St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-21
GLORULES.


two cases of diphtheria in the City.
The case of Patrick Flaherty, alleged to
have been implicated in passing bogus draft
for g, was continued yesterday till Tuesday,
23d inst.
The Ladies' Aid society of Grace II. f.
church will give a soiree musicale on Thurs
day. Feb. 20, at O'Clock, for the benefit OF
the society.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Scarlet fever on on Water street. near State;
diphtheria on Virginia avenue. Four deaths.
Seven births.
The st. Paul Turnverein will give a musical
and dramatic entertainment at the Turnhalle
tomorrow evening, Feb. 22, when u very in
teresting program will be presented.
V progressive euchre party was given
Wednesday evening last by Col. Allen and his
wife at the Merchants hotel. large nnm-
Der were present aud the games interesting.
Thes board of public work. which met Fri
day night TO consider the matter of condemn
ing the Summit avenue lookout property for
park purposes, adjourned 10 Friday after
noon, April 9.
John Wagner, convicted OF shooting Frank
Peters, was sentenced yesterday 10 one year
in the workhouse, and Nike Mccarthy, con-
victed OF larceny, was given five months In
the same institution.
A special meeting of the Emmett light ar
tillery is called for at the armory this after
noon at o'clock sharp, to take action in re-
gard to participating in the Washington
birthday celebration. All members are re-
quested 10 be present.
The Park theater will have eighteen spe-
cialty people on the stage this week. Each
nights entertainment will open with a mu-
steal performance, followed by variety,
and close with an exhibition of sparring.
The funeral of c. J. Weaverson will occur
to-day at O'Clock from his late residence.
207 Pearl street. Acker post G. A. X. will at
tend in a body, for which purpose members
are requested TO meet 1T post headquarters
at l:S0 O'Clock.
An order for the first estimate on the
Robert street bridge, for the Morse Bridge
company. amounting 10 100000 so, was
signed hv Comptroller Roche yesterday
CHE claims, amounting 10 $4,000, will be
Iaid next Tuesday.
In the case of William Farnsworth, as re-
ceiver of the Northwestern Grain Dealers as
sociation, against ID. NJ Robbins, Judge Brill
fled a decision in favor Of the plaintiff for
81 .350.67 and another against a. Il. Robbins
for a like amount.
The winona Salt & Lumber company with
n capital of 100000 has Incorporated The
company consists of John b. Fellows, A. w
Sage, W. +. Smith, Z. :. Mead. George F.
Crise, =. c. Smith of Winona, o. n. Hart
Tawas City, Mich.
Mrs. Wilbur F. Steele OF Steele, Oak, and
Mrs. George Wear Of Fargo did the honors
at n progressive euchre party Friday evening
at the Merchants hotel. The prizes were
won by Mr.. Higgins and Miss ID. Gibson. A
number of their friends were present and an
enjoyable evening passed.
George G. Haseltine and Ed Goss, the boys
charged with throwing switches on the Omaha
road, were arraigned before Judge Cory YES
terday and their cases were continued till
Tuesday, Feb. %. In default of $1,000 bail
they were taken 10 the county Jail.
The Bohemian dramatic clubs gave an en-
tcrtainment at C. S. p. S. hall and presented
Beauty Sidome" 10 large audience Those
who took principal parts were: MIR. Juspa, a
lord: the doctor, Frank Puybpa; sidome
Miss May Slama. The entertainment was
nnder the management OF T. Kral.
RThe proceeds of the benefit concerts given
by the st Paul Ideals were s.. So. 81, the re-
ceipts having aggregated S2.607.5O and ex-
penses Sl.2l7.l9. One-third the net proceeds.
S463 az, was yesterday sent TO each of the
charities. for the benefit of which the enter
tainments were given.
The Empire State association. composed Of
New York state men and those who have re-
sided there for ten years, viii hold its next
meeting Thursday evening At O'Clock in
room I5l Drake block. There Will be a lee
ture by c. b. Palmer. Subject: Origin and
Objects of the Association. All New York
men. whether members or not are invited to
attend.
A very enjoyable entertainment was given
at the Temperance union and Bethel mission
rooms last evening. Miss Lottie p. Tyler
played several piano selections very prettily.
Mrs. +. w. Yolman's vocal numbers were
heartily received. Mr.. Louis Buchanan gave
| selection in sign language, which was finely
performed Mr.. e. y. Woodward during the
evening gave several readings