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

Three deaths and two births were reported
at the health office yesterday.
Fred Browlett was sent to the work house
for sixty days yesterday for vagrancy.
Rev. David Morgan, of West St. Paul. de-
livered prohibition address at Relief So
cIety hall last night.
This morning the Odd Fellows will start
for California. and the train will run through
solid TO Kansas City.
John Martin was sent to the workhouse for
thirty days yesterday for creating row in
jackson street saloon.
Fred Wills band will occupy the stand
near jackson and Third streets on the even
ings during Fair week.
Henry Belland, VINO was fined some days
ago for fighting in " est st. Paul, had his case
re-opeued yesterday and was again fined $40.
Sister Mary of the Immaculats Conception,
known to the world as Bridget Maloney, died
at the Convent of the Good Shepherd yester-
day.
Miss Emily Christopher has returned from
her home in DEBORAH, Io where she was
called by the death of her sister, Mrs. Bier
mann.
Third street was crossed a short time to
traffic yesterday on account of work being
done on the gas pipe fixtures for the illumi-
nation.
The usual song service will be held at the
rooms of the Gospel Temperance union, 20
East Seventh street, this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following: S. Gobie and Matilda Con
mont, August Seibert and Minnie FallW0rth,
John Moss and Lizzie Nehring.
Tomorrow will be the last day upon which
payment OF high service water rates can be
made Tuesday the water will be shut off
from those who tail to settle up.
Rev. Robert Forbes, of the Bates Avenue
M. K. church. has gone to Shell Lake, Wis,
where he will preach the dedieatory sermon
to-day of a new house of worship.
The st. Paul Ladies' quartette, composed
of Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Erwin, Miss Wilson
and Miss Hattie Brush, with A. g. Burritt as
manager, have organized for the season.
The Women's Relief corps of Garfield
post entertained the veterans with q supper
at their hall at 1913 East Sixth street last
evening before their departure for Columbus.
The Whitney Zouave drum corps of twelve
men will make their first appearance Monday
evening, when they will escort Company G.
First regiment, to the depot to meet Com
pauy A from Minneapolis.
The last car will leave the lower terminus
OF the cable line at 10 o'clock this evening,
This is somewhat earlier than usual, but the
object is 10 give the employees all opportunity
to make some needed repairs.
The Northern Pacific train due at the union
depot at o'clock yesterday afternoon did
not arrive until 2:30 this morning. The de
lay was unavoidable, and among the passen-
cursionists.
The alarm of fire sent in last night was for
blaze in an unoccupied house at the cor
ner of Seventh and Franklin streets. There
was no water near the place and the house
and two small barns were burned, the dam
age being estimated atS1.500.
Terrace City Lodge No. 50, knights OF
| Pythias, will attend the grand lodge session
at Minneapolis in body Wednesday, Sept.
IL. Members will meet at Pythias hall at
10 80 a. m. and march to the depot, taking
the l. o'clock train for Minneapolis.
Prohibition mass meeting will be held in
Market hall Saturday evening next, Sept.
Is, at which time Gen. Clinton B. Fisk the
Prohibition candidate tor president, will
speak A number of prominent men from
the cities of st. Paul and Minneapolis will
meet the general and party at Red Wing and
escort them to st. Paul.
The ladies would call the attention of their
friends and persons visiting the state fair, to
the tent under the banner of the "WCmnn's
Christian Home" where they will serve good
lunches every day during the fair. Charitable
donations of roast or boiled meats or any
thing edible NAV be sent 10 Wilks' drug store,
Seven corners; +. W. Luley d Son. 49, Jack
son street; Wares grocery store, Western and
Dayton avenue, where they will be collected
every day.