St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11
GLORULES.

Diphtheria exists at 600 jerks street.
The Capital base ball nine was organized
yesterday.
The Great Western band will give concert
this evening at Grotes.
Up to date $50 dog licenses have been. col
lected out of about 100.
At the health office yesterday seven births
and one death were reported.
A special meeting of the board of education
will be held Saturday evening.
In the district court yesterday the time was
largely taken up III settling the court cases.
A convention of Albinos will be one of the
features ut the Seventh street museum next
week.
Mai. B. F. Wright read paper on .' War
"reminiscences" last evening before Acker
post, G. A. h.
Mayor Rice Yesterday reappointed Hon. W.
A. Van Slyke plat commissioner for three
years, to date from April Is.
Dairy Commissioner Rice is collecting evil
dence with which to proceed against local
milk dealers who feed swill to COWS.
Only five building permits were issued yes
terday, the principal one being for a $1,000
bniding. The permits aggregated s., 200.
The adiutanJ general has issued general
order, requiring three daily roll calls, reville,
noon and tattoo, instead of two as hereto
fore.
Capt Bean drilled Company D for an hour
or more last evening in the streets about Rice
park, 1t was the regular weekly drill of the
company.
Some boys entered the residence of Emil
Geist, while he was absent at White Bear, and
stole some silver ware They cut panel out
of the door.
Seventy-nine of St. Paul's prominent ply
sicians recommend the pure California wines
kept by the California Wine house, corner
Seventh and Cedar.
mi.
held meeting yesterday afternoon and trans
acted routine business. The association will
meet again on the 18th.
A small blaze occurred early yesterday
morning in the lumber pile and shed OF
Robert Craig, SO Mackubin street. 1t was
caused by burning rubbish
Clerk Bryant of the health department is
busy sending out printed monthly reports to
all the principal cities; also to the health de-
partments of other countries.
The cord-wood in the yard of the Duluth
railroad caught fire from the sparks of a
locomotive, yesterday at o'clock, and was
damaged to the extent of 500.
Meik Pawlenti, the three-year-old Polish boy
who was drowned while attempting to cross a
shallow ditch on a small plank. was buried
from the city hospital yesterday.
The Barber's union met last night and
passed a resolution extending thanks to
Judge Egan for the interest he had taken in
their behalf. Mr.. Sligo was elected treasurer.
G. f. Lincoln, grocer at 255 West Third
street, who was closed by the sheriff last
week. made voluntary assignment yester-
day to w. L. Bronson, for the benefit Of his
creditors.
A building permit will probably be issued
| to-day for the new Seven-Story brick building
| of the West Publishing company, to be put
up on West Third street, between St. Peter
| and Market.
lI,al,, - ol,a
| merce received a notice yesterday that he is
an eX-officio delegate to the exposition of the
three Americas at Washington, for which ar
rangements are being made.
While some timbers were being moved on
| the Robert street bridge yesterday forenoon
one of them fell, striking barge belonging
to the contractors and sinking it in about
| fifteen feet of where it still remains.
The strawberry festival for the benefit of
the Home for the Friendless takes place at
| the home on Collins street this afternoon and
evening, from to 10. The Lafayette avenue
cars pass the door, thus making it easy of &C
| cess.
The st. Paul Turnverein will give an exhi-
bit1on OF gymnastic exercises, among other
events a wrestling match, on Saturday even
ing, followed by a hop. for the benefit of the
prize classes to be sent to Minneapolis
June II.
The auction sale of genuine Oriental rugs,
emDrolderieS, etc., Will be continued to-day
at IS and IS East Seventh street. McOuillan
block, and everything will be closed out with
out reserve, as Iskender Bey will soon leave
for Turkey.
DR.. f. w. Van Slyke and Miss May Rich
ardson were married at IL o'clock yesterday
morning, Rev. E. S. Thomas officiating. The
wedding was very quiet one, no attempt at
display being made. The bride wore beau
tiful dress of white satin, with veil and orange
blossoms. DR.. and Mrs. Van Slyke have gone
to Lake Geneva and will be gone about a
week.
Health Officer Jones started yesterday to
investigate the sanitary condition of many of
the cigar, confectionery, book-binding and
printing establishments, to ascertain how
trey are ventilated, and whether they are I'M
BEAUTIFULLY overcrowded. Wooden and dry
goods factories will be looked into to-day
He'will be some time before he makes his
report.
"A committee of the board of fire commls-
sioners held a consultation last evening with
the contractors for the now engine house, re-
gardin< some slight additions and changes in
the plans. Commissioners Delano and Free
man were present. The contract for the new
engine toIses. on st. Anthony hill, Arlington
hills Dafton's bluff and the addition TO No. .
was let "Wednesday evening to McSherry &
Waite, for total of S16.50n.