St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-17
SAINT PAUL.
CITY NEWS NorArIoNs.


Regular meeting Gf the board of al
derHen this evening.
The Ideal Social club will give dane
ing party at Central ilall this evening.
James Mitchell, a c0lored man, was
adludged insane by the probate court
yesterday.
Iue mater of appointing a guardian
for The person anu estate OF Mrs. III
lam Stockton Is being inquired lDto by
the PROBATE court.
The state library has just received
Volume IL. American and English Cor
pUration Cases, and Volume II. Canaua
Supreme Court REPORTS.
Reported at the health Office yester-
day: Scarlet lever at 1872 Van Buren,
, and II lgiehart streets; memDranouS
Group al III Lawson street.
The IadirS OF Ulivet NJ. L. church will
give SociaDle this evening at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Alfred Hall, 429 Toronto
avenue, near " est Seventh street.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
board oil managers of The Society for
The Relief OF the Poor will be nelu to-
day at .. ~. at III East Ninth street.
Mike Costello was taken before United
States Commissioner w. A. Spencer
yesterday Oh charge OF passing coun-
terfeit MONEY. lie will have a hearing
"Wednesday morning, and was required
to give bali III tile sum OF 81, 200.
E. Z. W alters. the man who made an
effort to take tie official scalp of Super
Vising Inspector OF Steam vessels John
ID. Sloane, Is reported as detained al
Monmouth hotel III the National park
by Capt. Anderson, by instructions ot
the government sent from Washington,
with view OtlHVeStigatlon-
Edward Herman and John Shetka, two
youths, were before Judge IwOhy yes
Ierday charged with setting ti:e 10 the
Omaha railroad bridge. The boys kin
died Il hire near The bridge, not, however,
with The Intention OF burning it down,
and they were arrested. They had their
cases continued 10 this morning.
Early Sunday morning John Swlnckel
was arrested by l'atrOlman Parade Oh
suspicion of stealing two oVercoatS
from tile coat room at Market hall. Inc
police have not been able TO find owners
Tor the garments and the case was coll
tlnued to " edneSuay morning III the
hope that the owners can be located.
a well dressed young man who gave
his maine as James Brown, was arrested
last night 10y PaIrolman PerrO for steal
ing a small table from the furniture
store of " albion u Uhol sell. al 40 East
Seventh street. Inc piece OF furniture
was found III Browns room at 63 East
Seventh street, where he had planted 1t.
Assistant Superintendent of Public
Instruction c. W. q. Hyde-Will address
the state teachers Institute at Crooks
ton next Thursday evening Oh the
Estate School Sl stem of Minnesota
The institute began its proceedings
yesterday under the leadership OF }.
Paul GoUde, of the Moorhead normal
school, assisted by Saran Z. Sprague, OF
Minneapolis
st. Paul Lake Ice company filed with
the secretary of slate yesterday GER
tificate OF stock. The capital stock
amounts to $4,000, and is divided into
200 shares, which are held as follows
Nicholas Handy, E. Handy, Robert ii.
Seng and K. Seng, 3311a shares apiece;
K. Shepard 60 shares, and Paul La
vallee and Sarah COblenZ,. 81 shares
each. Nicholas Handy is the president,
Robert ii. Seng the vice president, and
Paul Lavallee the secretary and treas
urer OF the company.