St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-05
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

The adiutant generals Office yesterday
certified TO 125 pension vouchers
A regular meeting of Constellation Chapter
O.E. S. will be held tomorrow evening.
There will be a meeting of the board OF
education tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
department. yesterday from 9So Victoria ano
dipftheria at 257I2 Rondo street.
The worlds fair commission will meet
architects tomorrow to discuss plans for the
state building at the world fair
The state board of medical examiners will
meet today to pass upon the applications Oh
about forty candidates for diplomas.
The regular meeting of the state board OF
correction and charities, scheduled for to-
day, has been postponed until the return OF
the governor.
Fred j. Constans, the bartender who as
sauted Charles Ring with bottle SUNDAY
night, will be given a jury trial for assault
and battery Thursday afternoon
George c. Raymond was acquitted in the
municipal court yesterday afternoon of the
charge of selling venis0n out of season.
brought against him by the state game war
den
Bridget Ryan was examined at her home
yesterday touching her sanity, and ordered
returned to the Rochester asylum. from
which place she had been but recently re-
leased.
Thomas Ward the treasurer Of the stone
cutters association. who is accused OF en-
bezzling S37. 80 was arraigned in court yes
terday, and his hearing continued unuI the
18th inst.
The scond night of ''SiHbad' at the Metro
politan was as crowded as the first, and the
big extravaganza bids fair to more than dupli-
cate the success of THE crystal Slipper
here last year
The council committee on claims met yes
terday afternoon and passed upon the regu-
lar budget of monthly bills Among the lot
was claim of the Sanitation company for
gathering garbage for the month OF March
1t amounted to S75 and was allowed.
1t is estimated that over 800 teachers will
be in attendance at the summer school at the
Ttate university during July and August.
The school win have high school annex,
where high school teachers may receive
special instructions.
The county superintendents of Ramsey
Hennepin and Washington counties held
meeting at the capitol yesterday and dis
cussed matters pertaining to a programme
for the summer school for teachers 10 be held
s at the university during July and August.
Joseph Ferguson was arrested by officer
Smith last evening or charge of obtaining
money under false pretenseS. He has been
collecting bills in small amounts for Frank
Wolf dealer in horses, and, IL is claimed,
failed to turn the money thus received over
to Mr.. Wolf.
The board of public works yesterday
awarded contracts as follows: For building
q sewer and paving Maiden lane, to Fielding
d Shepley at s.. 800; for erecting the Fau-
quier street bridge to W. s. Balson q Co.,
at 81, 91S so: for sewer in ST. Peter and
streets. to William j Preston, at 50, 19S
Postmaster Castle has decided to open
second window for the sale of postage
stamps, so that the rush may be avoided.
This, in addition to being beneficial to the
public will relieve the strain on the over
worked clerk who is kept SO constantly at his
work for long hours every day. The window
will be opened this week.
Robert Black, the alleged harness thief.
aad his preliminary examination before
Judge Cory yesterday afternoon, and was
leld to the grand jury on two charges. Bail
vas fixed at Sl,0J) in each case. The first
was for stealing some valuable harness from
:. j. Lewis, of Smith u Lewis, and the other
FOR similar theft from r. Williams.
j. H. sikeseh, a young machinist was ar.
rested Yesterday afternoon, charged with
swindling. He had been carrying on some
peculiar operations with Third street bust
ness men, and was taken into custody at the
request or one of them. He deposited bail of
$50 at Central station as Il guarantee for his
appearance in court this morning.
With the spring comes the usual army of
tramps, who have been travelling in more
southern climate during the winter and are
now seeking greener pastures in the North.
st. Paul always. receives her share of this
class of humanity. The tramp room at cen-t
trail station was comfortably filed before 10
o'clock last evening. and new arrivals made
their appearance at regular intervals during
the night in search of shelter
There will be concert for the benefit of
the day nursery at Standard hail on Robert
street Thursday evening. Those participant
ing IN the concert are Mrs. Herman Scheffer,
Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Colville, Messrs Will
loughby Colviie and Ti.comb. Miss Hech-
borns violin club win also furnish several
items. This club is made up as follows: First
yiolins, Miss Terry Allen, jackson, G. Whit
ney and Arthur Clarke Jr. Second violins,
Louis Forepaugh, Miss Walthers, Miss VIII
Jams, Miss Baker and Fred Braden.
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