St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-18
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

State Insurance Commissioner Bailey is
still confined to his home through sickness
Scarlet fever was reported at 6S7 Frank
street, and membraneous Group at Waverly
place.
The st. Paul painters union will attend in
body the opening meeting of the Minneap-
Oils lodge on Monday next
A fine new wholesale building is to be
erected at once on the ground at the rear of
Noyes Bros d Cutters new store.
In the case of Carrie j. Smi h against Bur
ton d Gerring, the place of trial has been
changed from Hennepin TO Ramsey county
by stipulation.
Rev. +. o. Holman, D. D.. will tonight de-
liver the second lecture of his course at the
First NJ. L. church. The theme will be-
why don't He Marry?"
The adjourned meeting of the city council
VIII take place this evening to consider the
question of passing the eight-hour ordinance
for city street employees.
The place of trial of the cause of Charles
II. Mosler against Beaupre, Keugh & Davis
has been changed by stipulation from Hen
nepin to Ramsey county.
Victor Nerduerk the man who attempted
to jump from the Wabasha street bridge, was
yesterday adjudged insane and ordered COM
The county board of Ramsey County C. It.
a. societies will meet at Cretin hall Friday
evening. The presidents and secretaries OF
the different societies constitute the board.
The night schools of ST. Panl will open
Oct. u. The teachers of the night schools
will hold meeting in room 10 of the high
school building. at 4 clock on the afternoon
of Sept. 26.
The first regular meeting of the PatriarchaI
Circle will be Wednesday evening" Sept "a
called meeting was held last evening at
which the subject of selecting hall for
meeting purposes was discussed
Fred Eklund, of 53 Hobbie street. Chicago,
is DESTROYS that any person who knows the
Whereabouts of Olivia Esklund-{nee Larson),
VINO left her home on Sept. for ST. Paul
should communicate with him.
contract was prepared yesterday BIZ the
corporation attorney, by which the Taylor
Craig corporation will be authorized to build
the laundry, kitchens and boilers for the new
city and county hospital, at a cost of S23,-
96l.
The officers OF the several citizens unions
OF st. Paul vii meet on Friday evening at S
p IN. i'll the Builders exchange, corner of
seventh and Cedar streets All unions are
expected to be represented and take interest
III the discussion to be had relative TO future
plans.
Officer William O'Keefe. the night iailer at
Central police station, left yesterday with his
wife on trip to points on Lake Superior
His leave of absence is Tor ten days, and in
the meantime Sam Gerber will undertake
the duties of safely locking up all the vags
and DRINKS rounded up by the police
officers
L. Paris, workman, residing at 6S5 Car
roll street. was proceeding to his work early
yesterday morning when, at the corner of
Selby avenue and st. Adams street. he was
seized with an attack of vertigo, and fell to
the ground. His face was badly cut, ana 1t
was found necessary ID send him home. the
Rondo street patrol wagon serving as all am
bulance.
Josias r. King, as administrator, with the
will annexed, of the estate of jeremiah C.
Mccarthy, has commenced an action against
Mary Mccarthy and Others for the purpose of
settling up the estate of j. C. Mccarthy, de-
ceased, and to enjoiu certain of the parties
IN interest from disposing of the property or
receiving the rents and profits until the
cause is finally decided.
Ross Tousley, deputy sheriff OF LIE Sueur
county. yesterday petitioned Gov Merriam
to pardon Thomas O'Connor now serving a
life sentence in the state prison. OConnor
is imprisoned for the murder of Larry Vaugn,
eleven years ago. The crime was committed
In an alteration. o Counor being drunk al the
tlme the governor promised to give the
case his consideration.