St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-19
SAINT PAUL.
CoRRALLED ROUND THE CITY
rhe wood caryers held regular meeting

The wood earvers held a regular meeting
last night
Scarlet fever at 322 Summit avenue was re
ported at the health Office yesterday.
An Oriental court is to be instituted to-
night in Horman's hall, corner Rice, Wabasha
and University.
EMary Fieishhacker was yesterday adjudged
insane in the probate court, and ordered
:aken to the hospital at Rochester.
5. Sherin started last night for Chicago
and Toronto on business connected with the
National Educational association.
Miss Ruth A. sherin, of IS West Delos
street. started last night for Toronto. Canada,
TO spend the summer visiting friends.
A musical and literary entertainment will
be given under the auspices of the young
ladies' of the Assumption parish at Cretin
hail. Tuesday evening May 26.
County Treasurer Nelson and an extra
force of deputies are very busy receiving
taxes. The Office is kept open until 9 p. m.
Tor accommodation to workingmen.
Michael McMaben has begun an action in
the United States circuit court against the
City of st. Paul to recover Sl0.50) damages for
falling into coal hole in the sidewalk near
The Jail last January.
At meeting of the plaster9rs last night a
:esolution Of sympathy for the clerks union
II the effort TO further the early-closing
movement was approved. -Four new mem
oers were added TO the roll.
Charles Geand, q laborer, was yesterday ar
rested by officer Carroll for making an inde-
rent assault upon a lad on the Omaha tracks,
near Robert street bridge. Geand is a mar
tied man and lives in Minneapolis.
The Orpheus Choral Club of Dayton
Bluff, under the direction of Prof James
Blake, and assisted by some of the best local
talent in the city, will give a concert Thurs
day evening at the Bates Avenue M. E.
church.
Cheese Inspector E. B. Williams of the
state dairy commission, began his first tour
among the factories of the state yesterday
afternoon. He viii visit Waconia first and
spend some time giving pointers to the but
ter and cheese manufacturers there.
The saloonkeeper who sold James O'Don-
nell, Il lad of sixteen, sufficient liquor last
evening to render him insensible should be
severely punished. The toy was found by
Officer Rose in terrible state of intoxication
and he was forthwith conveyed to police
headquarters.
AT a meeting held few days ago of the
board of directors of the state agricultural
society, L. n. Scott manager of the Metro
poliIan opera house, st. Paul, was awarded
.he exclusive advertising, score card and Off
eial programme privilege for the coming
state fair, to be held Sept. to 12 inclusive.
The residents around Irvine park are COM
planning that newspapers left at their houses
III the early hours of the day are being con-
5tantly stolen. The son of police officer On
sunday morning saw man go from one
house TO another stealing the papers. The
police will make an example of the thief if
once he is caught.
The commencement exercises of the Wi
mona state normal school viii open with the
annual sermon on Sunday next. Rev. w. II.
Simmons, of Minneapolis, viii deliver the
address. The class exercises will be held on
Monday evening, and Tuesday viii be model
school day. Tuesday evening the commence
nent exercises will be held and in the even
ing reception Will be rendered the grad
uating class.
There is rs yet no indication that the oil in
spection imbrogIio is approaching a settle
ment. The companies are selling as much
oil as ever, but none is being inspected. In
spector Nichols still refuses to accept the
632 per annum allowed him as fees for in
spection by the terms of Judge Young's de-
Dision, and the $4,000 tanks of oil now await
ing inspection are very liable to be disposed
Of without the usual formality.
The Metropolitan opera house capacity was
again tested last night by the popular Wilbur
Opera company in the ever delightful opera
"Nanon." The company will give their first
matinee to-day at 2:3O. The prices for the
matinee is % cents all over the house except
the gallery, which is Is cents ''Nanon'' will
be presented throughout this week The
company is busy rehearsing the new opera,
Princess Toto" to be given next Sunday
night.