St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-19
GL0BULES.
Ten deaths were recorded yesterday.

Ten deaths were recorded yesterday.
Djphtheria is reported al No. 2O9 Bates
avenue.
The county treasurer took in 81, 900 on
personal taxes Yesterday.
The state library received yesterday the
postmaster generals report for 1884.
A meeting of the ladies Of the Woman's
Christian home will be held at the residence
Of Mrs Leonard, No. l13 Summit avenue,
today at 2 O'Clock.
The ladies o. the W. c. T. L. are request
ed to meet at the rooms Of the Gospel Tenn
pcrance union, 50 East Seventh street, this
afternoon az 3 O'Clock.
Prof D. L. Kichlc leaves this evening for
New Orleans to attend the national conven-
ton Of the superintendent Of public instruc-
ton 10 be held in that city next week.
The Congregational club will hold its Feb
ruary meeting at Park church, corner of
Holly avenue and Mackubin street, next
Monday evening and discuss newspapers.
Turnkey Davis of the county Jail took
William Smith to the penitentiary at Still
water yesterday, 10 serve out his sentence Of
assault.
Thomas Wheligan, a workhouse INN ate
pronounced to be insane on examination in
the probate court yesterday, and Sam Balti-
more, the colored manic, will be taken 10
the St. Peter asylum to-day.
Revival services are being held each even
ing at the Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church
Preaching at 1880 this evening By Rev. C.. c.
Herriott, D D., and on Friday evening by
Rev. S. b. Warner, the presiling elder
Articles Of Incorporation of the Plymouth
clothing house Of Minneapolis were filed
with the secretary Of state yesterday with a
capital stock Of $50, 900, by Marshall o. Rice,
Geo. $. and Hazen J. Burton were the incor-
p orators.
The Crusaders T. A. society gave a very
enjoyable entertainment at their hall last
evening. quite a large number of persons
being present. 4 member gave a descrip-
ton OF Washington and its principal baild-
ings, and the evening closed with a debate.
Mr.. Charles Fl. Anderson, formerly the
proprietor OF the Hotel Maitern, on ST. Peter
street, whose sudden absence oceasioned
some surprise about mouth ago. has re
TO know what the fuss was all about any
how.
Upon the opening Of the district court
yesterday II. Sherman, convicted of larceny
from the person, was sentenced by Judge
Wilkin TO one year at hard labor in the
workhouse, and James Custer. vino pleaded
guilty 10 petit larceny, was sentenced to three
months in the same institution.
One of the finest entertainments Of the
series under the auspices Of the lecture
bureau OF Hamline university was given last
evening in the chapel. Hon. f. J. Hodgson
of ST. Paul delivered a carefully-prepa red,
spicy lecture on Oliver Cromwell. Miss MARY
Green, elocutiOust, Of Saltwater rendered a
few select readings eXcellently. The enter
tain ment was made lively by choice music.
Last evening DR.. Stone, professorl OF
gyn9cology in the Minnesota College hos
pitai ut Minneapolis, entertained n number
of students and the faculty Of that institu-
ton, at his residence, on Summit avenue.
In addition to the faculty, the doctor also in
vlted the resident physicians OF ST. Paul e
meet his guests, and for several hours the
gentlemen OF the profession enjoyed them
selves IN quiet aud social manner
Mayor d. A. Sullivan. County Attorney
Burdette Thayer, VIM. Strong and B. F.
Farmer of Spring valley, Fillmore county,
were at the State house yesterday to secure
an appropriation for text books to replace
those Loot In the burning of their $50. 900
new high school building last Saturday.
There was but IS, 600 insurance on the struc-
ture, which Mayor sullivan saws will be imme-
diately rebuilt, and though the bio Is a hard
one on the place, If the legislature keeps the
citizens out on text book 1t will be borne
cheerfully.