St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-25
GLOBULES.

Four births, three deaths and three mar
riages were recorded at the health Office yes
terday.
The Little Falls Roller Mill company yes
terday filed 4 certificate of incorporation.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day by the First Congregational Church of
Lake City.
The First Presbyterian church win give an
oyster supper and fair at the Portland block
This evening.
Tine cable line was stopped for two hours
yesterday morning &c give The Workmen time
10 splice the cable.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Peters chapel will
give an oyster supper and sociable this even
ing at The corner of Maria avenue and Third
street.
The ladies of the Central Woman's Chris
tan Temperance union will meet today at
p. m at the rooms of the Gospel Temperance
union.
The Ramsey County Horticultural society
gave bali at Market hall last evening, and
about 100 couples Whiled away the hours in
dancing.
social dance will be given tomorrow
evening by the Transfers Local assembly.
No. $50, at United Labor hall, 20 East Sew
entb street.
William Williams drunken man. claim
Ing TO have been robbed Of $50 at the Man
itoba house: was arrested last evening by Of
fcer McGuiggan.
Mike Hines was yesterday arrested by Of
ficer Sexton OF. complaint of woman who
alleged that he had robbed her of a watch
and small sum of money.
Mary Anderson and Joseph Scanlon. who
were arrested Tuesday evening by Officer
Govern Tor dlSOrderly conduct were vester-
day fined $40 each by Judge Cory.
An evangelistic service was held at the
rooms OF the Gospel Temperance union last
evening, songs by Robert S. Ellis. the blind
singer, and addresses by Revs. Daniel Little
a1a6 Of do 10, IL
ureS.
4 building permit was yesterday issued to
the Sisters OF the Visitation for the erection
of a large three-story brick convent on their
property on Robert street, near University
avenue. The estimated cost of the structure
IS $4,000.
The residence of DR.. s. O. Francis at White
Bear was entered early yesterday morning by
burglars, who secured SO and gold watch.
The house of Mr.. Cobb in the same neigh
borhOod, was also robbed Of $50 and a dia-
mond pin.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: Edward A. 0zbourn and
Flora o. Keysar: Frank DurinX and Mary
Kicker; Theodore Ii. Merriam and Josephine
Howard: Joseph Knopeck and Sophia
CAMEL; W. ii. Fridlen and Nettie Carbano.
Z. A. Boggs a Fifth street commission
merchant, had his foot seriously injured at
the union depot yards yesterday morning. In
stepping from one passenger cur to another
MS AOOl DCtNGGii llle anu WAS
badly crushed. The injured member was
dressed by DR.. HOyt
\ collection of beets, carrots. onions, pota-
toes. melons. apples, fruit and roots gener-
ally. grown in Washington territory, was
exhibited at the Office OF the Northern Pa
ciic road yesterday and attracted consider
able attention. The potatoes were very large.
any one of which would weigh several
pounds. All the fruits, especially the apples
were very large and of a fine flavor.
Professor Charles Forbes, of Manchester
college. will deliver All illustrated lecture
''Ilow the Earth Was Formed. at the rooms
of the Y. NJ. c. \. this evening, at o'clock
This Will be the first of a series of lectures to
be given this winter under the auspices Of
the association. The fair for the benefit of
the Assumption school was successfully in
augUrated last evening. and will continue
throughout the week.