St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-20
GLORULES.


tined at the health office yesterday.
Ivy Leaf dancing club will give its last hop
of the season at Drake block hall tonight.
Henry MEME, injured under car on the
Chicago, st. Paul d Kansas City railway
Wednesday morning, is recovering.
Diphtheria at No. 1873 University avenue
and membraneous Group on Simpson street,
were reported to the health Office yesterday.
The entertainment for the benefit of the
Lacrosse club. TO have been given at Turner
hall last night, has been postponed for one
week.
John Kelly hackman, accused of steal
ing watch from passenger in his vehicle,
was sent to the work house for thirty days by
Judge Cory.
William Strong was arrested near Hamm' S
brewery and taken to the Margaret street
station last night on a charge of stealing so
from Henry bearing.
NJ Meyer and II. r. Hand, two West side
horse dealers arrested for swindling Clement
yandell in a horse trade, were discharged by
Judge Cory yesterday.
Gratta E. Hazard, the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George III. Hazard, of Ham,
line, died yesterday of membraneous Group,
aged two years and three months.
A letter from Sheriff Richter, who is at
Arrow Head Hot Springs, Cal, states that his
/. trip has not improved his health. He will re-
turn to st. Paul about the LIST of MAY.
A musical and church entertainment of a
pleasing character. was given last evening IN
the parlors of the Calvary Reform church. by
the Young Peoples society. The proceeds
will be devoted to the church fund.
z cat the guild room of st. Paurs church to-
night Miss Albertina Hayward Will give
reading, her selections being ''Lasca, Don
Caesars Ghost" 1.-THE Message and Money
Musk She will be assisted by members of
the choir.
{ The Henry Highland Garnet club meeting
didn't pan out last night. Only four mem
beers gathered in the rooms OF the Young
Republicans club. They were j. @. Adams,
E. P. Wade, l. w. Evans and Sam Hardy.
Accordingly adjournment was taken until a
+ week from tonight
u meeting c. the workingmen of the
Eighth and Ninth wards will be held at the
: hall, corner of Sycamore street and Park
|. avenue Saturday evening at 7:3O, for the
purpose of indorsing candidates for the
: coming municipal election. .7
- The first ball of the R etail Salesmen's asso-
citation was neld at Standard hall. Eighth
and Jackson, last evening. The hall was
Hastily hung with eyergreens, bunting, etc,
About 100 COUPLES were present, and as is
usual on such occasions enjoyed, besides the
dance, delightful supper.
Walter O'Malley, John Conley and Tom
Ryan. three bootblacks who were arrested by
the detectives for robbing the loan office of
FL. B. Rutherford, in the Drake block, were
brought before Judge Cory yesterday.
O'Malley and Conley were held for hearing
April % and Ryan was discharged.
Insurance Commissioner Shandrew has
collected sufficient evidence SO that he will
be able soon to commence eight suits against
as many insurance companies OF Cincinnati,
Philadelphia, New Jersey and West Virginia,
for not complying with The state laws in
matters of incorporation and taxes.
Sheriff John Flynn, of Carlton county,
made a return to the state auditor yesterday
of the safe escort of Alfred Lewis and Robert
Dot, INtb IF MOI 1oytul I, ror
and sentenced to three years, and William
McGee grand larceny prisoner, sentenced
to two years. from Thompson to the Still
water slate penite1tiary.
Mr. Eberman. chemist of the state dairy
! commission. has burned his hand severely
with some of the chemicals in the laboratory,
and will not be able to analyze the samples
which continue to pour in until the burned
hand RECEIVERS. Assistant Commissioner r.
c. Judson has been making a tour of the
state testing cream and skim milk cheese.
Society hall at the Drake block, was the
scene of another social event last evening in
the eleventh hop of the Capital City club.
About eighty couples danced out pro-
gramme of eighteen numbers and at IL
o'clock responded to the all important sum-
mons grub" Full dress was the order and
the dance success. socially and finan cially,
which fact is characteristic OF the clubs
entertainments.
Rev. Hastings Fl. Hart, secretary Of the
state board of corrections and charities who
has just returned from an extended trip in
the East, where he visited q large number Of
leading penal institutions, will make special
report to the state board on the results of his
tour, he having paid particular attention to
the management and construction Of county
jails.
Dr. Page Russell, gray-haired and seedy
looking individual, was in the police court
yesterday morning charged with stealing
valise from the union depot checkroom. He
claimed to be praeticing physician at Sioux
City and said he could prove his respectable
ity but he couldn't prove that he didn't steal
the grip. Judge Cory sent the doctor out for
ninety days.
John R. Hague, who some since resigned
the general secretaryship of the St Paul Y.
NJ. c. A. is succeeded by Rev. Il. e. Horton,
late general secretary of the indianapolis Y
NJ. G. A. The new general secretary was pas
too of the Goodrich Avenue Presbyterian
church in this city in 1884, and latterly has
been engaged in pastoral work in Philadel-
phia as assistant to Rev. Arthur Pierson.
"a Gen. c. H, Berry, of Winona, has rendered
his resignation as director of the state nor
NAL board to Gov. McGill, and it has been
accepted and c.. H. Morey appointed to fill
the vacancy. Gen. Berry was appointed five
years ago by Gov. Hubbard. He resigns be-
cause his work upon the state board of COR
rectiOns and charities takes up all his time.
Mr.. Morey is graduate Of the Winona
Normal school and law partner of Gen.
Berry.
The musicale given at the residence of
W illiam Fl. Dixon, ITO East Winnifred
Indies Aid Society of the Church of the As
cension, was largely attended. Among those
who succeeded in an admirable manner in
furnishing entertainment for the large gath
ering were Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Pease, j. V. ].
Dood and Mesdames F. L. Bayard, Sever and