St. Paul daily globe., 1892-01-15

ON THE SIDE.


The West side bank viii elect officers
Thursday.
The Seven Corners bank directors will
meet Monday.
Teachers and employees of the school board
will be paid their salaries today by the city
treasurer.
Tho master horseshoers elect officers 20
night at their hall, corner Jackson and Sey-
enth streets.
f. ". Temple yesterday fled with the sec
retary of state his official oath as manager
of the state prison.
American Judaism" is Rabbi Hess sub
ject for discourse ut the Temple this evening
at 80 O'Clock sharp.
srarlet fever was reported TO the health de.
partment yesterday from 594 Pine street, 215
West Sixth. and diphtheria from $50 Burr
street
Walter B. Bodgett was examined in the
probate court yesterday as to his sanity, and
ordered to be taken to the Rochester asylum
for treatment.
The Biwabik Iron company has filed an
amendment TO its articles of incorporation.
providing certain changes in the manner of
electng Its officers.
The meeting at the jockey club Wednes-
day evening was meeting OF the Minnesota
Driving club and not. as reported, of the
Twin City Jockey club.
Postof6ee Inspector Child returned yester-
day from Iowa, where he has been for
couple of months on duty. During December
he inspected forty-seven Iowa postoflices.
Pedro Ramaciotti was charged yesterday in
the municipal court with failing tc provide
for his wife and children. He denied the ac-
cuSatiou, and the case was adjourned until
to-day.
Frank Herbert the young man who was
the first prisoner 10 occupy cell at the new
police headquarters, was yesterday in the
municipal court sentenced to thirty days in
the workhouse for vagrancy.
HG. Webster, of Minneapolis, has been
reappolnted a member of the state board of
pharmacy, and Ray Humiston, of Worthing-
ION, has been appointed member of the
same board, TO succeed W. :. Getty, resigned.
The special Joint committee on jail site met
yesterday afternoon for the purpose of audit
ing and allowing the accounts of the con-
tractors who have worked upon the new
police headquarters. All the bills presented
were referred to Architect BaSsford for yeri-
ficaton.
The health department Offices in the court
house were yesterday transferred to the com
modious quarters vacated by the chief of
police and the detective force. The former
offices OF the health Office will be occupied
by County Treasurer Nelson, whose present
quarters are very limited.
The recently elected board of directors OF
the Commercial bank met yesterday after
noon aud perfected its organization. The
The former officers of the bank were re-
elected. namely: Hon. Albert Scheffer, pres
ident; E. A. HendricksOn, vice president;
Hermann Scheffer. cashier; o. T. Roberts.
assistant cashier.
Frank Peppard. of 525 Robert street. who
was one of party of five arrested in saloon
by Detective Koran Tuesday evening. was
Yesterday dismissed in the municipal court.
The evidence showed that Peppard was not
acquainted with the other four men, who are
yen-known to the police as corner loafers,
but proved him to be a mechanic working
steadily and residing with his parents.
An entertainment will be given at Turner
hall Sunday evening by members of the
Turnverein Germania. The programme will
consist of turning, singing and the produc-
lion of a German comedy. A special feature
will be an exhibition of club swinging by
large class of young lady turner's. The enter
tainment is given for the benefit Of the
Understandable of Milwaukee. Dancing
will follow.
The High School Debating and Entertain
ment society meet this afternoon at $50
o'clock. The debate Will be on the question,
Resolved, That City Should Own and
Operate Its Rapid Transit System" The
speakers are: Affirmative, Miss AIDA Cud-
worth and Otto Willius; negative, Linnaeus
Savage and Miss Julia Hess. Miss Leonora
Austin will recite.
The expense list of the state reformatory
at St Cloud for the month of December has
been received, and the amounts drawn for
the various funds are as follows: Current
expense, 81, ,S9S. 81; insurance, SIS: garden
seed, ST. .75 tailor shop S54.70; improve
ments and repairs. S32 81: permanent i'm
provements. S37S. Total, S4.5 80. Among
the items of expense is included one for
wooden guns for drill. SS5.'
National A. D. c. SEEMING, of the Regular
Army and Navy Union of the United States.
has mustered in the Col. Smelling Garrison
No. 81, R. A. and n. c. Seventy-one veter-
ans. most of them yet in the service, were
present to take the obligation, and then the
oEficers-elect were Installed with the usual
ceremonies. THE commanding officer of the
post. Col Mason, of the Third infantry, ap-
proves of the union, and has promised q
hearty co cooperation with the young garrison.