St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-26
SAINT PAUL.
CITY NEWS NorATIoNs.

The mayor is confined to his residence
by severe cold.
Garfield post mas postponed going to
the soldiers home Sunday. Oct. l.
Diphtheria at PSI Iglehart street was
reported to the health office yesterday.
A special meeting of the park board is
announced for this afternoon at &
O'clock.
Mayor Fitch and Aid. Schneider and
O'Brien. Of South ST. Paul. VIII spend
the week in Chicago.
Today is the last day for fling returns
and notes of issue in the office OF the
clerk Of the supreme court.
The boilermakers'. the tallors' and the
BARRIERS unions held regular meetings
at labor headquarters last night.
The assembly committee Oh police
will meet this afternoon To consider rec
ent appointments of the mayor to the
police force.
Prof. Avery, of the faculty Of the st.
Cloud normal school, has resigned and
taken the presidency OF the state nor
nal school at Mayvllle, n. ID.
The railroad and warehouse commits
sion has returned from Duluth; and
Judge Mills yesterday went TO Moor
head. and Gen. Becker went to his
farm.
The ten men arrested from Robert
street saloon Saturday, charged with
Yagrancy, were arraigned in the police
court yesterday, and all of the party
discharged.
Henry Donavan, who is charged with
completely in the rObbing of kee Wan
and Sam Lung, two Chinese laundry
men. will have preliminary eXamlna-
ton Thursday.
There will be a special meeting of the
citizens committee OF fifty at the senate
chamber Wednesday evening, the 9th
inst, at O'Clock sharp. The meeting
Will be executive.
The seventh and eighth grade teach
ers Will meet Mr.. Bond and Mr.. Cong
don al the high school at O'Clock this
afternoon. The teachers class meets
Mr.. Scott at the same school and hour.
From 8 to 1880 this morning applca
tons will be received for the position
of matron of the Day Nursery. Mrs.
Mead, who fer the past two years has
labored faithfully in this work. having
resigned.
The following books were received at
the state library yesterday: Volume Z,
American probate reports; Volume 30,
Kansas reports; Kansas blue book;
Volume Sc, Arkansas reports; acts aud
resolves of Massachusetts.
The ladies OF Emmanuel Episcopal
chapel will give S0ciable at the corner
of Selby and Victoria tomorrow even
ing at o'clock. There will be no charge
made and all Interested in the work of
the chapel are cordially invited.
A gasoline stove in the apartments of
Mrs. Ella Walker at $50 Pine street eX-
ploded yesterday morning. Mary Top
man, domestic, had her face and arms
slightly burned. The fire was ex-
tingushed with slight damage.
The state historical society yesterday
received from w. Seward Webb the
second volume OF the Correspondence
and Journals of Samuel Blaekley Webb.
The edition now published is for dis
tribution among historical societies.
The ladies of the Germania Turn
verein society are preparing for mu-
steal entertainment. to be given at Tur
ner hall, Sunday afternoon, Oct. l. A
programme that promises to be very en-
5O(aOie has been prepared. This con-
ceft is to be followed by another in The
near future.
An unoccupied dwelling at the corner
of Ashland avenue ana st. Adams street
was Quilted by fire at 10 O'Clock last
night. The building was owned by
Henry Maltby, but has been empty for
the past year. The loss is estimated at
$1,000, covered by Insurance. The fire
was of incendiary origin.
E. W. Robbins, proprietor of drug
store al 295 West Seventh street, was in
the police court yesterday charged with
selling liquor without license. License
Inspector Miller alleges that Robbins
has been selling liquor by the glass
Robbins was released on his own recog-
nizance to appear tor trial this morning.
The cooperative hall board met at
Labor headquarters last night and con-
sidered propositions 10 change head
quarters in the spring. Halls at the
corner Of Minnesota and Seventh streets
and at the corner of Sibley and Seventh
streets were considered. The matter
will be referred to the trades and labor
assembly for discussion at the next
meeting.
Thursday evening. the 2Sth, at Pill
grim Baptist church. will occur the
corn pone" wedding given by the S.
X. G. On that evening the silver cup
will DE presented by DR.. Coney, of the
First Baptist church. Brides cake will
be presented to each guest. A small
admission fee will be charged for the
benefit of the church.
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