The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-02
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

JUDGES William Mitchell 2nG GreeAtCaL CIaih
left last night for Mexican trip
By purchase: "CuIbertson Genealogy and
Supplement- The Thomas Family.
F. W. Menzie, who registers from Edin-
burgh, Scotland, is guest a the Aberdeen
There will pc a meeting OF the Ramsey
County Medical society at The Lowry arcade
at o'clock this evening.
Capital City Tent No. As VIII give a social
entertainment tonight at Odd Fellows hail,
a basket sUcial, to conclude with dance.
E. Sudendorf, president of the National
Butter Makers association, was a caller at
the Office OF the state dairy and food COM
mission.
cable car ran into bob sled at the
Robert street crossing last night 1t o'slock,
but did no damage farther than 10 smash the
headlight.
Daniel w. Kelly, the father of Dr.. W. D.
Kelly, has started to mend in health after
somewhat serious Illness, and is pronounced
out of danger.
Yesterday marked the opening of the new
term in the city schools, and the high schools
were the recipients of a number of promoted
scholars from the grades.
Col T. c. Barrows. of Minneapolis yester-
day filed his oath of office as state oil In
spector and took charge of the Office He will
maintain the headquarters in Minneapolis
George McLane, foreman of the car re-
pairers at the South Park shop Of the Chicago
Great Western railway, fell from a coach
Saturday and broke his hip. He was taken
to his home In West st. Paul.
Robert Seeger, manager Of the American
Development company, of ST Paul, left last
night for Des Monies, Ia, to complete the ar
rangements OF the company for the gasoline
lighting contract of Des Moines.
Anthony Jams was in the police court yes
terday the charge Of drunkenness, dis
orderly conduct and resisting an officer. Jams
was not ready for trial yesterday and Sc
cured continuance until today.
The mayor yesterday received letter from
A. D. Provard, Of the British house of COM
MONS asking for information to the man
ner of issuing liquor licenses. The matter
was referred 10 Deputy City Clerk McCrea.
The monthly statement of the city hospital
for January issued yesterday, fol-
lows: Patients admitted, 112; births, 6; re-
naming Jan. l, 100; total number of patients,
PAS. discharged, 81; deaths, 10; remaining
Feb. l, 157.
Detective Hal.owell, in charge Of the pawn
shops, has made his report fer January, IN
which it is stated that stolen property val
ued at 1923 was recovered. The amount Of
property reported stolen for the month is
placed at $S6S.
nue., and Cary Soule, 900 Ohio street, were
both hurt yesterday by a huge iccle falling
on them from the King block Seventh and
Cedar streets. Both men were able to pro-
coed to their homes without assistance.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Ba-
bies' home. on Lincoln avenue, was held
yesterday Twenty-eight babies were admit
ted the past month. Mrs. Marchand of Mer-
RAM Park, and Mrs. Allen KTieger were
voted members on the board of managers.
Arthur Pierce an employe Of the Conover
Music company, mas gone TO MS nome IN
Madison, suffering from what is supposed to
be blood poisoning, superinduced by being
cut on the hand with wire string on
mandolin He decorating the windows
at the time he received the cut.
Andrew Hoban, Of the Second ward wants
to be member Of the board of public works
man for the place and that the Second ward
is entitled tc recognition at the hands of
the mayor Hoban claims to have the solid
Endorsement of the residents of the ward for
the place.
The Minnesota Historical society has re-
ceIved the following books by gift: From H.
P Upham, The Church and Modern soci-
ETY." by Archbishop Ireland; from Rev. L.
3. voorhees,, GrOton, Mass, The Voorhees,
Family" from G. L. Thayer, Rochester, N.
Y, "Thayer Memorial from N. S. Appleton,
Boston, Coffin Family"
Ernest Colby and Morris Rosenthal, two
boys living on Rice street, were arrested by
Detectives Sweeney and DAILY yesterday on the
charge of stealing seven electroplates. The
officers saw Colby enter a junk shop, and
upon following him discovered the plates the
theft of which had been reported to the po-
lice. The young prisoners are newsbOys.
The first dress and orchestra rehearsal Of
the opera Der Freischutz," which is in course
Of preparation by the Mozart Singing society,
hall, was held last night. DAMS full or
chestra and q chorus of sixty voices will rem
der the opera under the direction Of Prof.
William Hammer. Ed. Tietz will. have
charge Of the stage. s4 -...'- 81.
The boardZof public works yesterday passed
the payroll ct that department for the
month Of January. The total is 81 035, OF
which &265 is fer clerk hire The committee
on ways and means of the assembly yesterday
passed the payroll for Commissioner of Pub
lie Works Copeland and his staff for the
month OF November. The amount as audi
ted by the comptroller is s645.
The Citizens Fire Insurance Company of
Pittsburg was readmitied to do business in
Minnesota by Insurance Commissioner Dearth
yesterday. The company formerly had lines
in this state, but withdrew about two years
ago. No action has been taken by the de-
parTment as yet to the Rebuiiders' Com
pany of MINNEAPOLIS, whose license is in
allegiance, and the case of the Northwestern
Steam Boiler Inspection company will be pre-
scented to the legislature.
Wah Kee, the proprietor Of a Chinese
laundry at No. 238 East Seventh street, was
before Judge Orr in the police court yester-
day on the charge of larceny, preferred by
L. A. StTom, who alleges that the Monaghan
stole a pocketbook belonging to him contain
ing 1890 Strom claims that he paid for
package of laundry at Wah KEGS place Sat
urday, and left his purse the counter.
Wah Kee claims he knows nothing Of his
customers money. The case will be heard
today.