St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-21
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GLoBULES.

irt One birth, six deaths and one marriage
were bulletined at the health office yester-
day.
Asurprise party was very pleasantly enter
tanned at the home of Thomas f. Layelle, on
Dayten's bluff, last night.
Samuel Frank and R. W. Lanpher were
fined 81 each in the municipal court yester-
| day for keeping their stores open Sunday.
The second of the illustrated Raglan lee
lures at Market hail will be held tonight.
The subject will be 'sGiimpses of Scotland"
Scarlet fever at 906 Rice street and diph-
liberia at 1872 McBoal street and $50 Vir-
ginia avenue have been reported at the
health Office.
The city railway company proposes to
alb ate the smoke nuisance at the power
house on Dale streetby substituting petroleum
for coal for fuel.
Two eases of yaroloid at 557 Stryker ave
nue. were reported to the health department.
yesterday. The house has been guaranteed
and health inspector placed in charge.
The lady managers of the Protestant orphan
asylum request any one having CRIBS for
babies, which can be spared, to send them to
the asylum, asa few are greatly needed.
Alta meeting of the Sons of Israel. held
Thursday evening. the candidacy of William
Berland for alderman of the Sixth ward
was Endorsed, as was the Democratic city
ticker.
Mrs. MCPHERSON, residing at Concord
and South Robert streets. is locking for q
purse containing S35, that she dropped on
her way home Thursday evening from the
Munhall revival.
William Strong, accused of stealing S22
from the trunk of j. Deering in William
Hammers barn. was arraigned in the mu-
nicipaI court yesterday and discharged for
lack of evidence against him.
The colored agitator, H. Price Williams,
left the city very quietly Thursday. leaving
about 5000 in unpaid bills behind him. MI.
Williams, in addition to agitating for his
race, has been politician and a real estate
dealer.
There will be union meeting of engineers
and firemen on Sunday at p. m. at the hall,
East Seventh and Bradley streets Speakers
| will be present from Aurora, Burlington and
many other points on the Chicago, burllng-
ton q Quincy system.
Members of the Young Mems Bible class,
| which Rev. Samuel Smith organized few
weeks ago, will be banqueted this evening
| at the Ryan. According to the invitations it
will be a meeting of the Bethany club, but
all young men will be welcome.
The West Side union held a short session
last evening. After cracking few chestnuts
the meeting adjourned. It is quite evident
| if something is not done to revive the droop-
ing spirits of this body it will certainly lapse
Ejnto condition of innocuous desuetude.
A hauling team employed by n. j. Mcleod
bmas struck by switch engine of the Chi
lgeage, st. Paul & Kansas City road at the
noon. Patrick MeNulty, the driver, was
! thrown out and had his right leg broken. He
| was removed to ST. Luke's hospital by the
| Ducas street patrol. McNulty's home is at
| Litchfeld, MINI.
l9f A hearing of property owners on the
widening of North street, between Bedford
land Bradley, was called by the board of
L public works yesterday afternoon. 1t is
reclaimed that the street is OF sufficient width
now, but that property dedicated for widen
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