St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-25
GLOBULES.

Eleven births and four deaths was the
score at the health Office yesterday.
The board Of park commissioners adj
journed yesterday for lack of quorum.
The Jewish feast OF the passover begins
tomorrow at sunset and ends April 3.
Bank elearances yesterday, $685.. pol; for
the week S3O25, 923; for corresponding
week last year, So, 4S1, 4S1.
Scarlet fever at No. 624 st. Peter street,
and diphtheria at No. 500 Pleasant avenue
are bulletined at the health office.
Ameeting will be held at Brandall's hall
University avenue and Maekubin street, at 2
D. M to-day, when the Eighth Ward Labor
party will be organized.
A meeting of the central committee of the
labor party and of the Sixth Ward club of
the same organization will be held at 123
Dakota avenue, Sunday, at p. m.
A meeting of the West Seventh Street Dis
trict union will be held at A. o. o. w. hail.
corner Western avenue and West Seventh
street, Tuesday evening at S o'clock.
IiaI1or license No. $50 was taken out yes
ter1ay by j. B. Baker, who will shortly open
the saloon and restaurant in connection
with the Clifton Hall hotel on Fifth street.
All members of Acker post are requested to
assemble at the corner of Western and Lau-
rel avenues at clock this afternoon to at
tend the funeral of their late comrade, Judge
T. T. Alexander.
Mai IT. M. Newson lectured at the rooms of
the Gospel Temperance union. East Seventh
street. last evening on the subject Gold and
Silver How Obtained Chemically and Other
WISE and illustrated his remarks with ex-
periments.
Alta special meeting of the board of educa-
ton held last evening the board considered
in executive session and voted to accept the
resignation of George Schuman, teacher of
German, and elected Miss Margaret Hills as
his successor.
tramp who gives the name of George
Bienten was locked up at the central station
yesterday. He has mania for indecent ex-
posure in the streets, and was caught in the
act by an officer of the central detail on Mar
ket street yesterday afternoon.
The pupils of the Madison school with
their friends were very pleasantly enter
room eighth grade, on Friday afternoon.
The programme consisted of eharades. Ola
logues, reeitations, ealisthenics and vocal
and instrumental music
J. W. Bettingen, formerly student of DR..
Denslow, of this city, has Just been app ointed
a surgeon in the Charity Hospital, New York.
His appointment was secured after very
rigid competitive examination, Mr.. Bet
tingencoming out first among thirty appli
cants. MIR. Buckley, also of this city, took
second place.
J.. S. Vale is in the city arranging for an
other course of Mr.. Ragan's lectures. They
will be given in Market hall April 49, q, %
and 80, on the subjects, Spain and Mo
rocco" "GlimpSeS OF Scotland venice,
Milan and the italian Lakes" and Michael
AngeIo-the Man and His Works.
A beautiful piece of sandstone is on exhi-
bition at the office of Wirth & Haas. German
American bank building. 1t came from the
deposit discovered by Messrs Haas and Ben
nett, OH the river near the 800" 1t is a
beautiful shade of gray, and is pronounced
BY the experts who have seen it as being far
superior to any building stone ever shown in
this part of the eounifi.
Rev. Dr. Christie will lecture at the First
Presbyterian church, Lafayette and Wood
ward avenues, Monday evening on the SUBJ
ject s.Robert Burns" The lecture viii be
under the auspices of the young people of
the society, who propose to Iefurnish the
present building. Those who desire to aid
The enterprise Will be handed envelopes in
which TO enclose subscription
a select coterie of Republican politicians
met at the office of W. /. Freaney last even
ing for the purpose of organizing club in
the interest of Judge Gresham as candi-
date for president A noticeable feature of