St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-08
SAINT PAUL.
NuBBlNs OF NEWS.

There will be meeting of the directors OIL
the Commercial ciup this evening at So'clock
There will be a special meeting of the
board of. education this afternoon at
O'Clock.
Ameeling of the worlds fair commission
ers will probably be held at the capitol
Thursday morning.
Nelson johnson was yesterday adiudged
insane by the probate court and ordered
taken to Rochester for treatment.
The Minnesota -Cemmaudery of the Loyal
Legion hold a meeting this evening at the
Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis.
Fred T. Aitkin was last evening granted
permission by the South st. Paul council to
erect and maintain an azotine plant Ten
years.
The wheat investigation commences at :
o'clock at the capitol tomorrow afternoon
All the members of the committee are ex-
pected to be present.
The Chicago st. Paul & Kansas City Rall-
way company has begun an action against ii.
P Rugg and others to quiet title to piece OF
land in West st. Paul, near Plato avenue
The February expenditures of the Roches-
ter insane asylum were SIS, All 20; the ST.
Peter asylum, Sl5.O32.7S; the Saltwater
prison, SIl,02S.46; the reform school, So
342. 43.
The Duluth Street Railway company yes
terday amended its articles of incorporation
so as to include West Duluth, Lester Park
and New Duluth within its territory, and
fixing its capital stock at Sl,5cJ0CC.
A horse driven by two young ladies on
West Third street yesterday afternoon be-
came frightened at some object ana ran
away. The ladies then lost control, and
were about to jump from the rig when Ed
mund Wallace sprang from the sidewalk ana
stopped the frightened animal.
pThe semi-annual report of the st. Cloud re-
formatory officials snow 134 inmates OF that
institution 81 of which are there for grand
larceny in the first and second degrees. Tor
robberies and 9 for arson. Of the inmates 10
are Americans, "a Irish, % German and the
balance scattering among the other nation
Rties
In Cretin hall last evening was held the
general meeting of the Society of ST. Vincent
de Paul. An essay was read by Rev. j. ).
Lawler, of st. Luke's parish, entitled Chris
tianity; It's Benevolent Institutions" Hon
John ". Willis gave an interesting review OF
Corrections and Charitles, with particular
reference TO work in that direction i'll this
state. Addresses were also OellNereu ny hSfs
James Trobec of ST. Agnes parish, and Rev.
P r. Hehron, of the cathedral. Quarterly
reports were read from the seventeen con-
ferences forming the society.
The board of public works made the fol
lowing combinations yesterday: The assess
ment for constructing sewer on Minnehaha
street from Phalen creek to Greenbrier ave-
nue.; assessment Tor grading the alley i'll
block %, addition to Mackubin & Marshall's
addition, from Kent to Dale street and be-
tween Aurora avenue and Fuller street;
assessment for grading alley between Edger-
ton street and Payne avenue; ASSASSINATION
grading and surfacing Winter street. from
Jackson to Rice streets; assessment for grad
Ing Lewis park, in Lewis Second addition 10
St Paul; assessment for grading East Third
street, from Earl street to the east city limits.