St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-01
GLOBULES.

Four births, fourteen deaths and two mar
riaSes was the score at the health Office yes
terday.
Scarlet fever at No. 299 Magnolia street,
and diphtheria at No. 2O2 Minnehaha street,
are bulletined.
The Capital City club will give May party,
being their last hop of the season, at brakes
hail Thursday evening.
Hamer's butcher shop, at the corner of
Rondo and Josette streets, was damaged by
fire about 500 yesterday morning.
William 'Keefe, night ?ailer at the central
police station, has resumed his duties after
three weeks confinement with fever.
The Concordia Singing society last evening
gave a concert and ball at Turner hall, which
was largely attended and greatly enjoyed by
those present.
A. Nj. Doherty sold at auction yesterday the
unimproyed property, corner of Western
avenue and Charles street. to c. Roberts for
S4 93S.50 cash.
Theodore Hubbard, colored porter was
arrested on Minnesota street by officer Nc
Ellister yesterday afternoon, for stealing
dozen pairs of socks.
Secretary Caulfield, OF the water board has
issued his statement for April, showing total
receipts. 1881. .SS7.07; disbursements SI9l,-
5S93.S7; balance, S139 993.20.
. Attention is called to the annual report of
the Penn Mutual Life Insurance company
which appears elsewhere. A financial show
Ing calculated to insure public confidence i'll
the company.
At the home of the Misses Allison. 39I
Greenwood avenue, last evening, the North
Star Chautauqua circle met and engaged in
spirited debate, after which the company was
pleasantly entertlined by the hostesses.
:, The report of the city treasurer for the
month of April shows balance of city funds
on hand of S435, ,831.63 and disbursements
amounting to S436, ,04O6S. The board of
education fund on hand is S., 1884.
The meeting of the Unity club, which was
to have been held this evening, has been
postponed, Friday evening the dramatic
committee will present "A Finished Co
quette, a new farce by Fanny Aymar Mat
theWs.
H. II. Ragan last evening gave the last of
his lectures at Market hall to a large audi
enee. He illustrated by his fine apparatus
and conversation the life of Michael Angelo,
and succeeded in giving his patrons an even
ing of splendid entertainment.
Sergt. Larson, of the Margaret street pre-
son and Carl Oleson all sleeping in the same
bed in house on Payne avenue. In the
police court yesterday the men were fined
SIS each and the woman $25.
At meeting OF the central committee of
the Workingmen's Independent Political
club last evening, j. l.. Berkheimer, of the
Voice of the People was elected president to
succeed the late II. B. Rice. The club will
be continued for business during the cam
paign.
Charles Osborne, tramp, was arraigned in
the municipal court yesterday, charged by
Officer Wilson with stealing newspapers
from doorstep. Osborne told the judge he
had taken the papers TO look for a situation
advertised but he was sent up for ten days
just the same.
The projectors of the May day matinee Of
''Schoof'' at the Grand opera house this aft
ernoon yesterday supplied the newsboys, for
whose benefit the entertainm ent will be
gwen, with tickets, which on payment of a
nominal admission entitle the bearers to seats
in the gods gallery.
Walter and John Doherty, the contractors
who are alleged to have maltreated Mrs
Gilliard, their neighbor on Forbes street,
when she was enceiute, were arraigned in
the municipal court yesterday on a cnarge of
assault and battery. Mrs. Galliard was unable
May s. '' ' >''' " 10 '' ~ III ''~1 "
United States Commissioner McCafferty
who was so badly whipped by Attorney G.
Tyson Butcher Sunday morning, has not yet
taken any legal steps looking to the arrest of
his assailant. 1t was reported yesterday that
he had sent Butcher a challenge to fight a
duel, but this proved to be without founda-
ton.
fireman. in a communication to the
GLOBE, objects to the fling of 'Street Sauce
in last evenings Dispatch because the mail
carriers and fiTemen are allowed a free
tide on the street cars. He thinks the re-
porter who wrote the article was angry be-
cause he couldn't work" free ride him
self; in other words he considers it q case of
dog III the manger.
Sunday night robbers entered Menks feed
store, No. 1SS East Fifth street, and ran.
sacked all the drawers, scattering things
around generally. The intruders apparen tly
did not tamper with the safe at all, and so
far as the owners of the store can discover,
they did not get anything of value, as there
was no money i'll the money drawer and
nothing is missed.