St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-11
SAINT PAUL.
REPoRToRIAL GLEANINGs.

Eighthgrade teachers will meet Mr..
Pickwick at manual training building
al p. IN. tomorrow.
Charles TesseGuist was sent to the
workhouSe yesterday for ninety days
on u charge of bestial practices.
Second grade teachers Will meet MI.
Scott and Miss Brooks in the assembly
hall at the high school at p. IN. tomor-
row.
Sheriff Forsythe, Watonwan county,
yesterday recorded bill OF S61.4O with
state auditor for taking three prisoners
TO Saltwater.
Reported at the health office yester-
day: Diphtheria at Cos Case and GA
Ohio streets; membraueous Group at 126
Viola street.
! Articles of incorporation were filed
with the secretary of state by the La
dies Cemetery improvement AsSocla-
ton of Austin, MINI.
The Trades and Labor Bulletin for
October is out. II is good number.
and contains the address made by w.
w. Erwin on Labor day.
September expense lists filed with the
state auditor yesterday are as follows:
State reformatory. S5,93655; Fergus
Falls hospital, 81, 694.95.
Alvro c. Warden and Catherine 7.
MuSray were married yesterday morn
ing at the cathedral at O'Clock. Father
1llig performed the ceremony.
A meeting of fourth grade teachers is
called for p. m. tomorrow in room ~,
high school building, when Mr.. Bond
and Miss Laughlin will give instruc-
tons in methods.
Victor Lynn was taken to the city
hospital last night by the central patrol
wagon. Lynn fell from freight train
on the Milwaukee road and received
severe cut over his left eye.
At Meridian Lodge No. 157, l. 0. 0.
F., this evening, there will be very
interesting debate. Brothers taking
are welcome.
Claude F. Wright. from London. Eng,
will deliver an address on "Reincarna-
ton" at the room of the Theosophical
Society. 107, Globe building, Wednesday
evening at o'clock.
Reu. II. II. Hart and DR.. 6. G. Smith
will deliver lectures in Duluth tomor-
row evening in the interests of organ
lied charity. While there they will in
Bpect the public charitable institutions.
Secretary White has arranged to pay
the teachers to whom the board of edu-
cation so kindly granted permission to
visit the worlds fair on Minnesota day
their September salary today or tomor-
row.
The Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
held a very interesting and largely at
tended meeting at Labor hall last night.
T. P. Dugan and S. Westcott were
elected as delegates to the trades and
labor assembly.
Nick Heintz. Paul Yanke and Anton
Bonitski, arrested last Saturday charged
with stealing six bushels of wheat from
the st. Anthony Elevator company, were
Sent to the workhOuSe yesterday for
sixty days each. The three other lads
arrested at the same time were dis
charged.
In the police court yesterday, Mat
Sweeney. who is charged with robbing
Nj. p. Mcmahon of watch and chain
valued AT $50 on the night of Sept. 16,
was arraIgned on charge of highway
robbery. The hearing was postponed
TO this morning.
The trial of Barney Smith, charged
with resisting an officer, was continued
in the police court yesterday morning.
John Miller. arrested at the same time
Oh a charge of interfering with an Off
ger, also had his case continued. Both
men put up $50 bail for their appear
lnce.
John st. Aubin and Charles Swanson
were in the police court yesterday
charged with stealing quart of 40 cent
whisky from saloon at the corner of
Rice street and Sherburne avenue Mon
day night. The evidence presented by
The prosecution was so slim that the
cours discharged the prisoners.
George GruedeI, employed as driver
by the Singer Machine company, was
thrown from wagon which he was
driving on Third street yesterday
morning and severely injured. He was
taken to his home at 423 Martin street
in the patrol wagon ana attended by
DR.. Jones.