St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-16
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

Four deaths were reported yesterday.
Diphtheria is reported at No. 767 East
Fourth street.
Two coats were stolen from No. 461 Rob-
ert street on Thursday evening.
DIR. OLeary will lecture to the Liberal
lodge tomorrow afternoon on Evolution.
Mrs. Eliza Carter, widow living at SAT
Wabasha street. was taken suddenly i'll yes
terday and died in few hours.
The judges and clerks of the late election
will receive their pay next Monday at 2 p.
m. They will receive total of 50, O3O.
Secretary of War Endicott will leave
Omaha OH the Goth for st. Paul, where he
will inspect the troops of the department Of
Dakota.
A burning chimney on Arcade street took
the fire department out on still alarm at
1880 o'clock yesterday morning. No dam
age was done.
The grand celebration ball. to be given by
the Norwegian societies at Market hall this
evening, promises to be one of the most
delightful social events of the season.
The closing dance of the series given in
Hibernian hall, by the Hibernan rifles,
took place last night. The series ended
with an unusually large attendance
Hon. A. F. Nordin, state statistical agent,
adds daughter to the population of the
state unofficially. The little stranger made
his home glad yesterday morning.
The summer series of band concerts in
Rice park is expected to begin in few
days. The delay has been caused by the
time required in fitting up and improving
the park.
Postmaster Day on yesterday forwarded
a draft for So, 200 to the sub-treasury de-
partment at New York, the amount repre-
senting the semi-monthly surplus of the st.
Paul department.
The saloon at No. So East Eleventh
street was ordered closed by DR.. Hoyt of
the'health department yesterday, there hay
ing been already two deaths from diphthe-
ria, while two new cases are reported.
Those who attend the social meeting at
the rooms of the Gospel Temperance union,
So East Seventh street, this evening, will
be favored with an excellent program, con-
sisting OF music, readings, recitations, etc.
The Crusaders meet at 3 o'clock on Sum
day, and the Father Mathew Total Abb
stinence society at o'clock that day, to
elect delegates to and arrange for appearing
in the procession at the Saltwater con-
vention.
The West Side Liedertafel Singing soci-
ETY., assisted by members of the German So
ciety, will produce, this evening, at the
new West Side Liedertafel hall, the ever
popular opera ''PreciOsa" with full chorus
and splendid scenery. Next to the arrival
of the first train, is this the greatest event
of the season on the West side.
The committee appointed by the chamber
OF commerce to consider the matter of Open-
ing up roads to the different lakes held a
meeting yesterday afternoon and talked
over the matter. Mr.. George Hazard ap-
peared before the committee and gave the
members of it some valuable information.
The committee will make a report next
Monday morning.
When the wind was at it's height yester-
day afternoon an alarm of fire was turned
in from box % for blaze in some out
buildings in the rear of P. Boeringer &
Sons store, East Third street. The
promptness of the department probably
prevented a serious fire. The fire was pre-
vented from spreading and extinguished
before more than $50 damage had been
done. The origin is unknown.
Thursday evening high school hall was
packed to witness the entertainment given
by the pupils of the jackson school. under
the direction of Mrs. Kate Deacon. It was
delightful and thorough success, the au-
dience leaving exceedingly well pleased.
The entertainment will be repeated this
afternoon at o'clock in order that those
who did not gain admittance last night
and others may be able to enjoy it. The
proceeds of this entertainment are to be
utilized for library for the Jackson
school, o.