St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-30
TUESDAYS TERsE TALES.

President Joseph Carhart. of the St. Cloud
Normal school, called at the capitol yester-
day
Bishop Stanley is attracting large congre-
cations at st. Patrick church, where he is
conducting mission.
The supreme court calendar for the April
term went to the printers last night 1t con-
tanned about 275 cases.
A reception and ball by the Philomatheans
and st. Anthony Hill orchestra will be given
in Lifts hall this evening.
The worlds fair commission viii meet at
the capitol today and advertise for plans for
a Minnesota building in Chicago.
Edith NJ Bone was yesterday named by
Postmaster Castle as postal agent at Merriam
Park in place of W. C. Swanson.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Wood Harvester company will be held at
the chamber of commerce this afternoon at
O'Clock. Important business.
AT the meeting of tine chamber of COM
meree this morning. among other things, the
bylaws will be revised and the question of
changing back to Monday for meeting Will
be taken up.
Scarlet fever was reported yesterday 10 the
health Office from Minnesota Transfer, 36}
Pleasant avenue, $50 East Third street and
As Holly avenue; diphlheria was reported
from 9)i Case. 533 East Seventh, and Cos
Thomas avenue.
There was not mueh change yesterday in
The condition of Charles Burris, the young
man who was accidentally shot by Detective
Koran Monday night. His physicians state
he viii in all probability recover, but Will be
disabled for long time.
ultimate America" will be considered to-
morrow night at the Peoples church by that
distinguished speaker and writer, Joseph
Cook, Of Boston. The we'll known talent of
the speaker as we'll as the very interesting
subject OF the lecture will doubtless attract
crowded house.
The wheat investigation committee me
pursuant to adjournment at o'clock yester-
day afternoon, and upon Assistant Attorney
General Childs stating that he would not
have his summary ready before tomorrow the
committee took an adjournment until 2
o'clock this afternoon.
r. Desporous boy formerly employed at
the Aberdeen hotel, was in court yesterday
charged with stealing jewelry and money
from Mrs. Paul's room. a boarder at the hotel.
lie WAS arrested by Detectives Grueber and
Enright of Rondo street station, and was
remanded until April 1.
The chief subject of discussion last night
al the Floating Bethel lyceum was Why l
Am Naturalist" The talks were rather
general. but scarcely practical in suggestion.
A chair social is on the tapis for Thursday
evening. Those attending are expected to
take a chair to be donated or contribute the
price of a chair 10 the fund.
John La Chantz. the burglar arrested while
in the act of robping Mrs. Thomas Brennan's
residence, on Collins street. one night last
week, was arraigned in court yesterday and
his hearing continued until April O. La
Chantz had three pals assisting him in the
house who escaped and his hearing is de-
layed in the expectation that they may be
captured.
Rohn. of the Kegal club. is probably the
speediest in his class among his club mem
bership. lie is host in himself in the Kegei
aggregation In a recent practice game at
Foley's bowling alley he made the phenom-
email score of l3S with - balls While this
record has perhaps been exceeded in prae-
tice games. it has never been approached in
any championship struggle
r. H. Elan had a very narrow escape from
a fatal accident on the interurban street car
last evening He was passenger on the in
terurban line, and he left the car at the cor
ner of University and Rice streets when car
coming with deal of velocity in the same
direction collided with him, and he was
thrown to the street and badly injured. His
face was laeerated and he was otherwise cut
and bruised Friends took him to a neigh
boring drug store where his injuries were at
tended by a surgeon. lie was fortunate in
escaping with only superficial wounds.