St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-20

herself. The wound is not considered
serious and the case will be ventilated to-
day.
SPORTING SCRAPS.
Tickets for the Thompson Wilson match
to take place on the 25th, are. being dis
posed of readily.
All entries for the Barnes athletic tourna-
ment at White Bear on Decoration day,
should be made before the 22d inst, as on
that date entries close.
During afternoon exercise yesterday Prof.
Barnes sprained his left forearm by care
less movement He will wear the injured
member in bandages for a season.
Mervine Thompson, in company with his
trainer Charles Mcdonald, the Canadian
heavy weight, will arrive in st. Paul on
Thursday morning. SO says communica-
ton received yesterday from Cleveland.
Billy Wilson is reported to be in good
condition for his meeting with Thompson.
Wilson is training under the direction of
Hadley and Jefferson. He is confident of
his ability to ''beat" the Cleveland big 'un.
Morris Hafey, the boxer, has abandoned
the profession and is now running one of
the stationary engines in use on the inn
provementS at the corner OF Seventh and
Cedar streets.
The $50 badge to be given to the cham
pion heavy weight boxer at the White Bear
games, is now on exhibition and is mas
sive and handsome prize. The other prizes
offered will arrive from Chicago in day OF
so and can be seen at the same place.
Capt Dalton, accompanied by Patsey
Cardiff and Frank Glover arrived in ST.
Paul yesterday and proceeded last evening
to Minneapolis, where Glover and Mellen
appear in five-round contest tonight in
Market hall. Speaking of the match the
captain said to a GLOBE reporter that
Glover is in good shape, weighing, when
stripped, ITO pounds, and expects to win
the match in three or four rounds. The
captain himself is anxious to don the nit
tens with some man, and before leaving,
will try to make six or eight round match
with Prof Donaldson, to take place either
in Minneapolis, Chicago, or on neutral
ground-say Milwaukee.
Little Pills.
The nineteenth annual session of the
Minnesota State Homoopathic,ns met
at the hall of representatives at the state
house yesterday afternoon and was called
brota A. A. Camp of Minneapolis acting
as secretary.
The following members were announced
as being in attendance:
Drs. T. M. Berlin, Henry w. Brazie, A. A.
Camp, w. E. Leonard, W. d. Lawrence, L. NJ.
Hayes, A. L. Mahaffey P. Nelson, o. M.
Humphrey, Minneapolis; Charles Griswold,
Henry Hutchinson, G. G.. Higbee, A. NJ. East
man, G. Fl. Glidden, w. S. Craddock, Jennie
FiJI1a, an E,ua CT pa11l. IT n
ner, Waconia o. HI. Hall, Zumbrota; I. G.
Bowman, Duluth; Alex Donald, Saltwater.
The following papers were read in the
bureau of surgery: Senile Hypeftrophy Of
the Prostate, A. NJ Eastman of ST. Paul;
Surgical Treatment of Cancers,J A. Steele,
Minneapolis; Concerning Some Adverse
Contingencies in Surgery, 0.
M. Humphrey, Minneapolis. In
the department of ophthalmol-
ogy and othology, Petrius Nelson of Min
neapolis read a fine paper on the Refrac ton
of the Optic. In the evening Drs. Stevens and
Briggs of St. Paul read papers On surgery
The institute will hold three sessions to-
day and close this evening.
Chief Clark Indignant.
In reference to the resolutions passed at
the Taxpayers union Monday night, in
which the alleged prevalence of crime in
St. Paul was alluded to, Chief of
Police Clark expressed great and
proper Indignation. He repudiates both
the charge that crime is prevalent
and that clause of the resolution calling for
more efficient police department., and he
cites the records of the department in proof
of his assertion that st. Paul is the most
orderly city of its size on the continent.
He claims, and very properly too, that
there is almost an entire absence Of bur
glaries, robberies and other serious crimes
in st. Paul. and as for the statement that
an organized gang Of fifty thugs inhabited
a certain quarter of the city, said to have
been made at the meeting, he regards as ut
terly false and absurd. The work of the
last grand jury should also be cited, which
found bnt twenty indictments. Eight of
them were against James and Turner, and
three against men who assaulted the turn
kew in the county Jail.