St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-18
CURRENCY OF THE CITY.

Bulletned at the health office yesterday:
815 East Robie, 22S Midway, 499 Belvidere,
aud at the corner of Stickney and Belvidere.
Prof D. L. Kiehle, the state superinien-
dent of public instruction. has gone TO WI
mona to visit the schools there. He will re-
turn to the capitol tomorrow.
The chief grain inspector of the state re-
ports that the receipts for inspection for the
month of April were S6,14o.35 The money
has been covered !nto the state treasury.
z The Hibernian Rifles will meet tonight to
make tnal arrangements for their social,
which will be held in their hall. corner of
Third and Exchange streets, Saturday even
Ing, May 20, 1895.
6eooge Souter Charles Weber and
Joseph Asher were arrested by Detective En-
right of the Rondo station, on the charge of
larceny. The men visited the planning mill
on Rice near Rondo. and stole watch from
the pocket of Ole Marstaad's coat. The trial
will come up tomorrow.
Chief of Police Garvin, who evidently en-
tertains the idea that he will retain his Off
Cial position for some time, has gone TO Chi
cGgo to assist in the forming of an associa-
ton of the chiefs of police of all the large
cities. During his absence Capt. Schweitzer
Will attempt to hold down the position.
Christ Kastner, living at 14i Colorado street.
fcll from the wagon which he was driving at
the corner of Third and Robert streets last
evening. In the fail his feet were caught be-
tween the shaft and the whiflietree, and the
morse. becoming frightened, ran away, drag
ging Kastner over the ground at rapid speed.
4 gentleman passing had the nerve to run
out and stop the animal and by so doing
snyed Kastner from serious injury As it
was his head was badly cut and three of his
ribs were broken.
The mayor yesterday drew $500 from the
city treasury which the council passed as a
contingent fund, to pay the salaries OF the
eX-police matrons The scheme having
worked so well, il has been decided to ap-
point matron ard pay her salary from the
mayors contingent fund in the future
There seems TO pc lack of applicants for
the position. If there can be any one found
to fill the position, the appointment will be
&sSs &Sssse-
Chief of Detectives McGinn yesterday aft
ernoon had well-dressed man arrested and
locked up il the central station. McGinn
was in avery jolly mood, and after having
'he prisoners features photographed for the
fogues' gallery turned him out again. The
arrest was made and the photograph take
despite vigorous protest by the man, and las
evening it was stated The facts in the case
would be called to the attention of the
mayor
The funeral will occur this morning of
Mrs. Elizabeth Fetsch, who died suddenly
on Tuesday morning of heart failure The
obseques will take place at S:3J from the
residence of her daughter Mrs. George f.
Patwell 5S2 Rondo, and the services at the
Assumption church at 10:30. Mrs. Fetsch
was one of the pioneer women of st. Paul,
having come here in 1854. In the succeeding
year her husband died, but the family out
lived the bereavement and the two sons,
John and Adam, are among the prominent
business men Of the city. Mrs Fetsch was
at the advanced age of eighty-two years.
Articles of Incorporation were filed with
the secretary Of state yesterday by the Leede
Mining Machinery Company of Minneapolis
SIR. Leede has been engaged in the construc-
lion and Improvement or perfection of his
patent system of reducing refractory ore for
several years, and now it is said to be pro-
bounced success. 1t greatly simplifies the
work and accompiishes the object by the use
Of oils in far less time than any other
method. The capital stock of the association
is Sl0,000 and the incorporators are F. D.
Noerenberg, John Wander Horck, Adam
Hornung, julius Leede and Philip Hartmann,
Rll of Minneapolis.