St. Paul daily globe., 1886-06-14
G1OE III ES.

The board Of public works will meet this
| afternoon.
The election of officers by the board of
| trade will occur to-day
Mr.. r. J. keeghan is to succeed to the man.
| agement of the Ryan hotel.
Gus Rutzen, first pipeman of No. 8. has
| sent in his resignation, to take effect to-day.
| The Seventh Ward union will hold meet
ing tonight in Woodruff's hall, Merriam
Park
| At the meeting of Division No. l, A. o. H,
at the hall, No. . West Third street, this
| evening, the annual election of officers will
occur.
Many Of the members of the Yardmasters'
Mutual Benefit association are yet in st.
Paul, and spent Sunday at the hotels, or in
visiting the nearer lakes.
One hundred and fifty laboring men left St.
/ Paul last night over the Albert Lea road for
Colorado. They will at once go to work on
the Colorado Midland railroad.
Officer Ruzicka yesterday forenoon found
John Muller on Rice street and NJ. Manning
on Leech street overpowered from the effects
of the intense heat. They were sent to the
| city hospital.
to-day with the Albino convention, one of the
greatest novelties ever presented, and an
unusually strong stage performance. The
museum will be crowded.
William Bonga, a representative of the
Chippewa Indians, was in St Paul yesterday
with fourteen Indians, whom he was escort
ing from NinODa to the Leech lake reserva-
ton. They have been attending court at
! Wiuona.
An insane woman named Letltia Lambeth
was taken in charge by the police at the
union depot yesterday afternoon and sent to
the city hospital. She has lately been in the
asylum at st. Peter. Her clothes are marked
'L. Sassy
John Walsh, 27 years DID, afflicted with
rheumatism, ran away from st. Josephs hos
pital about $3.50 Saturday afternoon. He
was deliriouS. He was well dressed, is five
| feet ten inches high, has dark complexion,
| and his right hand lacks three fingers.
j. L. Potter, formerly of this city, is in jail
in Cincinnati for playing a confidence on q
Chicago firm. This is the same sweet-scented
| individual who at different times represented
himself as being connected with certain St.
Paul newspapers. &
About dozen gathered in the anti-room
of Garfield post hall last evening, and, in their
shirt sleeves, discussed the present and fu-
ture Of the st. Paul lyceum. and adjourned to
the first Sunday evening in September A
committee was appointed to prepare for the
opening series OF meetings, and was in
structed to meet for that prrpore Aug. 20.
At the song service yesterday afternoon at
the rooms of the Temperance union, short
talks on temperance were made by Messrs.
j. Meeker and A. w. Smith. The evening
| meeting was addressed by Rev. Robert Smith.
The meeting for deaf mutes in the morning
was well attended, and the exercises were
conducted by MIR. j. G.. Austin. Several
visitors from abroad were present.
Louis Voudell, street laborer, was drunk
and made portion Of West St. Paul danger
Gus with revolver, which he repeatedly and
promiscuously fired. He went into Tracy
Bros, but a telephone message to police
Headquarters brought the patrol. Officer
Ringwald secured the revolver and charged
him with assault with q danuarOus uyaanon