St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02
GLOBULES.

Scarlet fever is reported at No. 226 East
Susan street.
A regular meeting of the board of educa-
lon will be held next Monday morning.
Nine births, three deaths and two mar
rlages were bulletined at the health Office
yesterday,
The Little Sisters of the Poor acknowledge
the receipt of S307. l3 as their part of the re
ceelpts for the performance of School at the
O0pera house May /.
d teamster named Albert Nelson was
,klcked by one of his own horses at the cor
rner OF Sixth and Broadway yesterday, the
blow breaking his right leg.
st. Paul Camp No. l, Sons of Veterans,
VIII give its first moonlight excursion of the
season Friday evening next. Wills orchestra
VIII furnish music for dancing.
q Rey. Thomas c. Horton the new secretary
OF the I. NJ. c. A. of st. Paul, is expected to
arrive IN the city tonight and take charge OF
Inc meeting at the rooms Tomorrow.
wee President Bartram has called a meeting
oI the executive committee of the press
eiub, to be held at the editorial rooms of the
Dlspatch, at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Matters of importance are to be discussed.
z Robert Fitzgerald, whose death is men,
noned elsewhere, was one of the Oldest citl-
Zens in st. Paul and very popular with all
Who'knew him. At the time of his death he
was travelling man for Allen, Moon q Co.
= Jackson Keur, sixteen years old, is missing
from fI1? the home of his brother, No. 46
the young man left on Thursday, was snugly
hidden in one corner of his brothers trunk.
The police have been notified.
Nellie Williams, the notorious keeper of
negro dive on Eighth street, was brought
before Judge Cory yesterday and sentenced
to get out of the city within the next forty
eight hours or go to the work house for
ninety, days. She will close her place and
leave the city.
Jacob Schmidt, a workman employed on
the new bIIil0jnp nf the Now York Life
insurance company, at the corner of Sixth
ana minnesota streets, fell from scatoldlng
yesterday morning, sustaining serious in
JurleS about the head and shoulders. He
was removed to the city hospital.
Indications point to big turnout at the
benefit to be given Pat Killen in Market hall
tonight Patsy McCartln, of Milwaukee,
VINO Will have set-to with Killen, arrived
yesterday. One of the features will be q
wrestling match between Barney Smith and
Hotal1ng, which promises to be entertaining.
In the police court yesterday George Pritch-
ard and William Zahle were sentenced to the
work house for ninety days for stealing a
cloak from Mabel Storr, an inmate of Pearl
Wilson's house of ill-fame, Al jackson street
Detectives O'Connor and Ahern found the
cloak in the room occupied by the thieves in
the Blakemore block.
=, Another case of small pox is reported in
the house of Charles York, No. 43 Dearborn
street. The infested vicinity has been
quarantined again, and a physician en-
ployed by the health Office began tour
from house to house on the West side yester-
day, with the intention of vaceinating those
who wish, free of charge.
Henry Ipps, former employe in the GLOBE
composing room, died last evening in New
Ulm, Mimi. The deceased was twenty eight
years of age, well-known and respected
among his fellows in the city. He served for
two terms as corresponding secretary of the
ST. Paul Typographical union. His remains
| will be brought to this city for interment.
| State Treasurer Bobleter yesterday issued
the monthly report showing the condition of
| the state finances. 1t gives the revenue fund
| as Sl14, 323. 90. and the other funds GRAIN
| inspection, forestry, schools, swamp land
etc. as S5O3,525.S So, leaving a balance in
the treasury of $3.50, POI 90. This is de
| posted i'll thirteen banks, with the excep-
ton of about $3.50, which is in the state
vault.
This evening. at the West Side Opera
| house, the play of kathleen Mavourneen'
will be substituted for the ''Danites," which
was to have been played, on account of the
| unavoidable absence of one member of the
cast. Following the play, the West Side
| Social club will give a hop, holders of
tickets for dancing being admitted to the
| theatrical performance free of charge.
| There are twenty numbers on the dancing
programme, which will begin at 8 80 o'clock.