St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-23
GLOBULES.

Sheriff Richter went to Omaha last evon-
Ing ON a business trip.
Three births and eighth deaths were re-
ported at the health office yesterday.
Scarlet fever has appeared at III Viola
street and diphtheria at SO Alabama street.
Thomas Chker will be called before the
munich al court tomorrow for reckless driv-
ing.
one of the strands or the cable broke yes.
terday neon, and stopped the cars for short
time.
A meeting of the council committee on
license was called for yesterday, but q
Gu rum failed to spond.
The Olympic has done good business for
the past week. Beginning tomorrow even
Ing, J. j. Sullivan and his strong novelty
company will inaugurate weeks engage
meHt. The entertainment will conclude each
evening with "Maloney's Visit to America
Tomorrow City Treasurer Refs will pay
S123.362 for improvements and S37, 797 for
sundry bills against the city.
An adjourned meeting of the nurses of st.
Paul will be held at the Business Woman S
club rooms tomorrow at 3 p. IN
The fine weather of Friday and yesterday
induced number of St. Paul ladies TO visit
the suburbs to play lawn tennis.
Pioneer Lodge 23S, Sons of Veterans, will
meet tomorrow evening in Garfield Post
hall. The club will meet in FIXTURE the Sec
ond and fourth Mondays of each month.
The committee on streets met yesterday,
but adjourned till Monday, to consider the
matter of awarding the contract for the
superStructure of the Wabasha street bridge,
E. Wright Newman was yesterday admitted
to practice law in this state. on motion OF
Stanley c. Olmsted. The applicant had a
certificate from the supreme court of Mary
land.
Acker Post 81. c. A R., VIII hold a camp
fire next Thursday evening, at which Gen.
nd will a oil n
tory of the Third Minnesota volunteer in
fantry.
Robert Nauberg was arrested by Officer
Meyerding last night on the charge of petty
larceny. The prisoner is alleged to have
stolen small pocketbook from West ST.
Paul man.
The personal injury case of James McIn-
tosh. administrator against the Milwaukee
road, on trial in the United States circuit
court, went to the jury last evening. Plain
tiff sues to recover So, 900.
School teachers institutes will be held this
week at Brainerd, MonteVideo, st. Cloud and
Pipestone. The conductors, respectively,
Will be: Prof. W. +. Rochelan, Miss s. f.
Sprague, Prof. G. W. G. Hyde and Prof. j. T.
McCleary.
The season of native grown watermelon
and cantaloupeS is at an end. The heavy
frost week ago killed the vines and the
melons are becoming soft and insipid and
dealers are cautious about buying them. The
loss to farmers will be considerable.
Third street merchants decided yesterday
to petition the common council asking fol-
the use of the gas fixtures put up on that
street for the fair week. 1t is proposed to
have music and Examinations every Satur-
day evening as long as the weather remains
pleasant.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
William .. futile and Alice 5. Parker,
George Herburger and Katie Takes, Benja
min Peterson and Matilda Nelson. Nels Mel
son and Christina Pet rson. Peter Sandin
and Ella Maldgreen, Carl Erickson and Ellen
Anderson.
Preparations are being made for an open.
air Democratic meeting to be held Friday
evening under the auspices of the Cleveland
and Thurman clubs of the Eighth and Ninth
wards. Hon. j. W. Willis, Dan Lawler,
Judge Flandrau, Hon. E. NJ. Wilson and sew
eral other prominet speakers are 70 address
the meeting.
Paper work representing 1.-THE Horn of
Plentv,H made By Miss Eva Kiefer, and ex
hbited at the state fair, was won by Mrs.
Paul Quehl, No. 20 Eleventh street. Miss
Eva donated part of the receipts of her handi-
work to the ST. Paul newsboys' home, which,
for Miss of twelve years, was very credit
able.