St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-11
GLOBULES.

Six births. seven deaths and one marriage
was the score at the health Office yesterday.
The funeral of Dr. t. A. Heitz will take
place at his late residence. S85 Margaret
street, at 80 o'clock to-day.
twenty-five Migrants were sent to the
workhouse yesterday. The tramps' rooms at
the central station are full every night.
A gas explosion occurred in vacant store
room of the Ryan annex yesterday morning.
The walls were damaged, but no one was
hurt
James Roche, stone cutter was arrested
on suspicion of burglary, the complainant
being John Hagerty, of No. sos East Fourth
street.
The third section Of the Ladies' Tea Society
of the Clinton Avenue M. E. church will
give an entertainment in the church parlors
Thursday night.
commission was yesterday issued to First
Lieut.. BigeloW, of Company ii. First regl-
ment. M. N. G. He was recently promoted
from second lieutenant.
A still alarm called the department to a
fire i'll the house of Adolph Painisky. No.
226 State street. at 10 O'Clock yesterday fore
noon. The damage was $25.
The members of the st. George Snowshoe
club are invited to bring their ladies with
them tonight to the Progressive whist and
euchre party given at the club rooms.
The ladies of Bethany Congregational
church will give a supper and social at the
chapel, corner of Stryker avenue and West
Winifred street, on Thursday evening.
Rev. DR.. Dana has received copies of the
programme for the fifthteenth national con.
ference of charities and correction.t to be held
in Buffalo, N. Y, July 5-l1, of this year.
The ladies of Ascension parish will give a
sale and supper in the vacant store in
Staples block, Thursday evening, April H.
The sale will begin at o'clock and supper
will be served from to 8.
PrudnO St0ya oOmpaOV ara now rrppqPad
to make prompt delivery on all orders for the
Well-knoWn "FaYorite" gasoline stoves,
ranges and cooking stoves. Warehouse cor
ner Third and John streets.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Homeopathic
hospital will have a sale of aprons, useful
articles and home made candies, at Unity
church, this afternoon and evening. Supper
will be served from to 10 o'clock.
Daniel r. Noyes, treasurer of the st. Paul
Relief society. says that about 500 has been
subscribed for loanlng fund for the society
The committee wants 81 900 to make sue
cessful start and asks public-spirited citizens
to make cup the amount that is lacking.
John Murphy was arrested by an officer
early yesterday morning, trying to effect an
entrance to the house No. 322 North Wash
ington street. He was charged with drunken
ness and attempted burglary and Judge Cory
sent him to the workhouse for ninety days.
hearing of property owners on the open
ing of Mohawk avenue was had before the
board of public works yesterday. The sworn
testimony of several parties regarding the
value of the land to be condemned was taken
and the matter was adjourned to May 3 at
10 m.
At meeting of the stockholders of the
Minnesota Feed, Water, Heater and Purifier
company, held at the Hotel Ryan yesterday.
the following were elected officers: Dr.. Henry
Hutchinson, president; J. r. McMurran, vice
PRESIDENT; Charles NJ. Power, treasurer;
George II. Finn, secretary: William ROdger,
general manager.
Young Mrs. winthrop will be produced
at Turner hall Friday night for the benefit of
the building fund of Christ church guild.
The cast includes Messrs. William H. Hynd-
man. Francis Skipwith, w. Fl. Patterson, C.
s. Bunker, A. A. McKeehnie, Mrs. A. v.
Travis, and Misses Isabel Bend, Adah L.
Hawkins and Mary T. Sturgis.
The Baptist union of this city is to hold a
mass meeting in the First Bapiist church,
corner of Wacouta and Ninth, on Friday
evening. An excellent programme is ar
ranged. Among other features of interest
will be an address by George G.. Lorimer, D.
D., one of Chicago's finest pulpit orators. He
has also been requested to deliver his famous
illustrated lecture on 1.-THE French Revolu-
tom some time in the near future.