The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30
CITY News.

Mrs. Michael Wallace was yesterday af-
ternoon committed to the. insane asylum
by Judge BazllIe
John T. Zones, of Minneapolis, was yes
terday afternoon selected for reading
clerk of the house.
The state grain inspection department
has paid into the state treasury SCI, 7GO,
collections for December.
The state library board will meet with
Superintendent of Public Instruction Oh
SON at the capitol. Jan 81.
William Ludwig, the Irish baritone
VIII give a sacred concert next Sunday
evening at Raudenhush hall.
Fire did about 500 damage in the pho
tograph gallery of Nelson Bros, 169 Mil
ford street, yesterday afternoon.
The annual meeting of the Sacred
Thirst society Of the Cathedral will be
held Sunday afternoon at Cretin hall.
The body of George H Sheire, who
died at the Rochester hospital yesterday
Of heart disease, reached the city today. +.
The Young Peoples society of the First
Swedish Lutheran church gave an enter
tainment last evening at the church.
State Auditor R. c. Dunn has re-
ceived a draft for $6,O52 from the federal
government as aid for the Minnesota
The oveTtUrning of an oil stove in the
store Of Nj Shapiro, S64 East Seventh
street. caused a slight blaze. The loss
was about sl00.
The meeting of the committee on License
of the assembly, scheduled for this af-
ternoon, has been postponed. owing to
the absence from the city of several of
the members.
Soren Listoe, United States consulate
at Rotterdam, left for the East last
night. He will go to Washington via
Milwaukee, and will sail from New York
for his post Feb. 9.
Macmillan Ebert died yesterday at his
home, IS College avenue. The funeral
will be held tomorrow morning at $50,
followed by services at Assumption
church at o'clock.
P. o. Acker, of Austin, Mimi. fell from
an interurban car on Wabasha street
and sustained several painful bsuises.
He was removed to the city hospital in
the Central patrol wagon.
Morris Hurley died yesterday at his
home, 6S7 Oal1dale avenIe. aged sixty
nine Years. The funeral win be held
tomorrow at $50 from the residence, fol-
lowed by sefvic es at st. Michael's church
at 9 o'clock
Mayor Smith has been requested TO
name committee of three from the COM
mon council to assist the members of
the Commercial club and Jobhars' union
In soliciting subscriptions for the Gal
weston sufferers.
Michael Gauser, an old enpleye of the
Peoples Ice company, died yesterday at
his home, 257 Smith avenue, aged fifty
six years. The funeral viii he held to-
morrow at o'clock from the residence,
the interment being a. Oakland.
CHIEF Cook. Of the fire department, yes
terday received a check for 500 from
the H3mm Brewing company for the fire
department relief fund. The check was
forwarded by the f m for the good work
OF the firemen 1T the recent fire at tie
brewery plant
The first diplomas the state agricultural
college has ever given to graduates of its
course in carrying and butter and cheese
making viii be issued next month to for
nler students who have since followed
their studies by a years successful work
In their particular line.
Some anxiety was caused the friends of
Gen. John 3. Sanborn yesterday by the
report that he had tainted at breakfast
and vas seriously i'll. DR.. George e. Met
calf, who IS attending him, stated last
night that the general was resting COM
fortabiy, and that there was no cause
for anxiety.
a musical and literary entertainment
will be given at the rooms of the Young
Women's Friendly association, 435 Jack
son street this evening. The piano num-
bers will be given by Mr. Fairclouah
A quartette consisting of Miss Law
rtnce, Mrs. Dixon, Mr.. Eberlein and
MI Foster will render vocal selections
MISS Hopes Ladies orchestra will also
be present