St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-12
GLoBULEs.
Bank clearances yesterday, SIP, 755.
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Bank clearances yesterday, SIP, 755.
Diphtheria is reported at 322 Erie street.
Eleven births and seven deaths were re-
ported yesterday.
Next Monday evening an election levee
will be given in Turner hall
Mayor Smith yesterday appointed Thomas
Thompson special policeman.
The case of Mike O'Brien for keeping open
on Sunday, contrary to law, will be heard
Friday. lis
The high school at Luverne was inspected
yesterday by Superintendent OF instruction
Kiehle.
Printed notifications of city election of
May were issued by City Clerk Prenneder-
CAST yesterday. -
Adolph Palmskuy's house, 266 State street,
was damaged to the extent of $50 by fire at
$40 yesterday morning. fV
Herbert Crowley will sing at the concert
and hop 10 be given at Turner hall this even
ing by the st. Paul Bank club.
After a vacation of nearly two months,
necessitated by falling health, Van r. Hum
phreys resumed work yesterday in the Office
of the building Inspector. SO
Insurance Commissioner Shandrew is still
engaged in taking testimony against the
alleged wildcat insurance companies, w.
B. MeCord and 0. A. Crazy were examined
yesterday. ,XO
AT 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon 7. A.
Webster fell down the elevator shaft at 30
West Seventh street and broke both ankles.
He was removed in the patrol wagon OF the
central precinct.
The London Times of the issue of March
of daughter to Mrs. Gilbert G. Thorne. of
st. Paul, who, with Mr.. ThOrne, is in the
British metropolis.
Pruden Stove company are now prepared
to make prompt delivery on all orders for the
wellknown ',Favorite'' gasoline stoves,
ranges and cooking stoves. Warehouse cor
ner Third and John streets.
DR.. Hewitt, of the state board of health, ac
companied by DR.. Treacy, veterinary surgeon,
of st. Paul, have gone to investigate an out
break of rabies in a herd OF cattle, belonging
to James Connolly, of Burnyllle, Dakota
county, Mimi.
Those who will assist in the choir work
during the revival to be conducted in this
city by DR.. Munhall will have rehearsal at
the House of Hope church this evening. The
musical feature of the revival work Will be
under the direction of j. E. Moon until the
arrival of Prof. ToWner.
Joseph Sullivan appeared i'll the police
court Yesterday on the charge CT bastardy,
brought by Maggie Conroy. Sullivan said he
loved the child, but was not possessed OF
morbid desire to get married. He said he
would support the mother ana cnlId, ana
was given until Friday to gather some
shekels.
The Young Peoples Mission Club of the
Ninth Presbyterian church will give its sec
ond annual musical and literary entertain
ment at the church. Edmund street and Far
rington avenue, this evening at . O'Clock.
Misses Cakes ano Maben, Messrs. Howe and
the Myron brothers and others will take part
in the exercises.
The sudden demise of Emma L. Clark, wife
of Charles l.. Clark. OF the Clark q Bryant
Improvement company, which occurred at
an early hour yesterday morning, will be a
severe Shock to the wide circle in which she
was a prominent figure. The funeral Will
occur tomorrow at 3 p. m services being
held at the Pacific Congregational church.
A committee of the underwriters of the
Northwest, consisting of c.. W. Porter, Of
Milwaukee. state agent of the fstna Insur-
of the Home Insurance Company OF New
York; and John Howley, state agent of the
Lion and Scottish Union and National In
surance companies, is in the city examining
the fire department and water works, and
will report upon their efficiency.