St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-31
GIORUa.ES.

Two deaths and sixteen births reported
yesterday.
a regular meeting Of the board of educa-
ton will be held Tomorrow evening.
Decorated buses for carnival parade at
Kents package delivery, 209 West Seventh
street.
Richard Lehman, formerly with ]. Fair
child, has opened a real estate and loan Office
at LIZ East Fourth street.
License Officer Nugent closed three saloons
yesterday that he found doing business with
out the necessary license.
A recent address before the knights of
Labor of st. Paul on Prison Reform by DR..
Dana has been published in pamphlet form.
The wife of Joe Harris, who claimed TO
have lost large sum of money, denies that
she ever said she believed her husband guilty
of trying 10 defraud her.
The st. Paul 6rm known as the California
Wine house states that with grapes at sig per
ton wine is bound to be pure. as it does not
pay to adplterate Ii.
Peter Swan was arrested last night for
stealing two sacks OF flour and dozen tur-
keys from McNamee's commission house at
39s Robert street.
A very enjoyable entertainment was given
at the rooms of the Temperance union and
Bethel mission last evening to a large and en-
thusiastic audience.
r. B. Newton, deputyIsheriff of Mile Laos
county, yesterday delivered to the state prison
William j. Chase and Sandy Chisholm, SEN
fenced for grand larceny for one and two years
respectively.
Mrs. Michael O'Keefe. the sister-in-law of
Jailor O'Keefe at the city hall, died last even
ing. She had resideded in this city for over
thirty years. She leaves a husband residing
at No. POI Exchange street.
Manager E. w. Virgins receiveda telegram
late last night which announces for the COM
ing week at the Seventh street museum one
of the greatest curiosities in the museum
line, viz: the three-legged man.
The second annual banquet of the Cornell
Alumni association of Minnesota will be held
at the Hotel Ryan on the evening of Feb. IL.
1t is expected that President Charles Kendall
Adams will be present on the occasion.
Detective Kenaley arrested man named
Charles Richards on the street last night and
locked him up The police say he is we'll
known thief and they don't propose to allow
his kind TO stop in the city during the car
niYal.
The many friends Of p. ]. Fortune will be
sorry TO learn of the death of his estimable
young wife, which occurred at her residence.
$50 Orient street, at noon yesterday The
funeral viii take place at 10 o'clock on to-
morrow, Monday.
Gospel Temperance Union and Bethel Mis-
sion, East Seventh street, meeting for deaf
mutes this morning at 10;30 LOry Service
with an address hg Rev. s. G.. Anderson to-
day at p. N. Gospel meeting this evening at
1880. in charge of Chaplain Smith.
A stated meeting of the commandry of
Minnesota order of the Loyal Legion will be
held at the West hotel. Minneapolis, on the
evening of Feb. 8. A number of applications
for membership will be acted upon, among
them those of Gov. Gilbert A. Pierce of
Dakota
Auditor c. Brien states EN- phatieaIly that he
never gave to the Dispatch or any other per-
son information that Mr.. e. r. Bryant was
one of the owners of property on the West
side involved in the Burlington road contro-
versy. He is just as emphatic that no clerk
IN MS ONCE ever gave such information.
The bulletin board at the health Office was
hlied with scarlet fever and diphtheria re-
ports yesterday afternoon. Scarlet fever was
reported from Az John street, 4sl North
street. 2l2 East Tenth street and Simms
street; and diphtheria ut 1856 Fauquier, 173
East Ainth street. t03 Hoffman avenue and
500 Fremont street.
The Wafrendale Improvement company of
st. Paul has been Incorporated With capital