The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-13
SAIN P AUL.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES,

The Sacred Thirst Total Abstinence society
will hold an open meeting this evening at
Cretin hali.
The teachers in the city schools held their
regular monthly meeting at the central Hl8h
school yesterday.
Diphtheria was reported at the health Of
flee yesterday existing at 26012 Burgess, 982
Marion and 1898 Sylvan.
The Epworth League union, of st. Paul,
will give a reception to the Methodist clergy
men Thursday evening at central PaTK
Methodist church.
The state board of examiners in medicine
met yesterday afternoon at the ONCE OF Sec
retary McDavitt and transacted the usual
routine business.
Miss Isabel Lawrence, of the state normal
school at ST. Cloud will address the teachers
of the city schools at the high school assem-
bly, hall Saturday morning at lO:SO.
Executive Agent Fullerton caused to be
seized yesterday % partridges, ducks and D
geese shipped to F. L. Parshall, the commits
sion man, by Otto Larson, of Erskine.
Rev W. r. Lord left Sunday evening for
Nashville, to attend the National Convention
of Humane societies, before which he will
read a paper. He will return next week.
Seven new members were admitted to the
ranks of the Union Veterans union at
meeting held at Central hall. There was a
fair attendance, and matters of interest were
discussed.
Michael Barrett, the boy arrested by Special
Officer Molder for the alleged theft of news
papers left at residences by the carriers, was
yesterday discharged by Judge Twohy with
reprimand.
lap robe was last evening stolen from
the buggy of j. A. Pussie of % West Con.
grssE;- treet. The theft occurred OUTSIDE OF
Fourth street restaurant while MI. Pussle
was at supper.
The theft of two other bicycles was re-
ported to the central station last evening
A. w. Sorenson lost wheel at sixth ana
Sibley streets and some one stole ohe he
tO / Moves west
The annual meeting of the Junior Pioneer
Association of Ramsey County will be held
this evening. Officers for the ensuing year
viii be elected and amendments to the con-
stitution and bylaws voted upon. A large at
tendance is requested.
Prof Maria Sanford, of the university will
give a free lecture at st. Paul Commons
Thursday evening. The subject viii De
ence to social reform. A class will be or
ganized on the university extension plan to
continue the study.
Mabel Werrick, the colored woman accused
of stealing $50 from Emil Fink, a Wisconsin
laborer while drinking with the latter IN
saloon Monday evening" was charged with
larceny in the police court yesterday, but
the case continued. as the grand jury
at once began an investigation into the mat
ter.
rested as the result of a disagreement over
fees with Market Master Duffy, was yester-
day discharged by Judge Twohy. Owing to
the underlined position of the city IN regard
to claims on the Third street market, AS
ststant City Attorney Hall declined to push
the case against Eckert.
The annual meeting of the Letter Carriers
Mutual Benefit association, of St Paul, was
held Saturday night, and the officers chosen
for the ensuing year were: President; VIZ
liam G. Waller; vice president, j. + Maley
recording secretary J. A. Hogan; financial
secretary. ]. Forrest; treasurer, A: W; Lii
ley; auditing committee, j. M. Pesek, George
r Drake; board of directors, j. P. Maley,
chairman; j. E. Lackey NJ. A. Cenroy, j. j..
Luby, T. j. Doyle NJ Murnaghan, s.. b.
Snow. The association made an excellent mt
showing the past year. large increase IN
the membership was reported