St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-01
SAINT PAUL.
CITY NEWS NoTATIoNs.

The board of abatement will convene
next Saturday afternoon.
Reported at the health office yester-
day: Diph.heria at 404 Aurora avenue.
The Peoples Church industrial school
will open Saturday, Oct. Z. at 2 o'clock
p. m.
a regular meeting of the park board
will be held tomorrow evening at
O'clock.
The board of county commissioners
will meet in regular session tomorrow
morning.
The employment bureau at Labor hall
says there is still an unsupplied demand
for farm hands for fall, winter and the
entire years engagements.
Edward Berg. who served in Company
Z, Fifth Minnesota, and well-kuown
character about town, was admitted to
the soldiers home yesterday.
The joint committee on printing will
meet at 3 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon,
and the committee on claims of the
board of aldermen an hour later.
The case against Horejs Brothers,
charged with exposing for sale light
weight bread, was again continued in
the police court yesterday to Oct. Z.
This afternoon, at the Church of st.
John the Evangelist, a special musical
programme will be rendered at the
O'Clock service.
Charles S. Walter mas been selected
by Collector of Internal Revenue Mar
Gus johnson to succeed j. d. O'Brien as
stamp deputy at Minneapolis.
AZereth services and sermon at the
Temple at 6 o'clock this evening and at
10 a. m. tomorrow. This evenings dis
course especially interesting.
The Choral association will hold re-
hearsal at the Peoples church Sunday
evening at Z o'clock for the music to be
sung at the charity mass meeting.
The health department. report for the
past month shows thirty-Seven cases of
contagious diseases reported; nineteen
of diphtheria and eighteen of scarlet
fever.
The report of the clerk of the munic-
ipal court for September shows 81, 1862
collected from fines and fees. OF this
amount S1,962 was from criminal and
$500 from civil cases.
W. A. Love has garnished the funds
of James Is. King in the hands of the
Great Northern railway and the West
ern Union Telegraph company, to sat-
lsfy claim for money due.
The engineering department was mott
fed yesterday that an iron grating three
feet square. covering man hole at the
corner of Fourth street and Maria ave-
nue., had been stolen from its place.
. AT a special meeting held Sept. 90 of
the master hOrSeShoerS' union John G.
Simons was elected delegate to the
master horSeShOers' convention, to be
held at Chicago, beginning Oct. 9.
The pay roll of the fire department
for the month of September was filed
with the comptroller yesterday. The
roll amounts to S13.061 So, as against
$12,979 for the month of August.
Mrs. j. McNabb, No. 81: Central Mar
ket, serves the most dainty lunches
from II until z o'clock every noon.
Among the other good things that she
serves for her patrons is homemade
bread that cOnnot be eXcelled.
The state historical society yesterday
received the Annual Report of the Bu-
reau of Ethnology," large and hand
some volume, covering the years 1856
and 1887: also volume 10 of the PRO
ceedings of the Royal Society of Can
ada" covering 1892.
Cleveland o. Houghton has loaned
the Minnesota Beat club his handsomely
framed set OF photographs of the 1893
elght-oar crew, senior four, junior four,
senior and junior double, with Trainer
Kennedy. They make handsome pict-
are of Minnesota muscle.
Up to the closing hour last night GA
men had registered at the bureau for
the unemployed in the court house.
Last evening thirty men were sent to
VOLTS Point in Montana via the Great
Northern. Transportation was fur
nlshed free, wages Sl.25 per day and
board 81 per week.
Lieut.. Col. n. B. Fullmer, of Winona:
Capt. Joseph f. Huston, of Minneapolis,
and Brig. Gen. G. A. Towne, of Duluth,
called upon Adjt. Gen. Muelberg yester-
day and reported that they would go to
Chicago to take part in the exercises at
the worlds fair on MinneSota'S day.
Almost the entire staff of the governor
will be present.
Rev. Dr.. j. NJ. Thoburn Jr., Duluth's
new preacher for the First Methodist
church in that city, will occupy the
First church pulpit in this city next
Sunday. DR.. Thoburn comes to Mime
sofa from Oil City, Pa, but before that
was for several years located at Cal
cutta, India, in mission work. under the
direction of his famous uncle, Bishop
Ihoburn, of India.
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