St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-06
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

John Huseng was yesterday granted his
inal naturalization papers by order of Judge
Egan.
There will be temperance gospel meeting
1t the Floating Bethel this evening at Z: 30
o'clock.
The machinery of the fire alarm is out of
repair, and the bell will not be heard for a
few days.
Mike Scanlon. for stealing a fur coat. was
Yesterday sent TO the workhouse by Judge
Cory for ninety days.
The union Methodist meeting held lest
evening at oxford church will be continued
this evening at 7:30.
The residence of John Mccarthy on West
Fairfield avenue was slightly damaged by fire
yesterday afternoon
The board of managers of the reform
school held routine meeting in the office of
Mayor Smith yesterday
Civil Service Examiner Covell examined
candidates yesterday in typewriting, stenog-
raphy and bookkeeping. There was but one
candidate.
The engines and boilers in the city hall
and court house nave been examined by
Boiler Inspector Clark and pronounced in per.
feet condition
Samuel Smith. of South ST. Paul, while on
duty as night watchman for O'Learys pack
ing house, fell from the second-story window
last evening and broke his leg.
The newly elected officers of the HamIine
Prohibition club are G.. +. Wells. president;
Prof. G. S Innis. vice president; D. Els
worth, treasurer; E. L. Afford, Secretary.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health de-
partment yesterday from Minnehaha and
Fairyicw streets 1913 Earl street, 397 Charles
street, and diphtheria from 621 Wells street.
Donnelly & Girard terminate their engage
ment at the Grand tomorrow night. and
Sunday night the Irish comedy-drama.
''Cruiskeen Lawn" will be seen for the first
time in this city.
William Ryan, aged seventy-eight, was
found dead in his bed yesterday at his resi-
dence. corner of Fifth and Willius streets.
Coroner Quinn certified that death was due
to natural causes
Nels SivcrsOn, drunken man. who in
iured his head by falling heavily to the
ground was sent fro m the police headquar-
tiers to the city hospital last evening, by order
of Assistant City Physician Hanley.
DAMS orchestra of thirty artists will start
on concert tour the 18th inst. The organ
ization will give concerts in the leading
cities of the state. Miss Clara Williams, the
hCli AHOHH sOptanO Will accompany the or
chestra as soloiSt.
The following officers of battery a, Mime
sofa National Guard. at St. Paul, have been
commissioned by the governor: John Fran
els McCauley, captain; John Francis Bar
ron, first lieutenant and Charles Hum phreys
Mcclellan, second lieutenant.
A mass meeting has been called for Tues
day night at Market hall by the trades and
LABOR assembly for the purpose OF creating
sentiment in favor of the union labels. Mr.
Brisbine, general organizer of the cigar
makers union, Mrs McDOnald-V alesh, AL
lance lecturer and H. FRANKLIN. of the
typographical union, viii be the principal
speakers
Prof. Otto Lugger. the state entomologist,
VIII deliver course of talks on entomology
at the high school, under the auspices of the
class OF 95, beginning to-day at 4 O'Clock.
ana on each consecutive Friday hereafter
for six weeks. Grade school scholars and
teachers are urged to attend, as the talk will
have direct bearing upon their work.