The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-28
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The Minnesota Cricket club held meet
ing at the Windsor last evening to wind up
the affairs of the club for the season.
Mayor Doran is preparing an order LOT
the police department, dlrecting tne al GSe
of ali persons engaging in malicious mlschler
Halloween.
Secretary Hart, Of the state board OF cor,
rections and charities, was yesterday notlneu
of the discovery Of another case Oh an lnsdne
nonresident at Duluth.
It is promised that the St. Paul Teachers.
association will soon have the pleasure OF
listening to an address by eX-Mayor William
Henry Eustis, of Minneapolis.
The young people of the First NJ. E. church
will give halloween social in the church
parlors Friday evening with atracuFe leaI-
iires suitable for such an occasion.
Dr. Hgbee suffered painful accident
at the union depot yesterday afternoon, Mnen
he sustained a sprained ankle through
bad fall He is confined to his home.
Frank Ristio the Italian boy accused OF
stealing a bicycle. was arraigned before Judge
Twnhy Yesterday and secured a contlhualce
lIrftil the case can be further investigated
Prof. J. D. V. Bond, assistant superintend-
ent of the city schools, will attend the meet,
ing of the Southwestern Minnesota IeasherS
association He is on the programme for
an address,
A delegation of children from the Washburn
Memorial Orphans home, in Minneapolis,
visited the state capitol yesterday. Every
month the children who have the most 'credlt
marks" have an outing of some sort ana
yesterday the capitol was selected as the scene
of sight seeing.
J. E. Scott was arrested by Detectives Wer-
rick and Wells yesterday on the charge OF
stealing a diamond ring belonging to a Mrs
Blake. 1t is alleged that Scott paWned the
diamond in a Seventh street loan establish
ment. The case will be tried in the NUM-
cfpa} court today.
solomon Wexford, an engineer living at
81 South Robert street. died at the city
hospital yesterday after z five weeks illness
from typhoid fever WoIford was ~ years
old and formerly worked for the American
Hoist and Derrick company. He leaves !"
wife and several children.
The Jury returned a sealed verdict last night
in the suit of Anastasia Hort against Sheriff
Wagner to recover damages in the sum OF
81 600 which the plaintiff alleges she suffered
by reason Of the seizure by the sheriff or GER
tain cigar store merchandise and hXtufes
covered by a chattel mortgage.
The committee on streets from the ~ !
of aldermen will meet this Afternoon at I
O'Clock Among other matters to be con-
sidered is the letter and ordinance submitted
to the council by Vice President Goodrich, OF
the Twin City Rapid Transit company The
committee on claims, from the same BODY
will meet at O'Clock.
James Griffin, a Montana stockman was
locked up at the central police station last
evening on the charge of disorderly conduct
He is accused of raising disturbance IN
Washington street resort, and Wnen the por-
ter interfered, of chasing the negro into the
street with knife. He will explain his &C
lions to Judge Twohy in the police court to-
day.
The regular monthly social of Minnehaha
Camp No. 674, NJ. w. A. will be held this
evening. The programme will consist of
dancing interspersed with numbers by Louis
Nash j. w Green, NJ. L. McIntire, F. Nc
Ardeil, ]. Smith, A. H. Hooper and Kate
Greenaway; exercises by eleven little girls
and boys drilled by Mrs. Joe Mounts. The
entertainment is free to members and their
friends and will take place at Odd Fellows
hall corner Fifth and Wabasha streets.
Pillsbury's Vitos is easy to prepare
for breakfast and then how delicious