St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-04
SAINT PAUL.
SHORT STOPS.

A meeting of the kindergarten assoc
Grafton will be held at MaXfeid school
at 10 o'clock this forenoon.
Sam c. Stickney. who has been laid
up with typhoid fever for W o months
WAS down town yesterday for the first
time.
Michael Murphy went out to the work
house for three months yesterday on a
charge of stealing an overcoat from a.
Clarity.
Bulletined at the health office yester-
day: Scarlet fever at Nintl: street n
Smith avenue and d~lphtherIa at 69S Ash
land avenue.
In the Saturday afternoon course OF
talks to women at the Peoples church.
Miss Emery will, at4 p. III. today, de-
liver an address on Education OF the
Is Hands,"
Swan j. Elmpuist. a boot and shoe
dealer on Seventh street, mas MADE a
voluntary assignment to George W.:
Freeman for the benefit OF general
creditors.
The committee on streets or the
board of aldermen will hold a meeting
this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, ana at t
the joint committee on requlSltiohS VIII
have a session.
The examination of T. Tessier and
Adolph Faribault, who are charged with
having robbed Arbogast's meat market,
was continued in the police court yes
terday to this morning.
negro who gave his name as j. w.
Fisher stole two large fish from a stand
in the market yesterday morning, ana
Yesterday afternoon he was given Sixty
DAYS at the WorkhouSe for the theft.
The ST. Paul Art and History class
will hold its first meeting for he season
at the high school hall Monday. Nov. +,
at $50 T.. m. Subject, English Cattle
drals and Historic Monuments" All
interested in this subject are Invited TO
attend.
Matilda Cressy, or as she is better
known tothe police as Mother CfesSY,
died Yesterday at the w~oIkhouSe. MIS-.
Greasy for several years past has spent
almost all of her time at the institution
at which she died, having become ah
habltual d%runkard.
The October report of the police de-
parlment shows 5G2 arrests. VI THIS
number 21S were discharged, 10 had
sentence suspended, 100 were fined. l6o
sent TO the ~workhouse, aud IA held TO
the grand jury. Forty-five of the total
number arrested were females
The cases against Peter Angelly and
Annie Fitzpatrick, who were arrested
by Detective Werrick for the alleged
larceny of $50 from a room In the
Rouleau house, on ST. Peter street, were
dismissed i'll the police court yesterday.
There was no evidence in either case,
and the dismissal was made in each
instance without any testimony being
heard.
Damascus Commandery. Knights
TeInplars, of ST. Paul, will conduct the
funeral of Gen. G. p. Adams at Hast
ings, Mimi, tomorrow afternoon. The
cammandery will leave for Hastings via
special train. leaving st. Paul at 2:l5
D.. M, and return to this city alter the
funeral. Seibert's First Regiment band
will accompany the Sir Knights on this
occasion.
The health department report for
October gives the following figures:
Deaths, 116; births, 300; death rate per
1000 per annum, $50; death rate per
month, .74S. Contagious diseases re-
ported, 81; diphtheria, 81; scarlet fever
4; membranous Group 3. Deaths from
diphtheria, 8; from membranouS Group.
2; from scarlet fever, l. Deaths from
violence, 9.
Geese, Ducks, turkeys, in Great
quantities at the
ST. PAUL Provision COMPANY,
42l WabaSha street.