St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-25
GLOBULES.

Bank clearances Yesterday. $3.50, 391.
The council committee on streets will meet
to night.
Four births and four deaths were reported
at the health Office yesterday.
Diphtheria at No. 412 Dayton avenue. is
bulletined at the health Office.
EB. w. Armstrong, deputy clerk of the dis
trict court has returned from a short visit
to Cleveland, ..
The board of regents will meet this NOM
ing at II O'Clock at the governors room In
the state capitol.
The state Law library yesterday received
Volume 90 of American Decisions which has
just been issued.
The state boiler inspector goes TO Mime
tonka to-day to commence the work of i'll!
specdon on the lake steamers.
Miss Ada Murphy returned yesterday from
Washington, ID. c., where she visited Mfs
Cleveland al the executive mansion.
Joseph Rusinger, living on Gaultier street.
was III the police court yesterday charged
with wife beating At the woman's request
he was released upon giving bond to keep
the peace.
Henry G., Widman, Of this city, was mar
RED yesterday to Miss Mary Bisdorf, of Dil-
buque, 10. After the wedding tour the happy
young couple will return to this city and
make it their future home.
Gen. Chris Brandt went to Red Wing last
night TO inspect Company G, of the NJ. n. g.
me inspection of the cavalry troop at St.
Paul will take place Thursday evening Nav
81. The new Second regiment band will be
IN attendance.
Charles Bertrand, a boy living at No. 297
Williams street, rated from school yester-
day, and was struck by a train while stand
ing on the crossing at Omaha junction. His
shoulder was badly bruised. but he was not
dangerously hurt.
r Mrs. Anna Domnick alleged in q complaint
sworn at the Municipal cour. that her hus-
hand hahIt1Iat l,ll- I'd Nd I,a1
Rudolph Schmidt, a saloonkeeper at the cor
ner of Greenbrier avenue and Lawson street.
put under bonds not to sell him any more
liquor
st. Luke's Aid society will hold a sale of
fancy articles in the guild room of st. Paul's
church to-day, beginning at 2 p. m. A new
feature Of this sale will be knock tree with
many striking novelties. The proceeds go
toward the new guild home. Saturday will
be childrens day.
There will be meeting of the general com
mittee on Memorial day exercises at the
office of e. st. Julien Cox, No. 1913 Wabasha
street, this evening at s O'Clock, sharp. A
full attendance at this meeting is desired, as
circumstances have occurred which necessi-
tate almost an entire change of programme.
John and Walter Doherty the contractors
who were arrested three weeks ago charged
with aSsaulting their neighbor. Mrs. Galliard,
on Forbes street. were arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday. Mrs. Galliard it
IS claimed, is in a delicate condition and I'm
able to appear. The case was continued to
June T.
Christ Gala, alias Charles Christensen,
and James McCarty, the two boys who broke
in the front window and attempted to rob the
store of Georges confectionery store at Tenth
and Wabasha streets, Wednesday night, We're
arraigned on charge of burglary in the po-
lice court yesterday, and were remanded for
hearing to-day.
The contract for grading Manomin street
was awarded by the board of public works
Yesterday to John W. Maloney for So, l35 :;
LOT graGlg 'el a n aTgh b 10 dnoas LIN IN
changing the grade on Third street, from
Hoffman avenue to Maria avenue was con-
firmed.
Annie Pixley and her company will appear
at the Grand the last three nights of next
week. During Miss PiXley's engagement she
will appear in two of her greatest plays,
The Deacon's Daughter and Miss Child
of the Sierras." In both plays Miss PiXley
will introduce several new and sparkling
songs and medleys, heard for the first time
in ST. Paul