St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-31
GLOBULES.


Sank Center, Rochester and Warren.
All the city offices, except the mayors,
were closed yesterday, in observance OF
Good Friday. n
Mrs. Oliver Peltier who was reported inn
sane in yesterdays GLOBE, it appears, was
not insane, but suffering from nervous pros.
tration. r.
An enjoyable entertainment was given at
Central Park NJ. E, church last evening under
the auspices of the Young Ladies' Mission
airy society.
The executive committee of the Ramsey
County Cofored league will hold meeting
at the rooms of the Crescent club, 356 Cedar
street. Monday evening.
Articles of incorporation of the Steam Elk
cavating Company of Minneapolis were filed
III the office of the secretary of state yester-
day. 1t has paid up capital of $4,000.
The East st. Paul Dancing club will give
its eleventh social hop at FroIseth hall,
Payne avenue and Reaney street. on the even
ing of April 3. The Metropolitan band will
furnish the music
Jere Donovan, switchman in the Omaha
yards. was struck by q switch engine yester-
day afternoon and injured in the spine. He
was taken to st. Josephs hospital and will
probably recover. =:
Half dozen celored Republicans last
night endeavored to organize new club.
They first went to the club rooms, and find
ing they could not meet there, went to
hire hall, and adjourned in disgust.
The opening of j. L. Hudson's mann
moth clothing store on the corner Eighth
and Robert streets to-day will be largely at
tended. An elegant souvenir will be pre-
sented to every lady and gentleman.
The commencement exercises Of the St.
Paul Medical college will take place this
evening at the First Baptist church, Third
street and Summit avenue. Friends ana
patrons are cordially invited to attend.
Officer Davis arrested Charles Mcdonnell,
locomotive engineer with wooden leg, on
Seventh street last night. for stealing bun
die of clothing from A. W. Andrews lodging
house, at the corner of Fifth and jackson
streets.
Thirty-two Migrants were sent to the work
house, for thirty days each. by Judge Cory
yesterday. The average number of dodgers
In the tramps' quarters for the past two
weeks has been between sixty and seventy
each night.
Secretary Dreher, of the board of educa-
ton, desires to state that teachers will be
and messengers will be present 10 direct
them to the offices where the checks will be
delivered and payment made.
A meeting of delegates was held in the
parIors of the House Of Hope church last
evening and formed the temporary Organiza-
ton of what is known as the st. Paul Chris
tan Endeavor union. The next meeting will
be held on the evening of April 10.
Applicants for certificates to teach the
yonng idea of Ramsey county Will be eX
amined at the Office of the county superin-
tendent of schools April and z, when those
who hold certificates, and have not been
examined in hygiene. will be examined also
The council committee on streets, at it's
meeting last night, voted to recommend
favorably the petition of property owners for
the vacation of q portion of Sibley and Par
nell streets. and the ordinance changing the
names of certain streets in outlying dis
trict
The special committee of the council met
yesterday afternoon and decided to report
favorably, with some minor amendments
the ordinance granting a franchise to the
Economy Steam Heat company to erect poles
and string electric wires ON certain streets OF
the city.
The subcommittee of the Republican city
committee met i'll II. B. Willis Office yester
day evening to fix the basis Of representation
for the city convention, set the date, and
formulate the CALL The call will be pub
lished, when the full committee passes
upon it.
Miss Sehley, superintendent of the Young
Girls home, has received notice from DR.. j.
f. Bowers, of the Rochester insane asylum,
of the death in that institution of Albertina.
Finstad. a former boarder at the home. The
body will be kept in the asylum vault until
friends or relatives of the deceased make ar
rangements for it's interment. 4