St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-01
GLOBULES.

Eight births one death and five marriages
were recorded at the health Office yesterday.
St. Lukes Aid society will meet with Mrs.
Bass, 90 Bellrue avenue, at ?. N. Wednes-
day.
The Young Ladies' guild will hold fair at
Mrs W. R. Merriams residence to-day. sup
per at 6 O'Clock. All are invited.
The city treasurer will today pay the fire
ana police departments, the former receiy-
ing Sl1352 and the latter Sl3,223.
AT the health office yesterday scarlet fever
was reported at 1863 West Third street, and
membrapeous Group at 500 Arcade street.
Sheriff NeWson, of Fillmore county, and
Hon c. n. Lowell. Of Chatheld, were callers
at the state auditors department yesterday.
The Sunday School Teachers Primary
union will hold meeting i'll the parlors OF
the Y. NJ. c. \. this afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock.
Public Examiner Kenyon last evening de-
parted for Mankato, it being his intention to
make an examination into the failure CT the
Lake Crystal bank.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman. of Missouri, will de-
liver an address on 1.-The Problem that Faces
U.s. at the First NJ. z. church next Monday
evening at s o'clock.
Anton Schultz. a saloon-keeper of Duluth,
was tried yesterday for selling liquor to In
dams. The court adjourned, and the jury
will consider it to-day.
}. L. Hudson now has eleven clothing
stores TO manage, his latest purchase being
the Model clothing house at st. Louis, Mo-,
for which he paid 100000.
Warden Stordock and A. K. Doc of Still
water, and Gen. E. Dunn, of Eyota, were
at the state house yesterday, and conversed
with Gov. McGill upon prison matters.
The financial statement of the treasurer O
the board of education from Jan to Nov.
80, 1883, shows: Receipts, $3.50, 5ol. 70;
disbursements, S60o,5S7.15; balance, $70,-
1lS.5S.
omcer Billy Wilson yesterday sent in
his resignation from the police force, the
emoluments of the position not being sutfi-
nient 10 suit him. He will probably re-enter
the prize ring.
The railroad, telegraph and steamship di
rectory, a useful publication containing a
fund of valuable information on these sub
jects is being circulated by Henry Ransom,
the general agent for Minnesota.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Benjamin f. Beard and Hattie NJ. ball,
Charles f. A. Schultz and Maud II. Waite,
Jacob Meyer and Louisa Nisthe, Peter j.
Forsberg and Maggie Burkman.
Mollio Hewiit's" house Of ili-repute, at
1913 Washington street, was closed by Sheriff
Richter yesterday on an attachment issued at
the instance OF John Ortiz, minneapolis
brewer, for an Indebtedness of $500.
Prof. Kiehle, of the state department of
public instruction, has returned from an eX-
hauStive investigation of schools III the
Southern portion of The state. He visited
Winona, st. Charles, Owatonna and Fari-
bault.
A statement of the city finances from Nov
] 10 Nov 2e. was issued yesterday by City
Treasurer Refs 1t showed the receipts to
have been S21O,22s. 15, disbursements
S373,4l5 10, and the balance on hand to
uate, 1892, 1879.
The report recently prepared by Assistant
Health Commissioner Hendrickson shows
the death rate of the city of st. Paul for the
year ending Oct. 81 to be l2.70. The aver
age in large cities throughout the country is
20 to 40 per 900 inhabitants.
Prof j. NJ Rindlant. principal of the Dun
das High school, and Prof. Stewart. of
Rochester state school, yesterday visited the
state department. of public instruction. Prof
Stewart is one of the oldest teachers of the
state and, with his wife. has been spending
the Thanksgiving holidays in this city.