St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-27
ST. PAUL IN ITEMS.


Miss Anna johnson is stopping with Mrs.
Lizzie l.. Pearce, of CSC Cherry street.
Scarlet fever at FOG Marshall avenue was
reported at the health Office yesterday. -
Pat O'Neil, a well known street beggar,
yesterday was sent out to the workhouse for
thirty days.
Mrs. Lizzie L. Pearce and daughters of 656
Cherry street, and Miss Anna Johnston have
gone TO Duluth for a short visit. H
The residence of A. Boujack at 4O5 Good
rich avenue was early yesterday morning
damaged by fire to the extent of $500.
The teachers association will hold the
postponed meeting Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock in the assembly hall of the high
school building.
George Bonsell. a well known thief, who is
under arrest for larceny of SIS, yesterday
waived examination in the municipal court,
and was held to the grand jury in the sum of
$1,000.
Mayor Smith left yesterday on a private
business trip. and will be absent for a few
days. Acting Mayor Cullen will discharge
the duties of the Office during the mayors
absence.
1.-THE special joint committee appointed by
the council to consider the ACCESSIBILITY of
having all electric wires in the business dis
trict placed underground meets tomorrow
afternoon at 4.
The teachers in the Third and and B
Fourth grades of the public schools will
meet at the high school at clock Tuesday
afternoon. Addresses will be made by the
department supervisors.
A few nights ago the Monroe school was
broken into and the pendulums and balls of
fourteen clocks were stolen. This incident
has significant connection with the duties
of the school janitors.
On Oct. IL Rev. J. NJ. Cleary, the great
temperance advocate, will speak in Cretiu
hall under the auspices of the Crusaders T.
A. society Upon whatever subject Father
Cleary speaks. he is sure TO be in the highest
degree interesting.
Edward 'Darrah has resigned as deputy
clerk of the district court and will hang out
new sign as attorney at law. Mr.. Darrah is
bright young man who read in the Office of
c. D. & T. D. O'Brien, and will make a sue
cess in his chosen avocatiou.
The Prince Investment company, of st.
Paul, flied articles of incorporation in the of
flee of the secretary of state yesterday. The
capital stock is $780, 900, and the incorporators
are John S. Prince, II. E. Thompson, w. D.
Kirk, E. NJ. Van Duzee and j. B. Stryker.
N-NS~AS
asylum hereby express sincere thanks to
Regain Bros. for their cordial invitation to
the Exposition. 1t was holiday that shall
long and gratefully be remembered BY the
little orphans, and the kind attention paid
them whilst there is duly appreciated by the
Sisters in charge.
neat weekly paper, which will be of
great interest TO all lovers of sport and ath-
letics, is now published in Minneapolis un-
der the title of sports and Amusements."
Arthur Pegler, the managing editor, should
make success of the new venture, he being
an all-round athlete and lover of sport, and
versatile writer.
One of the first balls of the season win be
given by the Emerald club at Market hall on
the evening OF the 23d of October This club
has membership of about 500 members, and
it suffices to say that it win be very elabo-
rate affair The committee on arrangements
announce all delails completed, and state
that all who attend can be assured of most
enjoyable time.
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