St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-17
GIOBULES.

DdIlh cIedfiuSs yesterday were SioS-
915.5l.
The city hospital now has about fifty
patients.
Health Officer Kilvington Aid. Gibson.
Stoft and Clark yesterday inspected the new
post house
The Peoples theater has been compelled to
pay $3.50 for the privilege of producing
Hazel Kirke."
Vera G. Fowler died yesterday at his home,
$40 Grand avenue south The funeral will
take place to-day at 10 a. m.
Olive Lamon, who has been a resident of
Minneapolis for some time, passed away at
his home, 300 Second avenue south, on
Thursday.
Health Officer Kilvington had sixteen cases
of contagious diseases reported Yesterday.
among them were measles, scarlet fever and
scarlatina.
The Grand opera turned people away last
night. Fanlasma seems to grow in popu-
larlty. The Saturday matinee should be a
great success.
On Wednesday morning Severena Brew
ing died of typhoid pneumonia. The re-
mains have been shipped to his parents at
Lonerop, Wis.
j. Parton died al Cpl Washington avenue
south on Wednesday. The deceased is res
ident of Duluth, where the remains will be
shipped this morning.
Louis Hummel, who was convicted of Civ
ing false weight Wednesday, yesterday con-
~ Tie Hllc Oh C1UU ana
will not appeal the case.
A building permit has been issued to R. L..
BergluEd for eleven brick veneered buildings
Oh Thirtieth avenue south. near Twenty
ninth street. TO cost SIG, 800.
Rosanno Merkley died yesterday of typhoid
fever at the residence of her sister, 2426 Fort
avenue. The funeral takes place this morn
ing from the Holy Rosary church.
The Stenographers' association is going to
give an entertainment Feb. "a, and W. II.
Holway, Mrs. l.. G. Turner and W. B. Ken
nell have been appointed to read papers.
A Mrs Brown, wife of a conductor, resiGi-
ing at the corner OF Fourteenth avenue and
Fifth street southeast, yesterday fell down
flight of stairs and broke her collar bone
Andrew Redwing was sent to the Roches-
ter insane asylum yesterday. He was injured
about month ago, and the amputaLiOn of
his right lee was necceSSitated, which
caused the disease.
By special request, Nearer My God to
Thee will be played tonight at the Peoples
by Liberati the celebrated cornetist. About
100 people from st. Paul were present last
night to listen to the artist
John Mcdonald, who was caught in the
act of stealing TWO cloakS from the Oranberg
hotel at l2O Second avenue north yesterday
waived examination in the municipal court
and was held to the grand jury.
THE Exalted Name was the subject that
Rev. A. y. Watson took last evening at the
Calvary Baptist church. The attendance
was only fair. and not what it should have
been, as the sermon proved Of great interest.
Articles were yesterday filed with the
register Of deeds incorporating the South
WaShburn Mining and Smelling company
with a capital stock of ST. 100000 The in
corporators are \. ID. Westby, d. +. Sherlock
and c. b. Holmes.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Nicholas w. Sherwood and Annie Parks,
Robert II. Baker and Mary A. z. Garland
AllUuS Vain and Min-11n Ar
thur j. Ware and Georgia johnson, John A,
SOlOmOnson and Ida Peterson.
The assignee for John o, Orange, the
Washington avenue clothier, filed a schedule
of the assets and liabilities with the clerk
yesterday. The assets amount to SS96.70
and the debts amount to S2,6I3.57. The
principal creditors are HeaYenrich Bros De-
troit. Mich. l, O64, and Thomas L. Stee $500.
On Friday evening of next week meeting
of the Young Peoples societies of Christian
Endeavor of this city will be held at the
Westminster church. Drs. Bushnell. Thwing
and McLauren will make opening remarks.
Rev. John Is. Donaldson will pre- side. The
organization originated about seven years
ago in Maine, and has made rapid progress
both i'll number of members and its good
cause.
Elwood s. Corser has commenced an ac-
ton against Ole Nicholson ct al. TO have q
certain contract of sale annulled. He claims
to have sold the west half of lot g. block 1879
OF the original plat of Minneapolis, 10 the de-
PENDANT for 81 900, to be paid for in Install
ments, but owing TO default in the pay
ments, he says they have forfeited all their
rights under the contract
AT the joiut meeting held at Window hall
on Wednesday evening to make arrange
mens for the celebration of st. Patrick's day,
the following committees were appointed !:
Invitations, j. Walsh, J. j. Smith and D..
O'Brien: music, j. j. Smith, P Kennedy and
J. Cawley; ways. means and finance, A. L..
Lennon j i MCH9lp ID n Rripn fN
nelly. R. j. Fitzgerald; hall and banquet, j.
]. Smith, A. L. lennon and S. McNnlty.