St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-06
SAINT PAUL.
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The Eighth Ward Citizens union will meet
this evening at Weiler's hall.
The St.SPe;er Clavers church viii hold
fair in Market hail commencing Monday.
July11, and LASTING week.
The regular meeting OF the school board
will be held at o'clock this afternoon at the
office of inspector Auerhach.
Mary Mccormick was adjudged insane in
eEprohate court yesterday aud ordered
taken TO the Rochester asylum.
Thomas, Mooney. one of the mounted pa
trolmen. rendered his resignation yesterday.
The:resignation was accepted.
The State Bank of Medelia filed its certif-
cate of STOCK with the bank examiner yester-
day, and was authorized to commence bust
ness.ss
The Adrian Driving Park and FAIR associa-
ton, eff Adrian, Nobles county, was incor-
porateds yesterday. The capital stock of the
association is $500.
An EXPLOSION of a gasoline stove in the sa-
loon of John Sandell. on East Seventh street,
called out the fire department last evening.
The damage was trifling
An openmeeting of the St Paul Theosoph-
ical society will be held tonight at Room 123,
Globe building. Subject: .'Reinearnation.
Its Causes and Its Proofs
Chauncey C. Mccarthy was admitted to the
bar in ihe supreme court yesterday upon the
recommendations of L. Il. Ozmun, secretary
of the state board of examiners in law.
State sumner schools for teachers will
open today at the following places: Fergus
Falls, Morris, Willnar. Marshall, Sleepy Eye,
Austin, Caledonia, Princeton and Chaska.
The mayor yesterday appointed Patrick E.
Murnaue patrclman, vice NJ. j. Schorn, re-
signed, and August Boyer as driver of the
workhouse van, vice Thomas Mitchell, re-
signed
There will be parish meeting of ST. Johns
Episcopal church. corner Lawson and De
Sofa streets, Friday evening to consider the
action of the yestry in regard to building an
addition TO the church
The stable of j. Samuels, corner of Twelfth
and Auerbach streets. was damaged by fire
yesterday morning 10 the extent Of S75. A
horse valued at SIPS was burned TO death.
The loss is covered by insurance.
Jeaunie Winston and company. at the Met
ropolitan, played to another large audience
last night in La Perichole" This opera is
one of Offenbach's brightest musical works.
La Perichole'' VIII be repeated the balance
OF this week, includinga matinee Saturday.
Lifts players will give two performances
tSNos az tliC IIdtlucS dlQ cNSulHS, VI
Uncle Toms Cabin East Lynne will
be produced tomorrow evening and run for
the remainder OF the week. ''Uncle Toms
Cabin" drew. another crowded .house last
evening.
Emma Armstrong, who has been doing
business as f. Thompson d. Co., made deed
OF assignment of ali her effects Yesterday to
Herchmer Johnston for the benefit Of gen.
eraicreditors. An affidavit was filed to the
effect that her assets will amount to about
$500, and bond was given by the assignee,
who accepted the trust
The supreme court considered the follow
ing cases Yesterday: In re estate of j. E.
Wilson. deceased, Alfred Terry, appellant,
VS. Estate of j. E. Wilson, respondent; ar
gued and submitted. A. Z. Peterson, re-
spondent VS.. Mile Laos Lumber Company;
argued and submitted. Edmund S. Durment
appellant. vs.. James Tuttie respondent; ar
gUed and submitted.
he Minnesota State Agricultural society
made very wise move when it made con-
tract with the ". j. Scott Advertising agency,
316 Manhattan building. to look after
the advertising in the programme for the
coming state fair. The well-known ability
of w. j. Scott as an advertising solicitor en-
sures the public that The programme for this
year will excel anything ever gotten out in
previous years
Frank Hardy. a railroad man of Hamilton,
Dakota county. was last, evening brought
into the city Oh a Milwaukee short line train.
and conveyed to the city hospital by order of
DIR. Murphy. Hardy was severely injured
about the head but gust how his Injuries
took place could not be learned. 1t was
rumored that he had been struck in quarrel,
but this could not be confirmed. 1t was
learned at the city hospital that Hardy's in
juries were serious but not dangerous.
The executive board of the state fair asso-
citation held short meeting at the office of
President Burwel yesterday and talked over
plans for the coming fair. The privilege of
publishing the official score card was award
ed to ". j. Scott, of St Paul. Arrangements
are already being made for the ses-
sions Of the farmers institute under
the direction OF Supt. C. c. Gregg. The
value of this work is well known to the men,
bers of the beard. and they mean to make it
one of the attractions of the season of 1892.
The paddy decomposed body of a boy about
seven years old was found floating in the
river yesterday morning near Crosby's farm.
Deputy Coroner Amess at the request of
Coroner Quinn, took charge of the remains,
which were conveyed to the city morgue by
O'Halloran and Murphy. The body had evil
IDENTIFY been i'll the water about ten days, and
was dressed in n dark coat knee pants blue
polka dot shirt. 1t is thought to be that of a
boy who has been missing in Minneapolis for
some time.
Much sympathy was expressed in the city
yesterday for Editor Burns OF The Herald,
whose right hand was shattered ON Monday
last by the explosion of a giant fire cracker
Mr.. Botke the saloonkceper of West Third
street. who lost his right hand in similar
manner, was reported last evening to be pro-
crossing fayorably. the same report being
made in the case of Mr.. Burns. The lads,
Seeger, Davern and Lynch, who were Sc
verely burned by the discharge of fireworks
and powder, were also reported TO be recov-
erlng but it is feared that Seeger and Lynch
may lose the sight of their eyes
A ten-weeks' campaign of tent meetings
was inaugurated by the gospel union last
night at The corner of Seventh and Ramsey
streets. The services are il charge of Evan
gelist Frank l.. Smith, of New York, who is
assisted by B. F. Butt OF Kansas, soiolst A
large number of people assembled last night
DR.. H. l.. Paynter. of Chicago; C. ID. Meigs
and T. C.. Horton took part in the opening
meeting The meetings will continue in this
locality for two weeks and then the tent will
be moved to Rice street MIR. Smith has had
large experience i'll tent work and looks for
ward to successful campaign in this city,
Before breakfast Bromo-Seltzer