The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-27
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

This evening, the bishop will preach in
the Emanuel church, corner Pine street and
Van Slyke court
Scarlet fever was reported at the health i
office Yesterday at III Manitoba and liz Mani
toba. diphteria at 1877 Margaret
The Democrats of the Fourth ward will
meet at Swiss Cosino hall, corner Third and
Minnesota streets this evening.
The funeral of Mrs. Lucretia Williams took
place Yesterday afternoon from the house of
her son. D. D. Williams, 1906 Thomas street.
D. T. Wellington has returned to the city
after a vacation of some weeks and has again
taken up his work. Mr. Wellingtons health
is much improved.
Judge of Probate Aver, of Duluth, yesterday
notified Secretary Hart, of the state board Of
corrections and charities, Of the discovery of
another alien patient in that county
The charge of larceny against Fred Pfifner
the lad accused of tapping the till in an East
Seventh street grocery store, was. yesterday
withdrawn The proprietor desired this dis
position Of the case.
Annie Nelson arrested by Officer Skoog for
creating a disturbance at Eighth and Jackson
streets Monday evening, was yesterday sen
fenced to the workhouse for thirty days. on
the charge Of drunkenness.
The members of Vega society have reor-
ganiZed their singing society and have en-
gagged o. 0. Valine as instructor, meeting
every Tuesday evening at p. M, at Vega
hail, 21S East Seventh street.
Clifford Lennox, a fourteen-year-old boy
was yesterday turned over to his father and
taken back to his home. The lad was arrest
ed Monday night in the West side railroad
yards.
Bishop Thomas Bowman, Of Chicago, Ill,
will be the guest Of Rev. ]. G. Simon, for
q few DAYS this week The bishop is just
completing an extensive trip through the
Western states, where he has dedicated quite
a large number of churches.
The executive committee of the State
Liquor Dealers association held a regular
monthly meeting in this city yesterday. Jo-
seph A. Ring, Of Shakopee, presided, and
owing to the absence of several of the mem
bers. only routine business was transacted.
Harry P. Little was prisoner in the mun1c-
ipaI court yesterday on the charge OF assault
ing James Bovard, a clerk in the employ OF
Robinson, Strauss & Co., with whom ne mad
some difficulty on East Seventh street. Officer
Skoog witnessed the attack and captured
Little after a chase of several blocks Little
secured continuance until tomorrow.
Frank Restio, an Italian Iewsboy, seventeen
years old is under arrest at the central sta-
lion on the charge of stealing bicycle be
longing to John Virgins, living at o24 orleans
street. The boy was held at West seventh
street repair shop, where he had called 10
have the wheel fixed, and its Description was
known.
Conductor Bumgartner, of the central patrol
wagon, who was injured in collision with a
street car Sunday night, is confined 10 ms
home on jerks street by number OF p alnlIG!
hurt, though it will be several DAYS before
he can resume his duties.
The police department was last evening mott.
fled by the town marshal of Farmngton OF
the detention in that place of two boys, whose
stories did not altogether satisfy the authorl-
ties as to their actions. The boys gave the
names of Roy Thompson and John olson, ana
claimed to be on hunting trip. hach Is T IN u
possession of a valuable shot gun. Inc
Pennington marshal was notified that the
boys were not wanted in st. Paul.