St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-22
CITY NEWS MUTATIONS.

May or Wright was reported as sick
yesterday.
The school supervisors meet at
O'Clock this afternoon at Supt. Gllberts
office.
The state railway commission go to
Duluth today to inspect an interloeKing
signal at West Duluth.
Gov. Nelson was at Redwood Falls
yesterday. and delivered an address at
the Redwood county fair
The park board meeting called for
last evening was postponed until Mon
day AFTERNOON at 8 O'Clock.
Supt. Olive Barker, of Mile Laos
county. called at the department of
public instruction yesterday.
The teachers of the fourth grade meet
Miss Laughlin at the high school build
Ing at O'Clock this afternoon.
Reported at the health Office yester-
terdaY: Scarlet fever at 23O East Bel
videre street and 393115 Selby avenue.
John Swickel. arrested last Monday
charged with the larceny of watch, was
discharged in the police court yesterday.
A meeting at the Salvation Army Fri
day night will be conducted by Lieut..
Nancy WasleY, of Auoka. An interest
ing time expected.
The coffee house of the Bethel will
open Monday morning, all arrangements
having been completed to attend to the
needs OF all corners.
A feed store owned by Charles S.
Steiger at sol Dale street was damaged
by fire to the extent of $500 at o'clock
tins morning. Loss covered by in
surance.
A class for the training of teachers in
Kitchen C1rnan xpnry vuill
Friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock at the Par
lSh house, 1875 Pleasant avenue, under
the direction of Miss Emery.
AT the regular meeting of Garfield
Post No. 8, G. A. r., Saturday evening,
tnere Will be read paper on the life of
Ten. Phll kearny. All comrades vel
come. Hall. $50 East Seventh street.
At 7:30 o'clock this evening Rabbi A.
Friedman, of the Minneapolis reform
synagogue, will deliver an interesting
lecture at the temple, corner of Mime
sofa and Tenth streets. All are i'll
Vited.
The case against F. F. Price. formerly
an attorney in this city, vino is charged
with giving check on bank i'll which
he had no funds. was called in the police
court yesterday and again continued.
The case has been continued for the last
being out OF the city.
The bureau for the unemployed was
notified yesterday by Relief Agent
HutchinS that twenty-five men were
wanted at VOLTS Point, on the Great
Northern road. Transportation free,
wages Sl.50 per day, board 81 per week.
The secretary said if the men could be
secured they would be sent on the even
ing train.
Fire last evening destroyed the barn
owned by John Pfeifer, in the rear of
21S Pleasant avenue. The department
prevented the flames from spreading to
adjoining buildings, but the barn was
Quilted. A mare. colt aud cow in the
barn at the time were cremated. Loss,
$1,000, with au insurance of half that
amount
Mrs. Hayward, the popular kinder
garten training teacher of st. Paul, has
returned after an extended tour of the
best kindergartenS OF the country, and
has been persuaded by the ladies of orr
city to give lecture TO mothers at the
First Methodist church, Summit park,
Monday afternoon, Sept. 25. at 2:3O p.
III. All mothers are earnestly solicited
to be present.
Turner hall was well filled with col
Ored people last night 10 witness the
presentation of the comedy, "a Lesson
in Love-" presented by company of
church people for the benefit of Pilgrim
Baptist church. The play was given in
creditable manner in three acts, and
the audience gave such marked atten-
ton that it was evidently enjoyed.