St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-02

the law and order league In charge will call q
meeting for organization.
The Minneapolis club has removed into
their new quarters at the Rand house, corner
Of Seventh street and Sixth avenue south.
A man named Lynch was arrested by
terday and taken TO Mortified. Lynch is
charged with fraudulently disposing of two
cows.
Health ofhcer Quinby reports IA deaths
during the month OF March, of which died
OF Group. scarlet fever, 3 typhoid fever, 4
measles, Is consumption, 81 pneumonia,
bronchitis and heart disease.
Chief Stetson's report for the month OF
March shows there were seventeen box alarms
aud fourteen still. Loss on buildings, Sl,4OO;
loss on contents, $500: insurance on build
ings. slsl, 800; on contents. s30,36O.
II you did not vote for aldermen last
spring. or have changed your place Of resi-
dence. you must register to-day.
About 200 members OF the ordersof knights
of Honor will banquet at the West hotel April
~. The Indept ndent Order OF Odd Fellows
will enjoy dinner, supper and ball at the
same hotel April 20. Covers will be laid for
600 guests.
March, 1885, was the warmest, with one
exception, for seven years. Its mean tenn
perature was 27.46o; maximum. cath. 80 , !;
minimum, I'd, % below zero. The total
fall 10 inches.
The Minneapolis friends OF ]. A Hinsey
special agent OF the Chicago. Milwaukee &
81. Paul Railroad company, are pleased TO
learn that be was unanimously nominated for
mayor OF Milwaukee at the Democratic con-
vention held Wednesday.
At the regular meeting of the Mstletoe
Grove No. IL, United Ancient Order of Druids
held at their hall, l04 Hennepin avenue last
night. the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: j. II. Unger, N. A; John
A. Smith, V. A; Foster Cover, X. S.; s..
Wyatt. f. s.; II. NJ. Martin. treasurer.
April FOOLS day was dull I'm the municipal
court. There were five plain drunks only TO
deal with. One was dIssOlute girl OF about
20 years named Jennie Williams. She came
10 Minneapolis from Wisconsin not long ago.
and. straying from the paths OF rectitude
ended her career i'm the lookup. She was
sent home by the court or the other cases,
three paid their fines and one was committed
TO the county jail
Don't put of registration until tomorrow.
Do il to-day
Yesterday Health Officer Quinby instructed
the board or education to close the Hawthorn
public school, corner Sixth street and Twenty
sixth avenue north, for a period of ten days.
This has been deemed advisable because of a
malignant type OF scarlet fever now prevalent
| in thar section of the city. Although there
! have been large number OF cases reported
only four have resulted fatally. However,
tn action is considered expedient for the
public safety.
The total sales of stamps, cards, stamped
envelopes, wrappers, ETC.. al the Minneapolis
post office for the quarter ending March 81,
, 1856, were St9,9 .5s; receipts from all other
| sources, Sl,42l.05; total. SOL, 3s3.63. For the
corresponding quarter In 1885 the receipts
from stamps, etc., were S43, 076. 39; other
sources, Sl,3Ss.65; total. S44 465.04. The in
! crease was S6,9lS, or 1856 per cent. There
| was collected on second-claSs matter during
| the quarter just ended S2.522. 81, and in 1856
| S3,0T6.26, showing a decrease of only Is pei
cent, although the postal rate was reduced
/ 80 per cent.