St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-12
GLOBUiIiIS,

Diphtheria IS reported at Third and Frank
lin streets and 13 Leech street
The Wabasha street bridge was re-opened
for traffic yesterday afternoon
seventeen births and nine deaths were re-
corded at The health Office yesterday.
The council committee on waysand means
will meet this afternoon at o'clock.
A donkey party will be held at the rooms
of the Business Woman's club tomorrow
evening.
The county commissioners will meet this
afternoon to pass upon the bonds OF the
newly-elected county officers.
The state board of pharmacy yesterday ex-
amined forty applicants for certificates i'll the
senate chamber of The capitol.
George NJ n rris, of Ohio, was yesterday
admitted to practice in this state, upon
motion made before Judge Wilkin.
Elizabeth Montgomery was yesterday eX
amined before the probate court found in
sane and committed to Rochester.
Martha X. Kienstra closed up the grocery
store of Edward L. kienstra, corner Ashland
avenue and Dale street, yesterday, on writ
of execution issued upon Il judgment of
S1,1O0.
Frank Dixon, car reparer in the employ
of the Manitoba road, residing at SO Mound
street, was run over at the nice street cross
ing yesterday morning, suffering the loss of
his right leg.
The Moorhead Normal school reports
ment that the number of students has been
increased to sixty, and more are expected
after the holidays.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
F. j. Doyle and Amelia Stentzer Henry
Cohn and Johanna Rachelmur, Ormsby Nj.
Mitchell and Sybil E. Wilmot. and Charles
Lewis and Mary Jane o Conner.
O. c.. Gregg superintendent of the farm
ers' institutes now being held throughout the
state, was caller yesterday at the capitol.
Liant
concluded at st. James, i'll WatonWan
county.
City bonds to the amount of $50, 900, is.
sued i'll accordance with an act OF legislature
aDpropriating funds for the construction of
the WabaSha street bridge were sold yester-
day TO E. W. Peet at slight increase over
the face value.
Members of the auditing board of the
stale agricultural society held a meeting yes
terdav at the state capitol. Messrs. Fl. Feig,
AtWater; A S. Bradford. Empire City, and
Otto Maggie, Minneapolis, constituting the
board, were assisted in their deliberations by
Secretary Denny.
The Marguerites gave progressive euchre
party Monday exening, at the home of their
president H. c. McNair. There were six
tables and prizes were won by the host ana
hostess, Mrs. Smead, Mrs. Shurick, Mr..
Badger and Mr.. Dennis.
Hon. John G. Wooley, the temperance
evangelist who has been conducting meet
ings in Minneapolis for the past two weeks,
will address gospel temperance mass meet
ing in this CITY, at the Grand opera house,
next Sunday at p. m.
The Amphion club will give a concert at
the First Baptist church, corner of Ninth
street, Friday evening. The large organ of
the church will be brought into requisition.
and the concert will be superior to anything
the Amphion's have undertaken.
Patrollman Perro, last evening, arrested a
rather seedy looking individual who had in
bis possession nine cheap watches, three
chains, a quantity of cheap Jewelry and
box of cigars He gave the name of Frank
Gerard and had the appearance of being
stranded peddler.
Theodore Boadouine was yesterday granted
divorce from his wife, Rebecca j. Boado-
uine. on the ground of desertion and
adultery. They were mBrried in this city in
May, 1885, and lived here until FEB. S, 1888,
when defendant became an inmate of a
house of i'll fame at saltwater.
Jessie Willard maintains house of doubt
full repute on lower Seventh street, which
was visited last night by James Smith and
LIZZIE Lyons. The trio became disorderly
and were taken TO the central police station
by officer Perro, as was also +. a. Spencer, a
witness of the disturbance.
The Montezuma Coasting club at its annual
meeting Monday evening elected officers for
the ensuing year as follows: President,
Frank Sell; vice president A. G. Esklund;
captain, Ed 0. Peterson: treasurer, Charles
A Moberg; recording secretary, j. Z. Mos
teri; corresponding secretary and quarter
master sergeant, Ernest Peterson; first lieu
tenant John Tengquist; second lieutenant
Charles A. Moberg, and first sergeant, Theo
Cederhlom.