St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-22
SAINT PAUL.
SUNDAY SAUCE.

The Ramsey County Medical society has
fled articles ofincorporation.
Dtphtheria was reported to the health
office yesterday from 453 Superior street.
The blacksmiths and bookbinders' unions
held routine meetings at Labor hall last night
Hon. Allen W. Thurman, of Columbus ac-
rompanied by Prof Sperry ana Mir. Gibson,
the largest iron men in Ohio will visit the
Buckeye mines Monday TO measure the ore
At last nights meeting of the machinery
moulders committees were named to arrange
for the convention of the national machinery
moulderS, which meets at the capitol IN Au-
gust
SIRED Murphy. the shoemaker who stabbed
Albert Foster some months ago, was arraigned
in court Yesterday. but as Foster is still I'M
able to leave the hospital his hearing was
again continued until next Wednesday.
At the public meeting to be held Monday
evening next in Cretiu hall. under the au-
spices of the total abstinence societies of.the
Cathedral parish, Rev. A. Nc ulty, of st.
Joseph's church. will deliver an address
The St. Paul Abstract company, of st, Paul,
with capital stock of $4,000, filed articles
of Incorporation with the secretary Of state
yesterday The ncorporators are NJ. P.
Ryan, Charles L. Haas, George LySander snd
Joseph Soucheray. all Of st. Paul
Samuel A. Ba ldwln viii give his usual free
organ recital at the Peoples church this even
ing att o'clock The programme will IN
clude among other selections, the Toeeata
in major, Bach; Fragment Symphonlque,
Lemaigre and the Communion in major.
GriSOn.
The case of The Stale ofMinnesota, ex rel.
Moses E. Clapp, attorney general, VS.. Hans
0. Peterson. treasurer Of Hennepin county,
will be argued before the supreme conrt next
Thursday Assistant Attorney General ChiIds
has his brief ana paper book very nearly
ready in the case.
Deputy Clerk Helm. Of the supreme court
yesterday received the mandate from the
United States supreme court affirming the
order of the Minnesota supreme court in the
case of John T. Meagher of Mankato, against
the Minnesota Thrashing Machine company.
The case was taken TO the supreme court on
a writ of error, but the writ was not sus-
tanned.
The ladies interested in the Floating
Bethel make an appeal to their friends for
furniture of all kinds, pieces Of caTpeting,
books, magazines, newspapers, pictures, etc,
and will gladly send TO any address for such
port 2I7 Summit avenue. Having sixteen
rooms to furnish, heavy tax Is laid upon
them.
: There will be a meeting in Martins hall,
West St Paul, on Monday evening, May %,
by those interested i'll having court OF the
the independent Order OF Foresters organ
lied on that side of the river. All those
wishing TO become charter members should
be present to arrange the preliminaries.
Pat Duggan was fined 500 in the munich
pal court yesterday afternoon for asSaulting
J. NJ Medic Both men are stationary en-
gineerS, and are employed in the city.
Thursday they engaged in an alteration
over the merits of two different engines,
which ended in Duggan biting off large
piece of Meide's ear.
Napoleon ST. Marie and Arthur Moorehead.
two newsboys, were arrested late last night
for stealing a pocketbook belonging to Miss
Francis Sterry, of No. Is Forepaugh block,
which contained over S12 i'll money. The
boys iostled against the woman at the corner
of East seventh and Cedar streets and
Bnatched her purse from her hand.