St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-07
GLOBULES.

Scarlet fever has appeared at 419 Superior
| street.
Four deaths and three births were reported
! at the health office yesterday.
| Joe Rapp was locked up last night by Off
| Ger Gavin for reckless driving.
Work has been commenced on the founda-
| ton walls OF the German American bank.
I All the banks OF the city will close at noon
| to-day to enable the employees to attend the
Minneapolis Exposition.
| The Fisk Jubilee singers will give con-
| cert at the African NJ. Z. church, corner of
Charles and Fuller streets this evening.
| An address on the finland Missionary
| Service" was delivered at House of Hope
| church last evening, by j. Hudson Taylor.
The Office of the register of deeds will be
| closed at noon to-day i'll order to permit the
employees TO attend the Minneapolis EXPOSE
! ton.
Tom Deyer was sent out to the workhouse
! for ninety days yesterday for attempting to
| rob the till i'll Brady's saloon in West st.
Paul.
| John O'Brien and John Ryan were sent out
| to the wOrkhouse for ninety days each yes
| terday for stealing valise from the Union
! depot.
Mr.. Teasdale, general passenger agent of
| the Omaha road, left Yesterday afternoon to
| attend the meeting OF the Western Passenger
| association.
The fire department was called out last
might for a little blaze at 166 Summit ave-
nue., caused by defective fue. No damage
5,was done.
l., lAn the city offices will be closed to day to
! give the officials and their clerks an oppor-
| tunity to visit the Minneapolis Exhibition on
! ST. Paul's day.
| The work of repairing the pavement on
! Market street, from Third to Seventh, is
| nearly finished and the street will soon be
| opened to traffic.
Casper Speck was arrested by Officer Rose
! last night. charged with violating the hack
ordnance for refusing to stand when the Off
! Ger desired him to.
| The break down of a large water cart yes
| terday afternoon just below the Northern
| Pacific headquarters caused considerable
! delay for few moments.
| Several large manufacturing establish
ments and wholesale houses will close to-day
SO that their employees may enjoy ST. Paul
vday,at the Minneapolis Exposition.
A meeting of the central w. G. T. q. was
! held at the Gospel Temperance rooms, on
| East Seventh street, yesterday afternoon, but
| only routine business was transacted.
Thomas Brennan, p. NJ. Hennessy, and R.
| b. GaluSha left over the Northern Pacific
! road yesterday for the Hunter Mines in
| Idaho, and will be absent about three weeks
| The stockholders of the Manitoba road met
| at the Manitoba headquarters in st. Paul,
! yesterday, but adjourned till this morning at
| 10 o'clock without transacting any business.
Wednesday morning two trains, composed
| of twenty-five cars, in two sections, contain
! ing Grand Army members, left Tacoma, on
| the Northern Pacific, and will arrive in st.
| Paul tomorrow.
| AT the meeting of the Peoples club last
! evening an address was read by Albert j.
| Fitze, urging the members TO support County
! Auditor Kahn and Judge Of Probate German
! at the ensuing election.
| Early Yesterday morning burglars entered
! the residence of o. l.. Taylor, on Portland
! avenue. The nurse was awakened by the
! noise and gave the alarm to Mr.. Taylor, who
frightened them off before they had secured
| anything.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
! the following: \. G.. johnson and Jennie
| Carlson, Milton LennoX and Minnie Morgan.
| Samuel SELL and May HILL Frank Book and
| Helen Togesen, Stephen Isehida and Anna
| Tschida.
| A large meeting of those interested in for
! eign missionary work was held at the First
| Baptist church yesterday afternoon. Ad-
| dresses were delivered by j. Hudson Taylor,
founder of the China Inland Missionary serv-
| ice, and Miss Edith Lucas.
The last of this seasons concerts at Sum
| nit park by the Great Western band was
| given last evening to very large audience.
| The programme included selections from
| Olivette, the overture to Prince Methusalem,
Pheasant Memories by Boyer, '.The Bohe-
milan Girl" and charming cornet solo by
! Prof. Rodenkirchen.