St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-30
SAINT PAUL.
JoTrlNGs OF CITY NEWS.

Reported at the health Office yeSter-
day: Diphiiieria at $50 Bates avenue.
a. f. AarEpsS, the auditor of Chippe-
wa county, was a caller at the capitol
yesterday.
John Brown las made voluntary as
signment 10 Frank Selby for the benefit
of general creditors.
Bernhcim Bros. have attached the eft
fectS Of John LaSche to satisfy prom
iSsory note for S451.65.
The New Jerusalem Tor Swedenbor-
gian) church will be reopened next
Sunday morning. after summer vaca-
ton.
A special meeting of the conference
of unions of the w. c. L. u. will be
held at Ford'S music hall, Room SO, this
afternoon at ) O'Clock, TO make further
arrangements for the state convention.
Matters of minor Importance only
were considered bv the board of abate-
ment yesterday. The board will not do
much at this session, and is deferring
most eases until the meeting late Ill
September.
Frank FishDach, employed by the
Onion Depot company, had his right
foot crushed yesterday afternoon by
heavy rail failing on it. He was taken
to his home, at 26S West Third Street,by
the central patrol wagon.
The expense lists for the month of
August for the schools for tie feeble
minded and the deaf at Faribault were
filed in the Office OF the state auditor
Yesterday. For the deaf the SUN was
$.ss774.6G, and for the feebie-minded
S705.23.
Warrants were drawn Yesterday OH
the city treasurer for S425, 561.51. This
sum is to be used in the payment of GER
Iificates OF Indebtedness due amounting
to 1925. $50. the extra amount being the
express charges and commission Incl
dental to the payment.
A chattel mortgage was filed with the
city clerk yesterday by which j. j.
Ahern and \. f. Barnes, by J.E. Barnes,
attorney in fact, mortgaged to Fred
eFick Crafts the paraphernalia and be-
!ongings of the Phoenix Athletic club
as collateral security for the payment of
note for $500.
The old settlers will have their outing
today on the steamer George Hayes.
The boat will leave the levee at the
foot of Jackson street promptly at 10 a.
M, and will proceed TO the Minnesota
river, stopping en- route at the soldiers
home, returning to St. Paul at ) o'clock
p. m. 1t will be strictly informal af-
fair.
The loss sustained by Brown, Treacy
& CO., in which forty-nine insurance
companies we're interested, has been
very satisfactorily adjusted. Their ex-
tensiYe printing and publishing estab-
lishment adjoiDs the music house of
Dyer IL Bro, which recently burned,
and they suffered quite loss, chiefly
from smoke.
John S. Curtis, cook at the Capitol
restaurant on Wabasha street, died
suddenly on Monday night Coroner
Whitcomb ordered an autopsy. and this
revealed the fact that death was caused
by heart disease. Curtis had been in
the city but short time, and the
funeral arrangements will be taken in
charge by the Knights of Pythias, of
which he was member.
An autopsy held yesterday afternoon
on the body of John Nilsson, who COM
united suicide Monday afternoon,
showed symptoms of arsenical poison
sng. The stomach was given to DR..
XaRten for chemical analysis. The
body is still at Wallblom d. ThorSelPS
undertaking rooms, and up TO last even
ing no word had been received from
the relatives or friends of the dead
man.
The building committee of the board
of regents of the state university has de-
clded TO locate the new assembly hall
and library building, soon to be con-
structed, at point between the main
building and the mechanics hall. The
board will meet Sept. 20, in the Office of
the governor, to pass upon the report of
this committee. However, this is not
necessary, for the reason that the re-
gents at their last meeting authorized
lie committee to proceed with the work.
The principal cases before the police
SQUIRT yesterday were continued to
t:ature date. John Pease, charged with
assault and battery on A A. Price, will
have trial on Sept. 5; Frank Cremer,
charged with larceny of harness from
DR.. Murphy, had his continued to Sept.
9; nj. J. Fuller, charged with disposing
of rented bicycles to pawnbrokcrs. will
explain this morning: and Kate Levy,
accused OF obtaining 81 from Manager
Bixby, of the Grand, under false pre-
lenses, will hays trial tomorrow after
noon.