St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-25
SAINT PAUL.
BOILED TO BREvITY.


The school board Will meet at p. m. to-
day.
st. Paul Camp. Sons of Veterans gave
dance at Garfield hall last night.
The Joint committee on jail site will meet
this morning at IL in the council chamber
The Orpheus Choral club held rehearsal
last night at Bates Avenue Methodist church
Scarlet fever at $50 Indiana avenue was
reported at the health department yesterday
Postmaster Lee has received fifty new mail
boxes. They will be put up in new places IN
the city and ST. Anthony Park and Hamllne
Tonight Gen. Ord Post No. 20, G. A. r.
will hold a regular meeting in their nall OPP
posite the postoflice, to which all comrades
are invited. There viii be muster.
Rev. William F. FIick, pastor of the
Church of the Redeemer in Milwaukee and
formerly of st. Peter, called upon lnlted
States Marshal Donabower Yesterday.
John Joyce, of 95 Albemarle street. was
charged in the municipal court yesterday
with beating his mother with club. He
was remanded until Monday, bail being
fixed al Sl,jO0.
John j. Ryan and his wife Katie, of Chero-
kee avenue, aired their domestic troubles in
the municipal court yesterday. The husband
was put under bonds to keep the peace in
the sum of $50.
Mary Dannebauer, the ten-year-old serv-
ant who set fire to the house of her mistress
Mrs. Cady, on Eighth street, last Saturday
evening" was yesterday held to the grand jury
on a charge of arson, bail being fixed at SO
A rumor spread around the city last even
ing about o'clock that another collision had
occurred on the luterurban line. Inquiries
at the various police stations and at the Of
tices Of the street car company proved the
rumor to be false.
Capt. JACK Crawford, the poet scout with
his flowing locks and sombrero landed in st.
Paul Yesterday He has been doug special
work among the Indians in the Northern
part of the state. and Will report number OF
cases of selling liquor to Indians.
A horse attached 10 a wagon of the Peo-
pies Ice company yesterday afternoon
caught a hind shoe in the cable slot on
Fourth street, corner of Cedar, and it was
necessary to send for farrier 10 remove the
shoe ere the animal could be released and
traffic resumed.
Hon. j. j. Furlong of Austin; Ohm Frank,
of lie Roy and l. VI. Ashby of Spring Val
leF. made friendly call upon County Treas
urer a. y. Nelson yesterday. Mr. Frank is
and has been favorably mentioned for pro-
motion along the ranks of the party.
Bert Davis and j. Carter for shaving peo-
pie on sunday in the Clarendon hotel barber
shop were fined s. each in the municipal
court yesterday for violating the sunday law.
A similar charge against three BARRIERS of the
Merchants hotel barber shop was adjourned
until The 18th. The complaints were entered
by the BARRIERS union.
The fire department was called Yesterday
morning at $50 to a fire on Fourth and Kit
son streets, where an old stable belonging to
George Benz was blazing. The large board
ing house in front of the she'd occupied by
Emil Jackson was scorched before the flames
were put out The damage amounted TO $500,
covered by insurance.
United States Supervising Inspector of
Steam Vessels John D. Sloane has q notice
posted on his Office door to the effect that he
will return in two or three weeks. lie has
gone TO the nations capital to attend con-
vention of inspectors. and, doubtless, while
there viii learn the result of the late investi-
CATION of his official conduct
The board of trustees of the Minnesota in
sane hospitals will meet in special session at
II a. m, Sept S0th, at the Merchants hotel.
Several matters will be considered and es-
pecially the question as to The propriety of
Introducing the Sturtevant system of heat
ing and ventilating in the newly remodled
building at Rochester.
Lewis Chalang the young Frenchman
from Montana, who arrived in St Paul
Wednesday and was conveyed 10 the city
hospital, died in that institution yesterday
The cause of his death was malignant ty
phoid fever. HIS body was conveyed TO the
undertaking rooms of J. CaDlGut ON the
West side, and in the event of it not being
claimed by any relatives, will be buried I'M
der the auspices of the French Society of st.
Paul.
The first social of the season under the
auspices of the st. Andrews society will be
held in Westmoreland hall, Tenth street. this
(Friday) evening at p. m. A fire nusibui
programme has been arranged, consisting of
quartettes Scotch solos. violin solos by a
talented lady artist, recitations. dance. etc.
Refreshments and dancing will follow All
friends of the society are cordially invited to
be present.
Assistant County Attorney Pierce Butler is
working like a beaver preparing the criminal
docket for the October term of the distric
court. The grand jury viii convene a week
from Monday next, when the cases of a Jail
full of prisoners will be considered The list
is indeed long one, embracing various
crimes, there will be two murder cases, three
cases of assault with intent to commit rape
colored man will be charged with a degrad-
ing crime against nature. three alleged
forgers will have their cases investigated:
besides there are a number of larcenies and
petty offenses to consider.