St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-03

work In its new-quarters at the corner OF
Eighth and Olive streets.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Diphtheria, $40 Rosabel and s25 Mound;
scarlet fever. $50 Reaney. $50 Reaney. s7I
farquier, 542 Ashland, So Fairfield and S19
Waoasha- Marriages, 2; births, 49,:
deaths, 2.
Mr.. G. s. Noren, the artist, has CON-
pleted and placed on exhibition in the Office
OF A Oppenheim & Co., on the corner OF
Seventh and jackson streets. two very ex-
eellent crayon portraits OF the late Mr..
Herman Greve.
The city engineers report for the last
month shows estimates allowed on contracts
amounting to ss4. 7s4.52. The pay roll Of
the street and sewer forces for the month
amounted to sI.S39.27. The number Of
days worked BY the men was 7l3; by teams.
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Last evening the horses attached to one
OK the Minnetonka Ice company's wagons
took fright at the corner Of Dayton and
Western avenues. On Third street their
team eollided with a vehicle driven by Otto
Berg. who was thrown out and injured in
his hip.
The West ST. Paul branch of the Irish
National league will hold its weekly meeting
Monday evening at their hall. corner Da-
kota and Fairfield avenues. Committees
will report and preparations for the mass
meeting TO be held IN the near future will
be made.
This eveningSeIbert's orchestra viii give its
sixth concert for the season at Turner hall,
on which occasion Karl Hildebrandt, basso
profundo. just returned from Germany. has
consented to greet his many friends with a
song. BE has fine voice and has been
devoted in his cultivation of it.
The chamber of commerce building IS
fast coming to be one of the principal BUSH
ness points OF the city, and is gathering
within its walls many of the most active
and prominent business men and lawyers.
One of the ablest and most experienced
members Of the legal profession in the city,
Hon. John Il. Brisbin. has taken three
rooms in that edifice. where he will be ready
to receive friends.
A pleasant entertainment was given at
the Gospel Temperance union and Bethel
mission last evening. Piano solos were rem
dered by Mrs. III. w. Eddy. Vocal mum
bers were given by Miss Jessie Wilson and
Mrs. +. W. Zollman. and recitations by
Messrs. Frank Huston and II. l.. St. Clair.
Special mention Is due TO Mr.. Huston, who
remarkably well and so naturally that
nearly every one could understand him very
perfectly.
Two Of the handsomest gas fixtures ever
put into residence in ST. Paul have Just
been completed in the residence of W. II.
Merriam, Esq, by j. j. Dunnigan. the
popular gashtter and plumber of 200 East
Seventh street. One fixture Is thirty-two-
light, with solid gold and silver mountings.
The other Is a twenty-light, and solid
bronze. They were made by Schneider,
Campbell 81 CO., 9 Union Square. New
York city, and received by Mr.. Dunnigan
on the 2Sth. Both fixtures are models OF
taste and ELEGANCE and reflect much credit
on all concerned.
The next meeting Of the military organi-
Zation of the Loyal legion viii be held at
Hotel Ryan on Wednesday evening. Ac-
ton will be taken on the applications for
membership Of Capt. George G. Barnum
and John L. McLaren, Jr.. of Duluth; Col
Gains Lawson, Twenty-fifth United States
infantry, Fort Smelling; Capt. c. S. Ilsery,
Seventh United States cavalry. Fort Meade,
and Gen. Z. N. Pope, Mankato. Ex-Goy.
w. r. Marshall will read paper entitled
"Reminiscences Of Gen. Grant. The CON-
mandery now numbers seventy-fiye men,
bers.