St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-09
SAINT PAUL.
GLOBULES.

Scarlet fever at 22S West Fifth was reported
al the health Office yesterday.
Senator S. F. Peterson of New Ulm. paid
the state officials at the capitol friendly call
yesterday.
DR.. ]. H. Adamson, of Bates avenue, yes
terday sold three fox terrier pups to Mr..
brakes The Vest for $50.
Acting Mayor Cullen yesterday affixed his
signature to the resolution passed by the
council authorizing the tax levy.
The brotherhood of the Andrew Preshy-
terrain church, of Minneapolis, has filed arti-
cles of incorporation with the secretary of
STATE.
A d. Adams has been engaged TO conduct
class in electricity in the night high school.
lie will lecture Tuesday and Thursday eve
nings.
Another family dispute was aired in the
municipal court yesterday, with the result
that Mrs. Emma Hartzig YVES fined So for
striking Mrs. Maria Hartman.
Delegates from the various assemblies OF
the knights of Labor are to meet at Labor
hall tonight to consider the question of
uniting all local assemblies.
O. Eustrom, of Kittson county, recently
appointed by the chief inspector of grain as
subdeputy inspector, has filed his bond in
The Office of the secretary of state.
The board OF public works yesterday
awarded contract for building sewer Oh
Dearborn street, from Livingstone avenue TO
state street, TO John Conrad for $3.50.
a farewell social is to be given Dr. j. II.
Dewart of the Bates Avenue N. E. churc h.,
this evening, combined with which will be a
reception to The new pastor, Rev. Thomas
McClarey.
John Allen, colored, and Emma Wade,
V hite, were given fifteen days each in. the
workhouse for violating the laws laid down
by police officer Davis tor the observance of
morality in his bailiwick.
Acting Mayor Cullen yesterday received a
letter from the secretary OF the trans-Missis-
sippi commercial congress stating that the
annual convention would take place In Oma-
la, Neb., Oct 10 to "a.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers, of 434 Oakland ave-
hue, desires to, state that the lad, arthur
Rogers" charged in the municipal court on
Wednesday with number of other boys with
stealing q quantity of candy, is not her son.
Judge Brown, of Tracy, called at the cap
ital yesterday anent the William Rose petit
lion for q Communication of the death penalty,
int the governor was absent, as is we'll
known, and the question win be defer ed
until next week.
a sacred concert given at Woodruff hall,
Marian Park last night was much enjoyed.
Mrs Nettie Fuller-Snyder and Prof Oscar
Lienau sang the choicest of their selections,
and several well-known amateurs assisted
with the programme.
Locke Richardson gave his final reading at
the Peoples church last evening before g
large and enthusiastic audience Mr. Rich
&c. J. .I>Is c.
Paul that it is needless to say that the read
ing which was of Il varied character was of
the highest excellence.
John Il. Burke, Minneapolis attorney,
yesterday made an effort to file charges with
the insurance commissioner against the
Guaranty Loan association. No encourage
ment was given him, and he says he will be-
gin quo warranto proceedings.
The state board of medical examiners will
Conclude its labors al the capitol to-day The
finale promises to be somewhat sensational,
as the charges of dishonorable and unpro-
fessional practices that have been filed
against DR.. Bolan, OF Minneapolis, and DR..
Hutton, OF ST. Paul, will be heard.
1t is slowly dawning on the minds of st.
Paul people that there is Saturday night
course at the Peoples church, which offers
greater attraction at lower prices than the
city has ever had before. But tits necessary
to hurry up a little in appreciation, or the
Ike will not happen again. The audiences
have been steadily increasing, and when
once it filters into the knowledge of the PEG.
pie that something good is offered every
saturday night at a merely nominal price 8
crowd will be assured. Tomorrow might
Prof. Payne will give his fine talk on the sun
illustrated with fifty views