St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-15
GLOBULES.

Six births. six deaths and SIX marriages
were reported at the health Office yesterday.
At 3 p. m. to-day the parsonage of the Clin-
ton Avenue NJ. Z. church, West st. Paul will
be sold at auction. as
State Librarian Taylor reports the receipts
of the Sixty ninth Wisconsin, Ninety-third
Missouri and Twenty Nebraska res
ports. ii
The BOARD of public works will hold a
special session to-day for the purpose of
making reassessment for the proposed
West Side park.
W. II. Read, organist of the First Baptist
church, died suddenly Sunday afternoon at
ms home, 62o Olive street. He leaves
widow and two children. The remains will
be taken to Indianapolis for burial. g..
Friends of the Rev. David c. Lyon, one of
the Oldest, best known and most highly es-
teemed divines in the city, will learn with re-
greet OF his death, which occurred on Sunday
afternoon at the residence. 100 Laurel ave-
nue..
State Auditor Braden returned yesterday
from his trip through Marshall Polk. Kilt
son, Norman and Otter Tail counties, where
he succeeded i'll selling $4,000 worth of
state lands.
In the police court yesterday John Twohy
was sentenced to the workhouse for ninety
Gays for attempting to stab the bartender at
Fahey's saloon, Seven corners, with a knife
Sunday evening.
John Rogers accused of tapping the till
in Seventh street saloon, pleaded guilty
to petit larceny in the police court yester-
Gay, ana was sentenced TO the Workhouse
for thirty days.
A barber named George Fabel was severely
injured by falling from carriage at the cor
ner OF st. Peter and Seventh street, while in
an intoxicated condition. yesterday morning
He landed on his head and was rendered in
sensible. His spine was hurt by the fall.
Arrangements for the national eonven-
ton OF brewers, to be held in this city May
- ana ~, nave been completed by the local
executive committee. The event will be an
important one, bringing together representa-
tves of many millions of capital in one of
the chief industries of the country.
George Lashinger and George Bennett.
who were caught by Officer Calvin early yes
terday morning attempting to break into
house at the corner of Seventh and Locust
streets, were brought before Judge Cory yes
terday and sentenced to the Workhouse for
thirty days.
The judges and clerks who served at the
recent city election will be paid by the city
treasurer Wednesday afternoon. The city
attorney has decided that S2l each is all the
compensation they are entitled to receive
under the law, although the council has
passed resolution to pay $50.
A professional film TANNER, going under
the name of Marcena Dunn, was arrested by
Sergt Zirklebach Sunday afternoon for work
ing his game at Stahlman's saloon. corner of
Ninth and st. Peter streets, where he
sW1ndied the bartender out of S1.90 and a
glass OF beer. Judge Cory held Dunn in $500
bonds for hearing to-day.
The board of regents met in the governors
office yesterday and appointed Prof. c. j.
Bell the professor OF chemistry in the new
medical school of the state university. Prof.
Bell is a graduate of Johns Hopkins univer
Slty at Baltimore. Md, and was recommended
by the president of that well-known institu
ton. He was informed of his appointment
last night by telegram.