St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-07
SAINT PAUL.
LOCAL LACONICS.

Chef Grain Inspector Clausen went to Du-
Iuih yesterday.
Ron. Clark Chambers, OF Owatonna, was at
the capitol yesterday
The park board meets tomorrow evening
al 30 in the Office of the city clerk
The board of education will hold a regular
meeting at O'Clock this afternoon,
Emma Rudeeif, single girl aged twenty.
has been committed to the Rochester asylum
The high school class of '94 met in social
session at the high school at noon yesterday.
James S. Hughes, clerk of the state educa
tional department, was at the capitol yester-
day.
Diphtheria cases at 1857, 1l79 and s62 Con-
way street were reported to the health office
yesterday.
1ne committee on fire department of the
board of aldermen yesterday afternoon and
transacted routine business.
The assembly meets this evening in special
session TO authorize the tax levy and pass
pay rolls for the month of September.
The regular monthly meeting of the state
historical society Will be held in the rooms OF
the society in the capitol next Monday even
ing.
Mary Barrett, for assaulting Mary Skules
municipal court yesterday, and in default
went to the workhouse for thirty days.
The board of public works yesterday
awarded the contract for building storm
water sewer on Sibley street to Thornton d
Shaw for $3.50. The city engineers est
mate was $500.
The special committee appointed to inves-
tgate the matter of having all telephone and
other wires placed underground will not
meet this evening as announced, but on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 20.
War pensions have been granted the fol-
lowing through the Office of the adjutant
general: To Hugh G. Mcguire, St Paul, So
month; A. P. Noyes, Forest Lake Sl2; EN-
cry Stone Cottage Grove, s.; Henry Erick-
son, Wangs. S. and Thomas Show, of Morris,
$40 q month.
Gen Ord Post No. 90 G. A. R., will
have regular meeting Friday evening
of this week, at : 30 sharp, at their hall, OPP
poSile postoifiee. A cordial invitation is
HEREBY extended to all ladies who wish TO
join d women's relief corps which is now
being organized under the auspices of Gen.
ord. post, to meet at their hall at p. IN. the
night of post meeting.
William Lick, who is well known in st.
Paul. was charged in the municipal court
yesterday at the instance of Annie Wasika,
who alleges that Lick is the father of her
unborn child. The ease. at the request of j.
j. McCafferty, who appeared for the de-
PENDANT, was continued till the 18th, bail be-
ing fixed at $500.
The city engineers report for September
shows that two grading contracts were let,
covering half mile of streets, for s., 800; five
sewer contracts covering one and quarter
miles of streets were also awarded for
$l0,S53. The engineers department COM
pleted five grading contracts covering four
miles of streets, at q cost of SlS,535, and one
sewer contract for S1,63l.
Chief Jackson, of the fire department, yes
terday received,a letter from Chief Runge, of
Minneapolis, in which the St. Paul depart
ment is thanked for the assistance rendered
during the recent elevator fire in Minneapo-
lis. The chief, in the name OF the depart
ment of Minneapolis, thanks the fremen of
ST. Paul for the expressions of sympathy
rendered at the funeral of Fireman Mitchell.
A verdict rendered yesterday afternoon at
South st. Paul finds that Fred Engfred was
killed by Engine No. Sc, at the St. Paul Bar
rel company's crossing in the Chicago, st.
Paul x Kansas City railway yards Coroner
Cadzow. of Dakota county, conducted the
inquest and the jury was evidently unable
TO ascertain whether or not the crossing,
which is unprotected, is on private or public
property.
DR.. Albert Shaw. editor of Reviews of Re
views, is writing an elaborate and compre-
hensiye article upon Education in Mime
Sofa" During his residence here the doctor
ayailed himself of every opportunity to thor
oughly acquaint himself with Minnesota's
educational institutions and their methods,
and his article promises to be universally in
teresting, as well as instructive. 1t will be
illustrated by cuts and plans of the exteriors
and interiors of the state institutions and
public schools.
a misstatement appeared in yesterdays
GLOBE relative to Thomas McMahon's APP
pearance before the municipal court on a
charge of taking S45 from Michael Boggs.
Mr.. Mcmahon is respected among the people
knowing him, and this is the first time he
has been charged with q misdemeanor. Nick
Weir had been charged with the same Of
Tense, but was discharged. When Mcmahon
heard he was charged with the offense lac
appeared voluntarily. The officials express
the opinion that he is innocent of the charge,
and with be acquitted at The postponed hear
ing.