St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-10
NEWSY PICk-UPs.

/ AbN 0iOl " wv llla
| evening.
The association of laundry girls held
regular meeting at Labor headquar-
tiers last night.
Bulletined at the health Office yester-
/ day: Scarlet fe yer at Isl South Waba-
sha and S63 East Seventh streets.
| The cases of Rose Smith and Lille
Cox, charged with keeping and visiting
house of ill-fame, were dismissed i'll
] the police court yesterday.
sThe cornice workers union met, as is
| their custom every two weeks, last night
at Labor hall, but no business of public
| Importance was before the meeting.
| The ladies of the King Street M. Z.
church will hold an ice cream sociable
next Tuesday evening at the residence
! of William g. Waller, ID Alice Park.
The anniversary of the training school
for nurses of the st. Peter hospital for
| the insane will be held this evening
! There Will be music and addresses, and
one OF them will be by Hon. John Lind.
Laura McToggart, arrested for steal.
| ing some cheap jewelry from Fantle
/ Bros store. was sent to the House of
| Good Shepherd for ninety days yester-
| day.
The ladies OF Willard w. c. T. T.,
| met at the rooms of Mrs. ID. c. Reed,
| 100 Clinton block, on Congress street,
| yesterday afternoon. Officers for the
| ensuing year were elected.
Margareth l.. Davies, who made an
assignment of her millinery store,
| Co., has filed schedules showing the
assets to be S696.S7 and liabilities ST.
907.65.
The commence ment exercises of the
| nurses training school at the st. Peter
hospital for the insane took place last
evening. The graduates were addressed
| by DIR. James. DR.. Tomlinson and Hon
John Lind, of Mankatn.
! Charles Baker and Fred Guion,
charged with assaulting Louis Freed
| man. and during the row with cutting
off Freedman's left ear, we're arraigned
in. the police court yesterday. They
| will have hearing OH July II.
August Rattenberger, fourteen year
i old lad, while loading a wagon with
paving blocks on West Third street,
] dislocated his arm. DIR. Hanley at
tended the boy and he was taken to his
home at 81 Dearborn street by the
patrol wagon.
Walter Youngberry, lad who stole a
! number OF tickets from the Como Sta
/ OLOil Vi NllChO 4NOl IdilNdA WIS
| IN the police court yesterday. As the
company did not want to prosecute, tue
case was dismissed after the boy had
! been gwen lecture by the court.
The re gents of the state unive S ty
| have reported to the state auditor til
the expenses of the geological survey
| that is being conducted 10y the nniyer-
sity for the month of July amounted TO
| s.. 2S125. The st. Peter hospital for the
| insane cost for the month of July SI2,-
$685..
Col. Bobleter reports that some one on
| lglehart street, between st. Peter and
| Rice, finds pleasant diversion in poiso H.
| ing dogs and cats. The colonel is a
victim to the depredations. aud he says
| several blooded and valuable dogs have
| been wantOnly killed i'll the neighbor-
| hood.
John GrindeI. thirty-three years old, a
| switchman Oh the Great Northern road
had his left leg cut off at the knee last
night in the freight yards near the
Third street bridge. Grindel was max
| ing up freight train, when he fell on
the track, and part of the train which
was being backed up ran over his leg.
He was taken TO st. Joseph's hospital
by the central patrol wagon. Grindel
is unmarried and boards at 931 Rice
| street.
Last year the Adam Forepaugh shows
visited every city in the East of 10000
or more persons. and this year it is
| touring the western part of the country.
1t is stating only fact to say that the
shows are creating a genuine furore
wherever they appear. and il is no
wonder when their really extraordinary
magnitude and the number and variety
of their novelties is known. They will
| appear in st. Paul on the 10Th.
/ Prince Michael KaZerin, the special
| commissioner for the government of
Russia, sent TO this country to insrect
the Jail systems here. has returned 10
| Chicago. While here Secretary Bart,
| of the state board of corrections aud
charities, was so engaged that he could
| give 10 attention to the distinguished
| foreigner. but he has now written him
to return. and with this he sent assur-
ances that he would attend his highness
| upon a tour of the jails of the state.