St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-22

1.-THE assembly meets this evening at 7:30.
Sarah Bernhard is shortly TO appear at the
Metropolitan in La Tosca,'' Fedora and
theodore.
The chamber of commerce will send
Messrs. Castle. Phelps. Fairchid and Hall as
delegates to the waterways convention in
Evansville, Oct. Il.
Scarlet fever at 675 Portland avenue, $50
Clinton avenue, and diphtheria at 1s5 Carroll
street, were reported at the health depart
ment yesterday.
The new series of the ''State Trials Of Eng
land for the Years 1S3l-iJ' have been re-
ceived by the state law library, and will be
put on the shelf to-day.
The Henderson high school, says Supt
Kiehle, is very crsdtable state educational
institution. 1t has recently been advanced
to a position as first-class by the state high
school board.
Anna Marian Schmidt was adjudged in
sane by the probate court yesterday and di-
rected to be taken To the Rochester asylum.
She is married woman and the mother of
four children.
II. B. Souder, accused by Michael Quinn of
| robbing him OF $50 Saturday evening at their
| boarding house, was dismissed in the mu-
icipal court yesterday. there being 10 evil
dence against him.
The city engineer desires residents in the
Midway district 10 call at his Office and Sc
cure house plumbers. The object is to help
the mail carrier service in the district which
commences Oct. 1.
Mary Danebar, the young servant girl ar
| rested Sunday, and charged with setting fire
TO the house of her mistress, Mrs. Cady, was
brought up in the municipal court yesterday
and remanded until Tomorrow
Bank Examiner Kenyon has reported 10
Auditor Biermen that three more building
associations have paid their $40 fees each.
They are the Home Building Association of
ST. Paul, the City of st. Paul Building asso-
| citation. and the st. Paul Consolidated Build
! ing association.
Yes day state teachers institutes opened
! at Wedena, with j. Harding. W. F. Rochelau
| and E. Il. Shepard as Instructors at Prince
ton, with Mrs o. r. Burker, c. w. G. Hyde
Miss NJ. F. Hall, instructors; at Carleton.
| with j. E. Green, j. t. McCleary and Mrs. T..
h. jacques, instructors.
| President Potter, of the city council of
Minneapolis. announces that from TO II q.
m. tomorrow committee will be at the West
hotel 10 receive and entertain visiting off,
Gals from other cities who shall visit Mime
apolis to participate in the harvest festival.
| AT the meeting of the Fourth Quarterly
| Conference of the Clinton Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church a resolution was adopted
by unanimous vote commencing the work
of the pastor, Rev. w. C. Rice and requesting
his return for the coming year.
! The Duluth chamber of commerce has re-
quested the st. Paul chamber to take steps
toward convention to formulate plans for
deepening and widening the connecting
channels between the great lakes, SO as to
admit of steamship traffic. The matter viii
be considered by the committee on trans
portation.
Gen. John B. Sanborn, W. Fl. Sanbern and
"A. Severance, attorneys for the insurance
company, and Attorney General Clapp. on
the part of the state, called upon the state
insurance commissioner yesterday upon the
matter of petition to heve a certain mutual
! company conane Its operations to one class
of insurance business alone.