St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-14
GLOBULES.

Diphtheria has appeared at 245 Come
mara street.
The Manitoba general offices will be moved
to the new building this week.
Three births and thirteen deaths were re-
ported at the health Office yesterday
Lieut.. George P. Ahern, Twenty-fifth in
fanJry, Fort Shaw, Mont, was a visitor at
department headquarters yesterday.
There will be general discussion of city,
state and national political questions at
United Labor headquarters tonight
The weather on the Northern Pacific and
the Manitoba roads is reported to be cool and
dry, and just what is needed for the crops.
NJ. d. Murphy, Jr., of Cortland, N Y, who
has been visiting his cousin, D. l.. Curtice at
80 1glehart street. will leave for home this
morning.
C. E. Burton, who broke the plate glass
window in a Seventh street saloon Saturday,
was sent out to the workhouse yesterday for
ninety days.
All the enlisted men engaged in the recent
rifle competition have been relieved from
duty at Fort Smelling and ordered to their re-
spective stations.
The Raymond Whitcomb excursion party.
which arrived in st. Paul Saturday over the
Northern Pacific road, left for the East over
the Milwaukee & st. Paul yesterday
One hundred and fifty engineers from Chi
cago and Southern and Western states will
arrive here this morning Ell route to Mime
apolis to attend the annual convention of
fire chiefs.
A meeting of the directors of the Twin
Cities Driving and Jocky club has been
called for Thursday morning, the 10th inst.
at 10 O'Clock, at President Oswalds office, in
Minneapolis.
Marriage licenses were issued YESTERDAY to
Philip Annitzbecger and Mary Sidle, H. E.
Gaskill and Byrdie Slatore, George La Favor
and Lizzie English, August Hohenstein and
Minnie Strube.
Suit for $1,000 damages has been COM
menced by John Clendenning against Beck
q Rank, partners. Plaintiff while working
for the defendants, fell from a scaffolding at
the union depot.
Joseph and James McEvoy, John Larkin,
Mike and Pat joyce were sentenced to the
reform school yesterday for stealing articles
from an ice chest at the union depot. SEN
tence was suspended during good behavior
Secretary Denny states that improvements
are being made upon the grand stand at the
state fair grounds. so to make it thor
oughly substantial and capable of accommo-
dating safely the thousands of people ex
pected at the races.
Members of the Third Ward Scandinavian
Cleveland-Thurman club met last evening at
L. Roblnson's. 512 East Seventh street. 1t
was decided to hold meetings every Tuesday
evening in the Scandinavian Druids hall,
corner of Broadway and Seventh streets.
At 3 O'Clock yesterday morning young
and sick baby was left on the doorstep of the
Catholic Orphan asylum. Those i'll charge of
the institution have decided to have a close
watch kept on the entrances to the asylum.
and will punish the next offender to the ex
tent of the law.
Willis, the sDake-charmer, and his den of
rattle snakes attracted many people to the
dime museum yesterday. Madame Leroy,
the long.haired lady. also received much at
tention. Upon the upper stage the Pavanelli
Musical PAYERS of Paris gave novel and en-
| joyable performance.
President Frank B. Forbes has sent out
notices to the effect that the next annual re-
| union of the Fifth Minnesota volunteers
will be held at the state capitol in this city
| Friday, Sept IA. Ex-Gov. l.. T. Hubbard
| formerly colonel of the regiment, will make
| an address at the meeting.
| The Rad Lodge Cesky Leo, No. 90, C. S. P
| s., of Minneapolis, has filed articles of in
corporation. The purpose of this lodge is
the establishing and conducting of a lyceum
| and society for the mutual instruction and
| improvement of its members in the art OF
public speaking and for literary and social
| culture.