The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-13
SAINT p AUL.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

William r. Hale & Co., electrical supplies.
filed a deed Of assignment yesterday TO MOT
gan Brooks.
Company E. NJ. S. n. c., will give dinner
at the Commercial club June l.. Covers Will
be laid for ten guests
The committee on streets from the boaro OF
aldermen will meet this afternoon at O'Clock
and the committee on Claims 1roH LIE SAINT
body an hour earlier.
State Superintendent Pendergast will de-
liver an address to the pupils of the virginia
schools tomorrow night on What Snail we
Do With Our BoYs?"
State Auditor Dunn received reports of the
receipts of the st. Peter hospital for the last
quarter, 81, 51466 and s1,556.G9 for the Winona
normal school.
Supt Morgan, of the Willow Brook fish
hatchery has gone to Duluth and Brainerd
to look after the stocking of streams and
lakes in the vicinity of the latter city with
fish.
James S. Fulton. father of DR.. John F.
Fulton, Of this ci.J, ( ed Monday, at his nome
in York county, Pernsy lvania aged 80 years.
DR.. and Mrs Fulton have gone on to attend
the funeral.
Thursday at 2 p. m. the Spiritualists of
Minneapolis and st. Paul will hold a grove
meeting on the corner of University and Prior
avenues on interurban car line. Good speak
ing and tests will be given.
J. B. Norgren, arrested by Officer Hammer
gren Monday night while abusing his wife
at his home on Williams street. near Mis-
Judge Orr to sign bond to keep the peace.
The fire department was given two runs
last night, one to extinguish an inciplent
blaze, causing loss of 500 to vacant store
at George and State streets, shortly before 7
o'clock, and the other at o'clock, te put out
q rubbish fire in the eastern part Of the city.
State Treasurer Koerner yesterday received
notice that the German sugar beet seed for
this state had been shipped from New York
this morning by fast freight, and would be in
Minneapolis Saturday, ready for distribution
Monday.
Cooper's painting ''Thelma,'' at 416 Waba-
sha, street, is drawing appreciative audiences,
and all judges of art agree in bestowing ia
vorable criticism on the painting, so restful
- the pose, so graceful the drawing and so
full it is of innate beauty. 4t..s
The assembly committee license will
hold a session Saturday evening. Testimony
to be offered by the Citizenship league against
the granting of saloon licenses to A.. Vein
ho,zer, at AS Wabasha street. and A. Swan
berg, at $50 Payne avenue.
Gov. Clough will hear arguments today on
the question of the eXtradition Of w. B. Mis-
bett Jr., the Grand Rapids jeweler, who is
charged by Chicago parties with securing
goods on false pretenseS. The defense in
ssts that the extradition is sought to coerce
payment of a debt.
The Times Herald, of Chicago yesterday,
says that DR.. Philip w. Ayres has resigned
as superintendent of the bureau of associated
charities of that city, and that II. H. Hart,
secretary of the Minnesota state board of
corrections and charities is talked Of as his
successor.
Gen. Edward c. Mason has been i'll at his
residence, ga Holly avenue. Yesterday he
somewhat better, and it is thought that
he will be able to transact his usual business
in the course of week or so. The general
contracted heavy cold about a week ago,
which developed into grip.
The annual meeting of the Children's Home
Society of Minnesota will be held today at
the Y NJ. C. A. rooms, 70 West Seventh
street, st. Paul. Reports of the past year
and the election of officers will take place. All
friends of this work in behalf of the homeless
little ones of the state are cordially invited
10 attend.
Richard Buettner, formerly living with his
family at 293 Thomas street, died at the city
hospital yesterday of typhoid fever. Buettner
was taken to the hospital week ago, suffer
ing from severe attack of typhoid. The de-
ceased was laborer, before his illness. in
the employ of the city. He was forty-three
years of age and leaves a wife and five chill
dren.