The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02
S ain 7 Paul.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Scarlet fever is reported at 1874 Pleasant
avenue.
Archbishop ireland will preach at the ca
thedral this morning at 1O:So.
The state board of pardons will hold a
meeting tomorrow afternoon az o CLOCK. eiA
new cases will come before the board.
Insurance Commissioner Dearth has issued
a license to the Royal NeighbOrs OF America,
the wCman's branch OF the Modern "oou-
men.
Patrick Dickson a farmer living in Da-
kota county near the Ramsey county line,
was thrown from his wagon to the asphait
pavement at Fifth and Wabasha streets yes
terday afternoon. He was not seriously hurt.
A branch of the ST. Paul Public School
union for the Jackson and Drew schools mas
been organized. The following ofhcers were
elected: President, Arthur Gaines ST.; wee
president, j. E. Meacham; secretary, w. r..
Johnson.
State Treasurer Koerner received cable
gram yesterday stating that the 10000 pounds
of sugar beet seed for this state would leave
Hamburg today, and would De Que III New
York the 7th.
The Wanetta Social club gave its last
dancing party at A. o. U. w. Temple FRIDAY
evening About sixty couples danced to the
strains of Pepin's orchestra. The grand march
was lead by T. Jeinek and Miss NJ Eha
Henry Daniels aged seventy-six years,
died suddenly from heart disease Friday noon.
He was in the back yard at his nome When
he suddenly fell to the ground, expiring a
short time afterwards. DR.. Markoe was
called, but death had occurred before he ar
rived.
s Secretary Hart, of the state board of cor
s,rections and charities. will not go to Chicago
sto accept the superintendence of the bureau
of charities. He declined the position some
time ago. and received letter yesterday
saying that the report that ne had again
& been selected for the position was an error
The Coneordia Singing society will give a
concert aud operetta at Mozart hall this even
ing. Among those who will contribute soios
are Louise Enderlen, alto, and Gertrude
3 eretta will be William Platte. Bertha Ender-
ien Albert Fritche, Otto Rohland, M..Wer-
ner and H. Doges.
Good Fellowship club will be held this year,
May IL, from Harris place. The excursion will
be by water, a steamer having been char
tered for the purpose. Harris place is To-
Gated on the Minnesota river aud is historic
in the annals of the Good Fellows
mass meeting will be held at Market hall
this afternoon at o'clock, when the ques-
tion, Resolved That Class Socialism Is Not
Lee of Minneapolis will tske the negative,
and Scott Macdonald, of st. Paul, the afirma-
tive.
i The members of Garfield Post No. g. G.. A.
R., are requested to meet at post hall, Eighth
and Wabasha street, at 1 o'clock p. M, Sun
day to attend the funeral of their late COM
rade Edgar Atkins at No. 754 Burr street.
Comrade Atkins was member OF Company
G, First Maine cavalry and has been a mes
senger for the American Express company
for about twenty years.
Factory Inspectors Craig, of st. Paul. and
Mayo. of Minneapolis. called at the labor
bureau yesterday morning and submitted their
reports. Mr.. Craig has made 234 inspections
this year. Inspector Mayo has made 200 in
spections, and. while he has not found the
conditions in Minneapolis good as Mr..
Craig has found them in st. Paul. the con-
dit:ons are far better than they were year