St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-03

The ventilator to be manufactured was invented
by John III. Fennerty and patented June 81, 1882.
On Wednesday night Andrew Swanson,a cooper
committed suicide by shooting himself in the
head. He resided st No. 1,611 South Sixth
street, and when he committed the act he was
block away. The suicide had been i'll with typhoid
fever for some time, and he escaped from his
home during temporary absence of his nurse.
The deceased thirty-fve years of age and
widower. The remains were taken i'll charge by
relatives yesterday.
Thomas King is charged with stealing an SIS
watch from NJ. C. Green. His trial occurs to-
day in the municipal court.
Theodore Thomas appreciates fine music He
has already engaged Prof Danz's orchestra to
assist in the Thomas music festival next season.
A children's picnic win be held this afternoon
ct O'Clock at Chestnut hall, corner Nicollet and
Twenty sixth street. Refreshments will be furn-
ished
Danz's orchestra filed the superb programme
at the select musicale given by Capt. S. P. Sny
der at his residence on Mount Aurora avenue,
yesterday.
The Minnesota medical school will begin the
winter course of studies ON Monday morning
with full corps of professors and twenty-eight
students.
Wood and Flemming, managers of Pence
Opera house, renewed their engagements
that theatre last evening, everything having been
satisfactorily arranged.
Theee seems to be little doubt now that Capt.
P. P. Swenson will receive the nomination for
sheriff, while Hon. Anton Gretchen will probably
run off with the register of deeds nomination to-
morrow.
The coroner held an inquest yesterday upon
the remains of Adolph johnson, killed by the
at no oil 4ba d;cf
exonerated the employees Of the railway com
pany from all blame
man and a woman yesterday hired horse
and buggy from 4 Western avenue livery stable,
and after driving to st. Paul and back left the
rig at A. G. Smiths livery stable, corner Of
Cedar and Western avenues. His suspicious
were aroused, and he turned the parties over to
the police.
At the chamber of commerce election yester-
day the following ticket proved victorious:
President, G. A. Pillsbury; treasurer, VIM.
Powell; secretary, G. c. Sturtevant; directors,
s. S. Linton, w. f. Meader, Samuel Morse, r.
Barden, G. NJ. Loring; board OF arbitration, f.
X. Petit, A c. Loring +. L. Greenleaf; board
OF appeals, John Crosby, II. W. Pratt, Z. ID.
Bowen.
The series of 1sS4-5, Turner hall concerts, will
be inaugurated Sunday afternoon, by
Prof. Danz's orchestra, composed of twenty-five
pieces. Last year eighteen men gave the
| concerts. The programme viii contain many ex-
| ceptionally pleasing gems from the leading and
most popular authors. 1t will include Leouora's
| symphony, by Raft, strictly classical selection
| which has never been rendered in this city.
The monthly meeting of the Minneapolis
Woman Suffrage society will be held
this friday afternoon in the New Jerusalem
church, corner of Fifth avenue south and Ninth
street. paper will be read on woman suf
| frage-reasons for and against it, Those not
| in favor are especially invited to be present. \
| full attendance of members requested, as ar
| engagements are to be made for the state conven-
ton to be held here the 18th and 18th inst.