St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-23
NOTES OF NEWS.

| j. A. Ward, OF Pierre, s. D., called at the
| state house yesterday.
s. G. Roberts, of Rapid City, S. D., was at
the capitol yesterday. s
Hon. jesse Mcintyre, of Red Wing, was
one of yesterdays visitors at the capitol. /
o. G. Gregg superintendent of farmers
institutes. was at the state house yeste rday.
| Ex-County Attorney Odeil, OF Carver
| county, called oil the attorney general yes
| terday. ~
General Ord Post No. AZ. G. A. R.. will have
| a regular meeting and muster tonight in
their hall opposite postoffice.
Capt. E. l.. Reed, of, Glencoe, captain of
CompanyB, Third regiment, called at the
adjutant generals Office yesterday
Gospel temperance meeting at the floating
bethel foot of SiDley street. at 7:30 O'Clock
| this evening. Good musicslnd speaking
Scarlet fever was reported at s31 Charles
street, Gle Central avenue. 375 Maria avenue,
and diphtheria was reported at the corner of
Dale and Lafond and 66) Thomas street.
The receipts OF; the st. Cloud reformatory
for the month of September as reported to
the auditor, are Sf,3342j of which sum
Sl,&00 was received from the sale of stone.
S. Cannon young man VINO, while drunk
all the hardware in the place, was yesterday
in the municipal court sent out to Como for
thirty days
". Baldwin and George Metts two of the
lads who burglarized cigar store on Fifth
end Rosabel streets, were yesterday SEN
fenced in the municipal court to ninety days
each in the workhouse.
A little girl tour years old was found by
Officer Gail yesterday morning wandering on
jackson street, near Third. She was taken
to police headquarters. where she was
claimed during the day.
John ConHors, an all round crook, who has
been under arrest a number of times, was
yesterday sentenced III the municipal court
TO thirty days in the workhouse for being
disorderly and carrying concealed weapons.
The body of james Murphy who was
killed in Duluth Wednesday evening by be-
ing run over by switch engine, arrived in
st. Paul last evening. The funeral will be
held to-day from the residence OF his mother,
on Nina avenue.
Capt Hanft. of Margaret street police sta
ton. who has been in critical condition
during the past few days from an attack of
asthma, was reported last evening to be much
improved, and was able during the day to sit
up for few hours.
The funeral of DR.. Stein, the well known
veterinary surgeon who committed suicide
on Monday evening by taking prussic acid,
was held yesterday from the residence of the
| deceased on Dousman street. The interment
was at Oakland cemetery.
Abraham Silbersteip, one of the lads i'm
pilcated in the robbery at Clancy's furnish
ing store, was yesterday brought up in the
| municipal court aud warned that any future
misbehavior on bis part would result in his
being sent to the reform school.
The announcement that Acker post, G. A
R., would hold an open meeting last even
ing was an error. The post held regular
meeting in the hall, corner Third and Wa
| basha streets. but no one but members were
present, and the proceedings were stated to
be merely of the usual routine order.
The Ancient Order of fffbernians will give
grand ball this evening at Market hall. the
event being the eleventh anniversary of the
order in Ramsey county. The state officers
| and large contingent from Minneapolis
| Saltwater and Hastings will be present. and
| a most delightful time can be expected to all
| who attend.
Michael Barrett and his wife again made
| their appearance in the municipal court
yesterday on charges of disorderly conduct.
| The wife was dismissed after receiving q
warning from the court. while Michael, who
was very penitent, went out to the work
| house to serve a suspended senten ee OF
| thirty days recently passed upon him.