St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-04
GLOBULES,

Twelve births and six deaths were reported
to the health Office.
The Dime museum will be open to-day
from lo q. m. to 10 p. m.
Tine cells at the central station have re-
celyed coat of whitewash.
The street force were paid Yesterday.
S2o,OOO being disbursed for their salaries.
The committee on public accounts met yes
terday AFTERNOON and transacted routine
business.
r. J. Gregnon was fined SIS for whipping
an old man named Solomon Captain on Rice
street Monday night.
The case of Joseph Gibes, arrested on a
nlcipal court tomorrow.
Mike Connolly. was yesterday sent to the
workhouse for sixty days for stealing towels
from M. Mealey's dry goods store.
The city offices will be closed to-day, with
the exception of the health department.,
which will be open from to 10 a. m.
One hundred and sixty permits to sell fire.
works have been issued by Building In
spector johnson. The value aggregated
!$24, 900.
Walter N. Vanderwalker was yesterday
sentenced to the reform school for one year
for disorderly conduct, but sentence was aft
erwards suspended.
The health officers report for June shows
deaths 12S. The death rate was remarkably
low, being only 1925 per 1000.
=, There Will be display of fireworks from
the root OF Chemical Engine House No. z,
Payne avenue, this evening under the direc.
ton of citizens of Arlington Hills.
The assessment of South st. Paul just COM
pleted shows real estate $3.50, ITO, and per-
sOnal property S449, 900, total of S3.759,-
III o, as against 500, $50 two years ago.
Ex-Warden Reed continues to improve, and
DE Murphy thinks that he will soon pass the
danger point, his pulse yesterday being
lightweight and temperature and desperation
normal.
John and Alfred Eberhardt, arrested Mon.
Gay night on the charge of swindling G. j.
Norden, Seventh street dealer out of S3l,
were discharged yesterday the evidence be-
ing insufficient to convict.
Three performances will be given to-day by
Dan Costello's show at the corner of Ninth
street and Broadway, the first commencing
at ~ oclock this morning. and the others at
ESQ andI:3O p. M, respectively.
The capital stock of the Peoples bank has
been increased to 100000. the new stock
being almost all taken by the old stock
holders. The bank now has paid-up stock
OF $4,000 and suplus fund OF $4,000.
Bethel services are seld every Sunday even
ing at 8 o'clock in. the Eaton avenue mis-
sion room. A reading room is open daily
from $50 10 $3.50 p m, and a sewing school
Is conducted every Saturday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. ii
Ine veterinary surgeons OF st. Paul and
vicinity held a meeting in the Sherman
house, last evening, for the purpose ofGlis-
cussing ond outlining certain special legisla-
ton which they will ask of the legislature at
its next session. n
A little girl named Essie Thurston, living
at S54 West Seventh street, fell from two
story window to the sidewalk yesterday
afternoon. When picked up she was uneon-
scious, but ii is not thought that injuries
will prove to be serious. "a
For knocking down q man named Berg on
Rondo street Monday night c. l.. johnson
was arrested and arraigned in the municipal
court yesterday. Berg's ankle was broken
and his chest injured. JOhnson's case was
continued until tomorrow 1903
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Nels Johnson and Annie Orlando, Joseph b.
Hall and Reva Tinnie, William C.. CraW and
Annie M. Anderson. Peter Gaspel and Lizzie
Carter, Charles Hathawa and Mary Gunther.
Gullus Fischer and TERESA Mfletits, and
james j. Bradburn and Celia Wilson.