St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-05
SAINT PAUL.
TUESDAY TRIPLES.

Reported at the health office: Diphtheria
at Al Sherburne avenue and $40 Jackson
street.
d. C. Lightbourne, deputy state insurance
commissioner. returned from business trip
to Ada yesterday
a fire in the cellar of the residence at 752
Iglehart street called out the department.
last night Damage slight.
State Superintendent Kiehle is IN Chicago
attending the annual meeting of school
superintendent of the United States.
The trustees of the state insane asylum will
hold their adjourned annual meeting at the
Merchants at . o'clock this afternoon.
Thomas Linnan was awarded the contract
TO, grading Blair street by the board of pub
lie works yesterday The figures were S., 40.
The state school of agriculture viii open
next Tuesday. The principal has received
more applications than he can furnish ac-
commodations for.
Patrolman Robert y. Grady, of the Mar
garet street detail, resigned yesterday. Ora
dy's resignation was rendered owing TO his
going into business for himself.
An open meeting of the st. Paul Theo-
sophical society will be held tonight at Room
1O7, Globe building. subject. THE Scientific
The entertainment for the benefit of the
Woman's Christian home will take place Oct
13, as originally planned. Tickets sold for
an earlier date will be good for that evening.
Minnie Woodbury. was examined in the
probate court yesterday as to her sanity, and
ordered confined in the Rochester asylum.
She has been of weak mind for number of
years
MI ~ H. -,
Arnold, arrested Saturday night charged with
keeping gambling house. pleaded guilty in
the police court yesterday and paid fine
of SO.
The Ninth Ward Cleveland and LAWYER
club Will meet at Labor hail. Park avenue
and Sycamore street, this evening. Good
speakers will be present, and rafting meet
ing is assured.
Secretary Hart. of the state board of chart
ites and correction. is preparing a report
showing the proportion of crime and pau
perism that the foreign born residents of the
state represent.
The regular examination of medical stu
dents is in progress at the capitol. DR.. Nc
Davitt of the state board, is conducting it,
There are thirty one candidates for certifi-
Gates to practice.
of the American Revolution has postponed
is october meeting until the 18th of the
month. Due notice will be given of time
and place of meeting.
Emma Whitman, who resides at 3ls Nicol-
let avenue. Minneapolis, was seized with
faintlng fit at the corner of Fifth and Robert
streets last evening. She was taken in charge
by friends who live i'll West ST Paul.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Uni
versalist church will meet with Mrs L. C.
Gould. 612 Central Park place east, this after
noon at o'clock promptly. AS business Of
importance is to be discussed, a large attend
ance is desired
William Dougher was arrested by Detective
Conroy, of the Margaret street station. and
arraigned in the police court on charge of
larceny. The police say Dougher knows
something about the robbery of W. T. Don
aldsOn's house on East Ninth street.
Special Officer Kilgore. of the Omaha road,
arrested James Cosgrove and Charles Hogarty
at the depot last night charge with poe ket
picking. One OF the twain was caught in
the act Of filching ladys purse. In making
the arrest the officer had a lively tussle with
the prisoners, but finally landed them in the
patrol wagon.
Nellie McEenry and "A Night at the Cir
Gus" are the cause of endless laughter this
week at the Grand. They will be seen at the
matinee today, tonight. and for the remainder
of the week. Next sunday the new scenic
sensational drama. The Operator" begins a
weeks engagement at the Grand.
George H. Hazard. like many another III
these hazardous times. is not without friends
who think he should shy his hat into the
political arena and contest for legislative
honors. Quite a delegation of neighbors
called upon him at his home in Rosetown
Monday evening and presented him with
petition bearing long list of signers in that
community asking him to consent 10 become
candidate to represent the Tenth and
Eleventh wards and the country in the legis-
lature. The siguers as well as those who
called, reside in ali parts of the district. MIR.