St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-27
GLOBULES.

Two Births five deaths and two marriages
were bulletined at the health officey yesterday.
The X. of P. transient relief bureau will
give ball in Pythas hall on the evening of
May T.
The Concordia Singing 81 ciety will give a
concert and ball at Turner hall next Monday
evening.
Ameeting of the Trades and Labor assem-
bly, will be held this evening at the new hall,
"a East Seventh street.
Capt. George Hays supervising inspector
of steamboats,, was at Saltwater yesterday
inspecting the steamers Bronson and
Menominee.
The Entire Nous club gave its last ball of
the season last evening at Drake hall.
Notwithstanding the unpropitious weather
there was large turnout.
The st. Georges Snowshoe club will meet
tonight at the club rooms to transact bust
ness of sufficient Importance to warrant the
attendance of all members.
TIE Germania Turn Verein will this evening
give gymnastic exhibition as a compli-
mentary benefit to Prof. Hermann, who iu-
structs its members i'll athletics.
A temporary shed erected ON Cedar street
to shelter the stone-cutters at work on the
new courthouse, was leveled to the ground
by the wind yesterday forenoon.
E. R. Richards has resigned the press
agency of Kohl, Middleton d. Co.'S dime
museum in this city to accept the business
management of the Minneapolis Base Ball
club.
Secretary Hart, of the state board of cor
rections and charities, yesterday received
the plans from the commissioners of Isanti
county for new jail. The board will act on
the plans.
Mike Smith, the well-known horseman and
urin-hand driver, was arrested for fast
driving on the Wabasha street bridge yester-
day. He was discharged by Judge Cory
with warning.
ctot tod hot
stein and stephen Miller were charged with
using false weights Mr. Miller was not ar
rested; he was the complaining witness
against Mr.. Harlstein.
AS the investigation of the books of Caleb
p Birchall the absconding manager of the
retail department of the Iehigh Coal & Iron
company, progresses the aggregate of his
populations increases, and it is claimed will
amount to not less than $1,000.
A meeting of the st. Paul Lacrosse club
will be held this evening at Smith d David
sons Fourth and Slbley streets, to take ac-
ton on important communications from the
National and Western associations, and ar
range for practice.
The board OF public works will report in
favor of condemning slopes and grading
Olive street, from Fort to Seventh; sewering
Lafayette avenue, from Railroad to Partridge
and Bruno street, from Lafayette avenue to
Trout Brook.
Joseph Hessinger, engineer for the st. Paul
Storage and Warehouse company. was
caught in the shafting yesterday forenoon
and had his right leg crushed below the
knee He was removed to st. Luke's hos
pital and attended by DR.. Heyt.
The hop given at Marquardt's hail. Louis
and Carroll streets. last evening, by the
Bunker Hill Social club, was largely at
tended, about seventy-fiye couples being
present. Excellent music was furnished,
and dancing was continued until a late
hour.
The Benton Electric Manufacturing com
pany, of Minneapolis, filed articles of incor-
poration yesterday with the secretary of
state Capital stock, $4,000. The ineor-
porators are Thomas P Benton, La Crosse;
w. F. Benton, G. F. Westcott and T. w.
Stahler, Minneapolis.
Kate Williams, West st. Paul servant girl,
filed complaint against John West factory
hand, charging him with bastardy, and West
was arraigned in the police court yesterday
morning. Judge Cory bound him over to
this district court in $500 bail. He says he
is willing to marry the girl and the case will
probably be settled.
The merchants doing business on the