St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-01
GLOBULES.

Five deaths and six births were reported ut
the health Office yesterday.
n G. Olds & Sons have brought suit
against W. r. Church TO recover $3.50. due OH
several notes.
Eighth ward colored Republicans have or
ganiZed Harrison and Morton club, with +.
d. Proctor as chairman and &. A. Sweed Sec
rotary.
Henry Kehoe and George Brown were ar
rested last night and locked up in the cen
trail police station on the charge of petty
larceny.
Disbursements on behalf or education dur
ing the month of August were S471. 995. 40,
and receipts 1896, 25l %, leaving balance
on hand of $50, 379.72.
The fire department was called out twenty
two times during August, the total damage
beng 1885. while the property was insured
in the sum of $4,000.
Jordan's hall, corner of Dakota and Fair
field avenues, viii be the scene of mass
meeting under the auspices of the Transfers
assembly tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The monthly report of the water works for
August shows receipts amounting to $751;
1926, and disbursements amounting to
$50, 1886, leaving balance of Sl17,-
O22. 30.
Arrests made by the police during the past
month aggregated $40 persons. OF whom 175
paid fines amounting to 50, l47; 1S7 were
committed to the workhouse, and POS were
discharged.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Peter Cardinal, Jr., and Rose Tirreaux, Nor
itz W. Wallerskirchew and Mary Richie,
George Gowttleber and Ruby Stevens, and
LYLE M. Fisher and Emma D. Timer.
The Turnverein Germania, OF st, Paul, has
filed articles of incorporation. The general
purpose of the association is the maintaining
and establishing of gymnasiums, libraries
and reading rooms.
meeting of the state High school board
1 = a.. rxkt... go 1. Il
day. The towns of Window and Appleton
were placed on the High school list and the
regular appropriation voted TO Sleepy Eye
and Madelia.
Most bewitehing music fOated ont upon
the air last night at No. los East Seventh
street 1t was birthday surprise party, and
Theodore Wagner, the cornetst, was the re
ciplent of a serenade by Miss Julie De Der
trands orchestra.
An unknown white man was run over by a
switching engine at the Third street crossing
of the Minneapolis d Manitoba road last
evening and badly injured. He was taken
TO st. Joseph's hospital, where he secured
surgical aid.
A auintette of Washers, who insulted some
of the chorus girls of the Corsair company
when they leftth opera house, were chased
down Third street last night. but escaped the
thrashing they would have received, because
of police interference.
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the register OF ueeuS Yesterday Dy the Ger
man Club Rooms. The object of the aSsoeia-
ton is sociability after the club style. The
officers are: President, Joseph Kost; vice
president Herman Scheffer, and secretary
and treasurer. M. E. Kost.
Michael O'Connor, aged twenty-one years,
died Mt his home, in West st. Paul, yesterday
morning. Deceased was formerly connected
with the DAILY GLOBE, and recently with the
Daily News, in the capacity of stereotyper.
The funeral win take place tomorrow from
his late residence, % East Fairfield avenue.
Joseph Bennett and Thomas Larkins were
held to the grand jury yesterday on the
charge of breaking into some honse on ST.
Anthony hill. They were held 10 the grand
jury in the sum of $1,000. Larkins was held
on another charge of burglarizing Rafferty's
store. and on this charge he was also bound
over in the sum of 81 900.
The executive committee of the Ramsey
County Democratic club, at a meeting held
last evening. decided, pursuant to the amend
ment to the constitution adopted by the
club at its last meeting. to invite each of the
local Democratic clubs to elect ten represent
atives rs members of an executive commit
| tee. The next meeting will be held Monday,
the 10th inst, when the newly elected mem
bers are expected to be present, asimportant
| business win be presented. --4'