St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-15
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The park commissioners did not meet ,

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The park commissioners did not meet yes
terday.
Four births and eight deaths were bullet
ined at the health Office yesterday.
sewing school was opened in Swede
hollow yesterday afternoon by Miss Fairfield
and Mrs. Won Goetzen.
Rev. DR.. Lorimer, of Chicago. gave an Illus
trated lecture on the French revolution, at
the First Baptist church last night
E. Norquist was held to the grand jury in
$1,000 bail. by Judge Cory, yesterday, for
stealing q silver watch from the jewelrv store
of William Anderson.
Master Sam Shuttle entertained few of
his friends at the residence of his papents
sion being his fifth birthday.
The Security bank, of Luverne. was autho-
rized by the public examiner Kenyon yester-
day, to begin business with capital of
S25, 900. 1t will open May 1.
The remains of Miss Aggie Fitzpatrick ar
rived in this city yesterday at 100 p. m.
and were taken to the residence, 273 Dayton
avenue. The funeral will take place to-
morrow.
The contract for the handsome $4,000
Presbyterian church at Warrendale was let
yesterday and work will be commenced on
the foundation tomorrow. The church
when finished will be one of the prettiest in
the city.
The-St Paul Timers and Cornicemakers'
union viii hold meeting at the corner of
Third and Exchange streets Wednesday
evening, the 18th. Every timer and eornice-
maker in the city are respectfully invited to
attend.
The property owners and residents of Day
ton avenue are requested to meet at engine
house, corner SeIby and Maekubin streets
Tuesday, April II, at 8 p. m. to make ar
Engagements for keeping the street clean and
free from dust.
A meeting of the state public school library
committee, composed of the presidents of
the State Normal schools and State Super
intendent kiehle, was held at the state super
intcndent's Office yesterday for the purpose
of selecting books for the school libraries
Commissions were issued to c. II. Bigelow
and j. n. Wakefield, as first and second
lieutenantS, respectively, of Company II,
First regiment, located at Litchfield; and to
F. B. Kidder, as captain of Company 1, First
regiment, of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ide very pleasantly
entertained the Fireside Progressive Euchre
club at their residence, 1915 Fauquier street,
Monday evening Prizes were won by Mes
DANES b. Brunson, G. r. Swartz, W. II. Cook;
Messrs. +. L.. Brainard. A. 6. Flournoy and
A. Cook.
William Lame, arrested with Charles ELS
worth. jeff Davis and William Biggs, by
Officer Wilson, for the larceny of q quantity
of boots and shoes from Foot, Schulze d
Co.,. turned states evidence on his com
panions in the municipal court and they
were sent out for ninety days. Lame was
discharged
Bishop Gilbert will deliver lecture en-
titled personal "reminiscences of Early
Stage Coach Days in Montana at Y NJ G..
A. hall, corner Eighth and Wabasha streets,
on Wednesday evening, April 25, at s
O'Clock. The lecture is for the benefit of the
st. Peter mission, Dayton bluff.
The Board of Public Works will report adj
yersely on the order for opening and extend
ing Wheeler avenue from Rich to Smelling,
holding that the improvement is not neces-
sary at this time. The order for grading
Rich avenue from Langdon to the north city
limits will be returned to Aid. Long with
a report that the property on one side of
the avenue is in the county and not within
jurisdiction of the board and the improve
ment can not be made unless the property
owners on that side will agree to pay their
share of the cost.
A very pleasant childrens' party occurred
Saturday afternoon and evening at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Fl. r, Selby, 147 Pleasant ave
nue.. The occasion was the fourteenth birth
day of Master Eddie s. selby. About twenty
five children were present, among whom
were: Master Harold and Huston Thompson.
Robert Wood, George Pines. Fred and
Charlie Lambie Elmer and Clifford Board;
Misses Oracle Brandenberg, Marie Murray,
Mamie Thompson, Alice Lambie, Stella
Pierce and Maggie Taylor.
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