St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-28
GLOBULES.

Scarlet fever prevails at AS Michigan ave-
nue..
Thirteen births and eight deaths were re-
corded at the health Office yesterday.
The city treasurer will to-day disburse $50
600 among the teachers OF the public
schools.
dramatic entertainment and hop will be
given by the Standard club Thanksgiving
evening.
st. Paul Camp No. 1, Sons of Veterans, Will
give their second social hop of the season at
Drake block this evening.
The Oak Leaf club Will give a ThanksgiT
ing parry at their hall, corner Margaret and
Forest sire cts, this evening.
The council committee on public buildings,
city property and markets will hold meet
ing at 2 80 o'clock this afternoon.
The board of public works took drive
about the city yesterday afternoon for the
purpose of inspecting the various public I'M
prOyementS.
Louis Mas. pianist. of Boston, assisted by
Miss Brush and Mrs. Fuller, will give con-
cert at Plymouth Congregational church Sat
urday evening, Dec. 3.
Thomas Probst. Charles johnson. Abner
Sanders and James Gavictsel INDUCED in a
row in o saloon under the bill yesterday;
They were arrested, and at the municipal
court Probst was fined SIS, the others being
discharged.
Four bows. Pat O'Toole. Johnnie Stewart,
Mike Stewart and Johnnie Flaherty, were
before Judge Cory yesterday for stealing
quantity of coal from a lower town yard.
They were released on $50 bail each, their
cases being continued until Friday.
Maud Earl the female who stabbed Eddie
Marks Monday evening, had hearing before
Judge Cory yesterday morning and was sen
fenced to ninety days in the WoTkhouse
Marks was not seriously injured and sreluct-
antly testified against the prisoner.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Homeo-
pathic hospital will give musical and liter
airy entertainment at the Peoples theater
Friday afternoon, Dec. 2. Robert Downing,
the tragedian, has signified his willingness to
assist in the entertainment with select
reading.
The building committee of Clinton Avenue
NJ E. church state that Herman L. Meyer
contracted to perform certain work and was
to receive ST. 200 when it was completed. He
failed to comply with his agreement and
another contractor was engaged to finish the
church.
Consequent upon the establishment of a
new distillery at South st. Paul. ten officers
will have to be appointed by the internal
revenue department.. The salaries of these
officers will range from S. per day upwards
while the collectors salary will be raised to
frst-class, making it one of the highest in
the United States.
William T. Newell was yesterday appoint
ed by Mayor Smith and President Bickel, of
the board of aldermen, to be q member of
the city plat commission for term Of three
wears The appointee is young man we'll
known throughout the city, and, being an
ex perieneed civil engineer, will be valua
bic acquisition to the com mission.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
joseph W. Rollins and Catherine A. Fay, n.
A. Talafous ana Rosa A. Luther, W. D..
Meeham and Mary Mccarthy, Frank Hill
gait and Barbara Rapp Lazarus Buxhofer
and Elizabeth Ferst, John O'Neil and Lizzie
NJ nj, 10 Oh a
Astenson, Patrick Flemming and Kate Buck
low