St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-18
SAINT PAUL.
CITY CHAFF.

Boiler Inspector Clark will leave for the
southern part Of the state in few days on a
tour of inspection.
The state board of pharmacy will meet at
the capitol this morning to examine num-
Der of candidates for druggists certificates.
The family of Prof F. H. Kirk, assistant
state superintendent, left last evening for
Santa Barbara, Cal, where they will spen d
the winter
State Grain Inspector Claussen says that
within few days about all the grain crop of
the state will be in. There is no change in
the prices yet.
Walter S. Sinclair. of Baltimore. is spend
ing vacation with his cousin Frank Battley
in st. Paul. He predicts Clevelands cleo
ton by an overwhelming majority.
John O'Connel was arraigned III the NUM-
cipal court yesterday on the charge of steal
ing two kegs of beer. The court set the
hearing down for this morning.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health de-
partment yesterday from 427 ST. Clair street.
$40 Martin, 394 Baniil; diphtheria from $40
Sherburne avenue and from 260 Oneida.
youth named Edward Dunn, who bears
hard name, was sent 10 the workhouSe for
sixty days by the municipal court yesterday,
thirty of which was on a suspended SEN
tence and thirty for larceny.
A man giving the name of Henry Dun
was sent TO the worKhouse for ninety days
for larceny by the municipal court yesterday.
He stole Il watch from Edward Sullivan.
The supreme court considered the follow
ing cases yesterday: Alan Altman, appel.
liant, vs. Henry Welle ST., respondent; sub
mitted on briefs. Joseph W Reynolds. re-
spondent VS.. ST. Paul Trust Company,
appellant; argued and submitted.
The dispute on the division of School Dis
trict No. ITO, of Blue Earth county, will come
up again before the attorney general this
morning. The matter has been pending for
several weeks. 4 number of Blue Fart h
county people will be on hand to argue for
and against.
Officer Timothy Costello, of the police
force, resigned yesterday. The mayor was
10th to accept the resignation, as Costello was
regarded an excellent officer. Costello was
among the unfortunates in the Commercial
bank failure. and finds that he must return
to his farm and give it his personal attention
in order TO save himself from further emhar-
rassment. The mayor has not named his
successor.
W. S. Monroe, Denny Callahan, Ed Nettle-
ton. w. NJ. Owens, the city treasurer of Eau
IA, will start this morning for duck Shoot
II. G. Davis of the Brennan Lumber COM
pany, will join the party at Hinkley, and
Dick Phillips, of Eau Claire, and others will
fall into line until there will be formidable
array at Morgan. where the hunt begins.
1.-The Charity Ball. and The Wife, will
be gwen at the Metropolitan opera house
next week by Daniel Frohmans company.
These plays were the greatest successes OF
the Lyceum theater. New York, when origi-
nally produced there, and seem to have lost
none of their popularity with age. A strong
company has been specially selected for
their representation here, and is direct from
the New York Lyceum.
''Pin-a4' was the new bill put on Sunday
at the Olympic and it is drawing large
houses. The musical specialties that pre-
ceded the burleque introduced two new per-
formers-Harry Burns sketch artist and
Mile. Nina, juggler- while the favorites,
James Goodwin and Ned and Eva Thatcher,
each made hits. Same bill all the week with
the usual Saturday matinee.
Frank Farrell and Willie Connors, boys of
eight and ten years, are under arrest on the
charge of burglary, and third or their age,
who is at large, is thought to be implicated
in the matter. The charge is that the boys
broke into the store of Edward Klinkerfoos
on Daytons bluff, and stole s. from the cash
drawer 1t is said thev pried window open
with chisel. Judge Twohy remanded the
case to the morning of the 22d.
A crook named August Carlson made
grave mistake Sunday night. He met De-
tective Werrick and thought he recognized
him fellow of his own sort. Carlsons
scheme was TO rope sucker. Werrick lis
tened until he had the whole plan, then led
the fellow to the central station and locked
him up. Carlson had revolver on him the
size of a piece of light artillery. Judge Two
by fined Carlson S25 for the proposal TO do up
the sucker.