St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-20
SAINT PAUL.
SUNDAY SAUCE.

Diphtheria was reported to the health OF
fee Yesterday from 5S6 Cook street.
The Lady Somerset Union w c. T. q. will
meet tomorrow after noon at Farwell Hall at
5o'clock.
Frank Warner county attorney OF carver
county. called on Assistant Attorney General
Childs yesterday.
The funeral of John Smith, the murdered
waiter. will be held from his wife's home,
corner Sixth and Cedar streets, at 2:3o Mon
day afternoon.
dGrain Inspector Clausen yesterday sub
mitted his summary of the evidence in the
wheat Investigation case so Tar as IL con-
Germs his department 1t covers twenty
three pages.
Postmaster Castle Assistant Postmaster
O'Brien and Superintendent of Carriers
Hardacre went to St Anthony Park yester-
dav and installed q. W. LindberS Ill his new
position ss postmaster.
Fred Lance d German about thirty-hve
years CT age, was arrested yesterday morning
BY Detective Kenally. He is accused OF steal
Ing valuable harness from T. +. Egan, who
has a tea store on Wabasha st.
Gov. and Mrs Merriam will leave for the
East and South during the early part of next
week. and will be gone for several weeks.
The governor hopes that the trip Will i'm
prove Mrs. Merriam's health, which has peen
delicate for some time past.
Bishop Stanley Of North Dakota. who is
well known in this city as an eloquent ora
tor, will begin a course OF eight lectures IN
st. Patrick's Catholic church Sunday. March
27. He will deliver Two lectures per day
one at g. a. and the other at p m.
number of the federal officers OF st. Paul
will leave tomorrow for Fergus Falls TO at
tend the opening of the United States circuit
aud district courts Tuesday. Judge Alfred
ID Thomas, of Fargo. n. D., will preside.
grand and petit jury will be i'll attendance
A detail of twelve policemen will attend
the funeral of Capt. Bresette this afternoon
The Junior Pioneers Aeker post, q. A. k
and the Louis Francaise society Will turn out
in force to do honor to his memory. Inc
funeral services will be held at st. Louis
church at 2:30.
George Kolixin, young German who has
been employed by Dr.. 0'Brien as his hostier'
was arrested III Hastings yesterday afternoon
for stealing part of valuable harness be-
longing 10 the doctor Officer McCart went
TO Hastings last night and returned with the
prisoner, who strongly denies the theft.
Miss Laura A. Hibline whose pure so
prano voice has been heard at ST. Mary's dur
ing her brief sojourn here, has returned to
Baltimore her native city, where she re-
sumes her vocal studies for period of two
years atthe Peabody institute under the best
masters after which she will resort to Eu-
rope to perfect herselfin her art.
Frank Valesh, OF the labor commission,
came up from the southern part Of the state
yesterday, where he was gathering sta istics
regarding farm mortgages and land values.
He reports that in Mower county, where
there were eighty farm mortgage foreclosures
in 1881, there were only ten III 1891. and that
county he says. is fair sample Of all the
rest.
CAPTAIN Ed S. Bean will leave tonight for
Washington city to make arrangements for
Company IDS" tour of the National Park
in August next The captain is satisfied the
trip will be made and the arrangements can
be effected but the details thereof for COM
pany, etc, will be outlined while he is in
the national capitol
Memorial services in memory of Howard
M. Smith, the mail carrier whose funeral
services were held at the armory Sunday,
March 6. will be held by Wide Awake Lodge
No l22 l. o. c. T.. of which he was mem
Der, Thursday evening at O'Clock at Gar
field hall cornor Arcade and Fauauier streets.
The public are Invited.
Judge Olivier. OF the probate court yester-
day heard proof of the claims of Isabella.
Charles and Robert Browne against the es-
tate of Mary Browne, and took the matter
under advisement. The claimants are chill
dren of Mrs Brown and claim her estate
holds $500 belonging to each which was
left them by their late father.
The funeral of the late W D. Benjamin
occurred from Mccarthy & d Donnelly's I'M
dertaking rooms yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock The pall-bearers were W. c. Quin-
by. W. P Murray, Lorenzo Hoyt, T. Rear
don, Capt. Peter Berkey and Mayor Smith,
and the funeral services we conducted BY
Rev W. S Vail at the mortuary chapel at
Oakland cemetery.
The young lady who was injured by the
runaway at the Seven Corners on Friday af
ternoon was Miss May Williams. a pupil OF
the high school, residing at 62S Portland ave-
nue. She was cared for by gentlemen who
had witnessed the accident A carriage was
procured, ana she was conveyed to her home.
Though no bones were broken, Miss Will
Jams was severely bruised and will be laid
up for some days.
Gov Merriam yesterday received q long
document from William N Wheaton, acting
secretary of state under Hon. James G.
Blaine, which was forwarded to the latter Of
fetal by the United States minister at St.
Petersburg and concerns the distribution of
the relief sent by the United States to Rus
sian famine sufferers The letter is from
Minister Smith, who writes extensively of
the plans for the distribution Of the supplies
donated by America to the suffering Rus
SLAMS
At CITY conventions the small offices are
generally, so TO speak, let go by default,
though in their sphere they are as important
10 the general welfare ar the community as
those of more prominence, because men are
not always 50 eager to serve the people for
the peoples good, as for what's in it. One
hundred and seventy-6ve members of the
Ramsey county bar have endorsed Judge
Frederick Nelson as one of the candidates
for justice of the peace the coming election
and his past record in that Office fully
warrants the endorsements.