St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-29
GL0RULES,

Six births and four deaths were reported
yesterday.
Scarlet fever was reported on CORTLAND
street yesterday.
The county treasurer's office was crowded
yesterday with taxpayers.
The first Rice Park concert of the season by
the Great Western Band will be given to night.
A burning wood pile in the St. Paul & Du-
| luth yards, called out the department at TAO
last evening. Loss trillng.
Rev. DIR. Wood Of Woodland Park Baptist
church was decidedly better yesterday, and
is now in a fair way to recover.
Articles of incorporation of the Young
! Mems Republican club of ST. Paul were fled
in the registers Office yesterday.
The ladies of the Goodrich Avenue Presby-
terrain church will give a strawberry festival
on the church grounds next Monday evening.
The California Wine house, 40 to 46 East
Seventh street, carry the largest stock of
pure California wines of any house in the
/ West.
Volume 20, Encyclopedia, volume 90, Amer
| lean and English Railway Cases, and volume
IS, Iowa Reports, have been received at the
state library.
The final meeting of the board of education
will be held next Monday evening. All the
standing committees of the board will meet
| this evening.
A small fire, caused by contact of a gas
1
house, 525 Summit avenue, caused slight
| damage last evening.
A COW strayed into pile of rotten apples,
polatoes, etc., on the dump in the Sixth ward,
| yesterday, and after eating large quantity
of the decaying stuff, fell dead.
Companies G, d and E. First Regiment. will.
| go to Minneapolis to-day to attend the oere-
monies at the exposition building, by the 80
train instead of the 1890 as previously an
nounced.
A musical and literary entertainment will
be given at the temperance aud bethel rooms
this evening. Among those participating will
| be Mrs. c. q. Tanning, Miss B. Chamberlain
Mrs. O. Brinekerhoff, and Mr.. J. C. Austin.
The verdict in the ooroner's inquest held
| yesterday on the body of James NJ. Rice. the
freight conductor killed in the Manitoba
yards Thursday, exonerates the company
! from all blame and declares the death purely
accidental. The remains were last night sent
! to Winona.
| The Seventh-street museum promises a
great curiosity next week. Mrs. Tom Thumb
and her ner new husband, Count Malgri, as
| sisted by Baron Littlefnger and the midget
| quartet, will give their entertainment during
the entire week. A strong stage bill is also
| announced.
| Frank Clemett, marshal at White Bear lake.
| yesterday brought down John Nelson and
William o. Swanson to serve fourteen days
| In the workhouse On their way to the court
house, the two men met frie nd who at once
| settled the amount of their fines, and they
were released.
A horse attached to buggy owned by Mr..
| Henry Swaldens, and driven by that gentle
man, ran away on N;hth street yesterday
| afternoon. Mr.. Swallows was thro wn out,
and at the corner of Eighth and st. Peter
streets the horse ran into a pile of bricks de-
molishng the buggy.
| DR.. Hef1en, the Minneapolis doctor who
| Tod
OF sending obscene matter through the mails,
was yesterday taken before United States
Commissioner Cardozo and was admitted to
bail in $500 to answer at the June term of the
| United States court at Winona.
| A ''rose bud" party was given by Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. u. Suckney at their residence on
| Summit avenue last evening in honor of Miss
Lucille Stickney and MISS Musser OF Musca-
| tine, Ia. One hundred invitations were is
| sued. Music was furnished by Seibert's Or
chestra and the affair was pleasant one.
| A mass meeting of the Sabbath school
children of st. Paul will be held in the House
| of Hope Sunday afternoon at 8 O'clock
The exercises will be participated in by
| members Of the general assembly, and the
| address will be given by Rev. Dr. Worden,
| superintendent of Presbyterian Sabbath
| school work.
| Articles OF Incorporation were filed by the
| Elmo Park company, an organization to deal
Il
| e. Nichols, Owen Morris, James E. Moore,
| Alex M. Drake, Charles Wheeler William A.
Jewett, William f. Won Degu, W. Reed and
| William e, Barnhardt. The amount of oapi-
! tai stock is placed at $4,000.
| While hurrying to the fire yesterday MORN
| ing on horseback, Assistant Chief Keleher
ran into pile of stone at the corner OF Fifth
| and Minnesota. He was pitched headlong
and received painful bruises on the head and
| shoulders, while his horse was badly injured
and both will be laid up for repairs for some
| time. Chief Black complains of the piles of
| rubbish remaining on the streets for DAYS,
| such as the pile on Minnesota that caused the
| accident yesterday.
| The Gold Hill Mining Company. of Mime
apolis, filed articles of incorporation with the
secretary of state yesterday, The capital
stock is made $500, GOO, 600, and the incorpora-
| tors are: d. B. Burdette and George E..
| Jackson, Minneapolis: Joseph B. Collins.
| Chicago; John X. Wright Rat Portage, Ont,
| and Newell O. Tompkins of Omaha The bus
| mess is to be carried on in Minnesota and
| Canada.
The Baptism River club, organized to prop
| agate brook trout and other fish in the
| streams aud lakes of Minnesota, and to lease
| and rent the privilege of fishing and to sell
| fish and spawn, was Incorporated The head
quarters of the club are at tPaulI and tire
principal place of carrying on the business In
Lake county. The capital stock is fixed at
| $500. The members Of the club are: Ed