St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-13
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Bank clearances yesterday S633, 064.
Ten births and four deaths was the score at
he health office yesterday.
Louis Tesk was sent to the workhonse for
thirty days for stealing key of beer.
An entertainment will be given at the
Hebron Baptist church by the pupils of the
McClung school.
August Michel. of 491 Wabasha street,
took out liquor license yesterday, making
the total number 800.
The board of public works will report in
favor OF grading Brewster avenue, from Viola
street to Como avenue, at an estimated ex-
pense of So, FOG.
officer Call caught John DAILY on Minnesota
street last night trying to choke James john
son. Both men are street laborers, and were
drunk at the time.
The University Avenue C. and D. club will
meet tonight at o'clock sharp at Brandle's
hall, University and Western avenues. This
will be the last meeting of the season.
The council committee on streets will hold
its regular meeting tonight. The board of
health will meet with the committee in joint
session to consider the question of removing
garbage.
The second annual athletic exhibition by
the gymnasium members of the Y. M. G. A.
of st. Paul, assisted by the High school GYM
nasium classes, will be given at Market hall
tonight.
Frank Perry and John Pickett accused of
robbing the till in Abroles wholesale liquor
house on East Seventh street of $50 were
held for a hearing in the municipal court
yesterday.
Pruden Stove company are now prepared
to make prompt delivery on all orders for the
well-known '.Favorite" gasoline stoves,
ranges and cooking stoves. Warehouse cor
ner Third and John streets.
The council committee on fire department
met last night and considered a petition for
the establishment of d fire station at st. An
thony Park. The matter will be referred to
the board of fire commissioners for report
The St. Paul Electric Light and Power com.
pany filed articles of incorporation with the
secretary OF state yesterday. The incorpora-
f. Gormond, A. M. Lawton and j. W. Nor
gan. Capital stock is 100000.
Adjt, Gen. Seeley yesterday accepted
the resignation of Capt W. C. Gibson, of
Morristown, captain of Company H. Third
regiment NJ. n G., and of Capt d. r. p.
The last named company has been ordered
discharged from the state guard for the good
of the service.
The special committee of the council, to re-
port upon the proposition of the Peoples
Theater syndicate, to lease Market hall for
theatrical purposes, held meeting last night,
and will make majority report adverse to
the scheme. Aid. Cullen and Sanborn, of
the committee, are in favor of making the
lease.
Inc DaptlSt uufOu VIII uOlu d naSS meet
ing tonight at the First Baptist church, cor
ner of Ninth and Waeouta streets Rev Dr.
George c. Lorimer of Chicago, will be one of
the speakers. The Orpheus society of the
First Baptist church and the Woodland Park
choir. assisted by Mrs. w. g. Woods and c.
w. Eberlein, win furnish the music
Articles were filed incorporating the Little
Falls chamber of commerce, with capital
stock of $1,000. The officers are: j. C.
Flynn, president; John II. Rhodes, vice
q wv.
Rothwel. treasurer; directors, Jonathan Tay-
lor Charles Gravel, George H. Townsend A.
r. Davidson, W. M. Fuller, c. A. Llndbergh,
Henry Rasicot.