The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-22
SAIN PA UL.
LOCAL NEWS VOTES

A commission was issued this afternoon tc
Or. q. Boeckman, as assistant surgeon gen.
eral on the governors staff.
Eighteen teachers sat for examination at the
Central high school building yesterday. All
were seeking positions in the grades.
An oratorical contest by eight boys Of the
doyal Temperance Legion will be held in
"a. o. U. w. hall, Front street, this evening
at 8 o'clock.
= Gov. CIough and staff will leave for Get
bysburg next Tuesday in company with the
members of the First Minnesota, who partici-
Dated in that battle.
An adjourned public meeting will be held
avenue. The meeting is 10 take up the ques-
tiOn Of school facilities in the ward.
Public Examiner Kenyon held a long con-
ference with Gov. Clough yesterday in regard
10 the criticism of the Hennepin county grand
jury upon the public examiners Office. The
result was not given out.
, The National Surety Company of New York,
which has reinsured all the risks of a COM
pany similarly named, formerly located in
Kansas City, was admitted to Minnesota by
Insurance Commissioner Dearth yesterday.
The committee from the State Teachers as
sociation. appointed to draft a course of
study for the graded schools Of the state, be-
gan a session at the Windsor yesterday,
which will probably continue throughout the
week.
Ross Fulmer, aged twelve years, son of
-eiam Fulmer, of 261 East Robe street, fell
liz lOP u q 4AaJ L4OH AiCo OOS TWINS
To-, and met death. The boy left on a visit
Thursday. accompanied by Mrs. Fulmer and
his sister.
a mass meeting of Populists will be held at
the Washburn building, Room 220, this even
ing at 8 o'clock for the purpose Of eiecting
delegates to the national convention of mid
dle-of-the-road Populists, to be held at Nash
willie in July.
The Northern Acetylene Gas company, with
= capital stock of 100000, filed articles of in
corporation with the secretary Of state yes
terday. The inccrporators are W. E. Safer
lee, Nelson Likins, Fred r. Salisbury and T.
H. Stevens, of Minneapolis.
Adjt. Gen. Nuremberg yesterday accepted
the resignation of Capt. w. A. NORM, Of Com
pany 1, Second Minnesota infantry. James
C. Andrews, formerly an adjutant, was raised
to the rank OF captain to comply with the
provisions Of the new military code.
The state labor bureau is sending out some
large placards giving instruction as to what to
do in case of accidents. The instructions
cover the general run Of mill casualties and
are accompanied by a list of drugs and i'm
Elements handy to have around such insti-
buttons for such emergencies.
The closing exercises of the cathedral
schools, the Cretin high school and the girls
school will be held in the Grand opera house
tomorrow evening. An interesting programme
has been arranged. The sale of tickets indi-
Gates that the little actors and actresses will
be greeted by as large an audience as the
house will hold.
Mrs. George ". Burden, GA Wabasha street,
was injured in a runaway accident. She was
driving with her daughter and they had a
slight collision with a street car at the cor
ner Of Rice and Iglehart streets. The horse
took fright, and running threw the occupants
out OF the buggy. Mrs. Burden suffered a bad
sprain Of the arm, scratches on the face and
se"eral bad bruises about the body.
Robert Downing gave another magnificent
presentation of The Gladiator" at the Met
r%opolitan opera house last night. This play
will be given for the last time tonight. To
morrow matinee and evening Mr.. Downing
and the Eugenie Blair stock company will
appear in a double bill, consisting OF w. S.
Gilberts NEUROLOGICAL comedy, "Pygmaliou
and Galatea," and French Marriage" a
comedy by Charles Dance.
The board of managers of the Minnesota
State Agricultural society will meet at the
secretary's office upon the fair grounds next
Monday. At this meeting the board will
select additional special attractions for the
approaching fair; will name the various days
of the fair; will select a press agent; deter
mine upon additional improvements needed
for the grounds and buildings, and will trans
act a large amount Of routine business.