St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-20
LOCAL DRIFT.

j. 81. Mayors grand dance takes
place at Turner hall tonight.
Passover services at the Temple at 6
O'Clock this evening and 10 a. M. tomOr-
row.
Reported at the health Office yester.
day: Scarlet fever at 725 Sherburne
and 376 Aurora avenues; diphtheria at
So Cook street.
Little Selena McFetridge, daughter
of Officer McFetridge, died of pneu-
mOnia at 1880 yesterday morning. She
was three years old. "a
The doctor attending Herman N.
Dickman, shot by his son Sunday night,
reports the WOunded man as resting
easily and with chances for recovery.
Emma Kapaen, dining room girl at
the Capital hotel, was severely burned
yesterday while cleaning gasoline
stove. She was taken to the city hOSpi-
tai. {f
The case against John Allen, charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. was dismissed In the police
court Yesterday, and the defendant dis
charged.
The bids for the completion of the
city hospital will be received up to May
Q by the city clerk. The plans and
specifications are OH file at the office of
e. Ii. Johnson, the architect. -.
Andrew Wilmer. a saloonkceper at the
corner of Grove and Mississippi streets,
paid fine of $50 in the police court
yesterday for keeping his saloon open
five minutes after midnight We dnesday
night.
Three university students left last
evening to take part in the oratorical
contest at Madison, Wis, which occurs
tonight. One of the party was Warren
PendergaSt, son OF the state Superln-
tendent.
Howard Otherton, living at James
town. n. D.. while attempting to board
freight train on the Omaha road at
Western avenue last evening, fell to
the ground and b:oke his right leg. he
was taken to the city hospital.
The annual meeting of the st. Paul
Academy of Science will be held at high
school building at s O'Clock this even
ing. 1t is desirable that all members
be present. Members of the executive
COMMITTEES will meet at 7:30 o'clock
Immigration Agent Max Bass, of the
Great Northern, arrived yesterday in
the city in charge of party OF twenty
six people, with three carloads, contain
ing their household goods and live
stock. The party is destined for North
Dakota.
The most popular entertainment OF
the season will be given next Thursday
evening at Ford's hall. Plunket Greene,
the great Irish basso. will appear in a
song recital under the auspices of the
Schubert club. He will sing delight.
fully varied programme of English,
Scotch, Irish. Welsh, Hungarian and
italian melodies, given as only he can
give them.
The regular monthly meeting of the
st. Paul branch state teachers reading
circle will be held this aftern con at the
office of the county superinte ndent, city
hall. Supt. Pendergast, of the state de-
partment of public Instruction. will de.
liver an address Oh School Economy
ALI are cordially Invited.
John g. Allen. of the firm of g. Bro
burg & Co., steamship agents. was yes
terday acquitted in the municipal court
of the charge brought against him by
TWO Aitkln men of obtaining SO from
them under false pretenses in the sale
of tickets. AS soon as the case was
presented it was seen that there was nc
evidence OH which to base the charge.