St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-15
GLlORUI.ES.

Four births and five deaths were recorded
at the health Office yesterday.
The ways and means committee of the
common council will meet this afternoon at
q O'Clock.
Ernest j. Hanson. a grocer on Payne ave-
nue., yesterday made voluntary assignment
TO B. a. Froiseth.
A meeting OF The city board of hosp ital
commissioners VIII he held this afternoon at
q o'clock al the Office OF Col Kerr III the Gil
iiilan block.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Uni
versaist church. viii give Il dancing party
ut Society hall. corner St Peter and Tenth
street. tomorrow evening
The conference of II. c. r. and T. St c. T.
unions will meet It; The rooms of the Gospel
Temperance union, 20 East Seventh street,
this afternoon ut ) O'Clock.
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church
has been formed ut Forest Lake Washington
county. the articles Of incorporation for
which were filed yesterday with the secre
tary Of state.
was reported at 1882 Beech street and SO
Wood street, and diphtheria at ~ East
George street and corner Manchester and
Summit avenues.
One appeal came before the judges of the
supreme court yesterday. that of Oscar Mohr
ct al, appellants, VS. Minnesota Elevator
company ct al, respondents, which was
argued and submitted.
The Citrus Belt Irrigation company, with
capital stock of 81 1000, 000.was incorporated
yesterday by Messrs. b. W. Thompson, +.
Neracek, p. p. Parker a. c. sheldon and II.
". Eaton, of Minneapolis.
At the municipal court Yesterday the case
Of Robert Diamond. the University avenue
road-house keeper Who is charged with sell
ing liquor without Il license. was continued
until Friday. He is out on $500 bonds.
A man whose name could not be learned
Inv
city freight yards yesterday morning and
quite seriously injured. The pa;rOl wagon
was called, but he was taken 10 his home in
hack before IL arrived.
literary and musical entertainment VIII
be given this evening by the Young Peoples
Literary and Social union, at the Bates Ave
nue. NJ. E. church on Dayton's bluff. Among
other attractions, LongfeloWfs Hanging Of
the Crane" will be represented in series OF
Interesting tableauX.
Fire was discovered in the Office of the
clerk of the United States circuit court yes
terday morning. The flames We're eXtin
guished before much damage was done.
About $50 worth of clothes, belonging to
Deputy Clerk Richardson, were burned, and
the file cases were slightly damaged, but no
books or papers,were Injured.
ST. Mary's church was the scene of quiet
wedding. yesterday morning, when the Rev.
Father Collier uaited in marriage C. L.
Twohy and Miss Julia Brown, of 600 Con-
WAY Streel. Aitcf tic CtitHiOllF II Weuullg
breakfast was given at the residence of the
brides parents. Al the conclusion of which
the young couple left for the East.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
TO Cornelius l.. 1'wohcy and Julia Brown,
Erick Olson and Epma NJ. Carlson. ". IL.
Wightman and Nellie Il. DAWN. Robert
Watson and Margaret Colan, Louis lIolen
and Ida Swanson. John 4. Swanson and
Carrie Swarsen James 0Iteilly and Mary
Moffett, p f. Sj0berg and Emmol Dahl,
Charles kann and Mary McCarriek, John
Funk ard Lena I.Uh..