerium tremens, 2; malaria,
2; lung fever, 3; bronchitis, l; burns, 2;
debility, /; fevers, l.
Directors were elected as follows; Net
tie Durant, Mrs G. N. Nelson, Mrs. Sam
Judd, Mrs. D Cover, Mrs. II. Tepass,
Mrs. E. Greeley, for one year; Mrs. j. S.
Proctor, Mrs. G.. j. Butler, Mrs. J. B.
Davis, Mrs. F. A. Seymour, Mrs. A. @.
Hospes, Mrs. J. j. Robertson, Mrs. G. NJ
Seymour, for two years; Mrs. John Nc
Kusick, Mrs A. B. Easton, Mrs. j. H.
Spencer, Mrs. G. Nilsson, Mrs. d. H.
Hersey, Mrs. B. F. Rice, Mrs. p Jordan,
for three years.
At the close of the meeting subscrip-
tions were taken up, which amounted to
Sill.
A meeting of the directors will be held
at Mrs. John McKusick's April 8; at
O'Clock.
HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL STAFF.
At meeting of the board of trustees
of the homeopathic hospital DR.. W. H.
Caine was appointed business manager
of the hospital The + flowing gentlemen
will act for the ensuing year as the hos
pital staff and consulting physicians
House surgeon, W. H. Caine, NJ. d.; house
physician, Alex Mcdonald, NJ. D.; oculist
and aurist, NJ. Edgerton,;M. D.; COUNSEL.
ing surgeons, G. M. Dorion, M. D., St
Paul; j. A. Steele, M. D., Minneapolis
Consulting physicians, II. Hutchinson,
St. Paul; 0. NJ. Humphrey, Minneapolis.
The city teams are busy clearing Union
alley
Allen Comfort, of ST. Paul, was il
town yesterday visiting the penitentiary
Isaac Staples has paid to his help in the
logging camps up to this time ovel
$25 900.
D. M. Sabin left last night for foul
weeks trip through the South, to take 6
little needed rest.
John McCabe came down from one o.
Nelson s. Co.'S. camps last night sick will
spinal meningitis.
Louis Albenberg arrived home from
| New York last night, where he has beer
| to spend few weeks, and selecting hi
spring stock of goods.
Owing to some mishap, the GLOBE
failed to arrive here on the morning
train yesterday. We trust that the thing
will not occur again.
Mat. burger, yardmaster at the lowe
road, leaves to-day to take train on TIT
main line Mat has been here in the yart
for year. Mr.. Sam Stombs will fill thu
position of yardmaster.
The election yesterday passed off very
| quietly, there being no contest only il
the First ward, that being Abetween Lev
Thompson and Daniel Elliott.
Mayor Proctor will drop off the mayor
atty robe to-day and in two weeks he will
be known as Surveyor General Proctor, a
which time he will take the position an(
assume the duties Of that office.
In probate court: Estate of Charlie
Edwards, deceased hearing of petition
| for final settlement adjourned to Monday
April H. Estate of Richard Mcdonald
deceased; petition filed for leave to file
supplemental account hearing set TO
Monday, April IL. Estate of Ella N
Marsh and others; bond of guardian flee
and approved and letter of guardianship
issued to Fayette Marsh.
S. w. Turner, travelling agent for Sey
mour, Sabin g. Co., has just returned
| from New Mexico, having disposed of /;
number of Minnesota Chief separators
| horse powers and engines, and has pu
| them to work near Pueblo. Mr.. Turne
brought home with him some very beauti
| full specimens of variegated marble
which was cut and polished by the In
dams or followers of MonteZuma. 1t
the same granite that the famous palac
| of the Incas was made of previous to tn
| time that Mexico was conquered by tn
bloodthirsty Plzarro. They are the mos
beautiful specimens of granite that W.
ever saw They represent all the color
of the rainbow: These specimens are TO-
D. NJ Sabin, Maj. Edward and Mr.. Good
hue. Those of Mr.. Sabin and Maj. Ell
ward represent some tropical fruit lyin!
upon small marble slab, That of Mr.
Goodhue is an oval slab about eighteer
by twenty inches, and is almost transpar
ent.
| PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINATION.
| The public examination of the severa
schools of this city will take place OF
Thursday and Friday, April and s, a
which time the public are cordially invit
ed to attend Let the parents and friend
attend the examination and note the pro
gress that the scholars have made during
the time that they have attended school
and then Judge as to the advantages de
rived by our system of graded schools
and they will be better prepared to dis
cuss the matter when the time comes TO
the annual meeting of the school board
Go and see your work Put up and thel
you can intelligently judge as to it
| worth The examination will occur il
| the following order:
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING.
| Miss McComb's school, Thursday forenoon
Mrs. Rood's school, Thursday afternoon; Mis-
Hale's school, Thursday afternoons; Mis-
Knipps' school, Friday forenoon; Miss Nc
| Grath's school, Friday forenoon; Miss Cham
bers' school, Friday afternoon; Miss Currie'
| school, Friday afternoon.
| CENTRAL SCHOOL BUILDING.
Miss Willm's school, Thursday forenoon
| Miss Rosa OBrien's school, Thursday fore
noon; Miss Yorks' school, Thursday after
noon; Miss Sarah O'Brlen's school, Thursda
afternoon; Miss Macartney's school, Frida
| forenoon; Miss Baucus' school, Friday fore
noon; Miss Fay's school, Friday afternoon
| Miss Yates school, Friday afternoon. West
ern primary Miss Greeley'S school, Thurs