St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02
GLOBULES.

Four deaths and six births were reported at
the health Office yesterday.
The city treasurer paid Sl3,67S.47 to the
police yesterday, and Sl4, 265 SO to the fire
department.
Pat Doyle, a brakeman on the Omaha, had
his left hand badly crushed yesterday while
coupling cars.
Two excited individuals fighting at the
corner of Broadway and Fifth streets last
night were arrested.
An incipient blaze in a house on Bradley
street called out the department yesterday
about noon. No damage was done.
Instead of C. j. Meyers being drowned
near Banholzer's brewery Friday afternoon,
as reported, it was his nineyear-old son
"Heartie."
The ladies of Garfield Woman's Relief
Corps No. D will give a supper at Post hall,
1S3 East Sixth street, Saturday, Sept. s, from
to 1880 p. m.
Drs. Murphy and Hoy amputated part of
the left hand OF a Duluth brakeman yester-
day who was injured at Gladstone. His name
was not learned.
Richard Toland is the name of the man III
jured by the Manitoba switch engine Friday
night, particulars of which appeared in the
GLOBE of yesterday.
Pat Killen's Congress of Novelties will be
the feature at the Olympic this week, and the
Northwestern champion will give an exhibi
ton each evening with John Ii. Clark.
The Gospel Temperance union, No. 20
East Seventh street, will hold a meeting for
deaf mutes this morning at 1880. Special
song service this afternoon at o'clock.
There will be strong attractions at the dime
museum this week, it being the opening OF
the fall and winter season. Upon the lower
stage ''Muldoon's Picnic will be presented.
Aeker Post No. ,. G. A. R., will meet at
their hall tomorrow evening to select Off
GERS for the different companies of the post
that will participate in sham battle the 18th
inst.
There will be meeting for men only at the
streets, at 4 O'Clock p. m. Special music
will be furnished by the Fisk University
Glee club.
The Fisk University Glee club, of Nash
vile, Tenn, will give grand jubilee concert
at the Plymouth church. corner of Summit
avenue and Wabasha street, Thursday even
ing, Sept. 3, at So'clock.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
II. j. Larson and Valley Salvesen, Philip j.
Garb and Catherine A. Grace, Peter o. Han
sen and Hansene Rosenberg, and Samuel
Bone and Messiana BOhn.
Rev. Hudson Taylor, founder of the China
Inland mission will pass through ST. Paul
Thursday, Sept. 6, instead of Wednesday, as
previously announced, and he Will deliver
an address under the auspices of the Y. NJ
c. A.
A divorce is demanded by Mis-. Carrie R
u.
whom she accuses of Incorporate habits, and
asks for the custody of their three-year-old
child. They were married in Davenport in
1875.
a man giving his name as Charles Meagen,
living OIL Oakdale avenue in West st. Paul,
was found under the Robert street bridge at
II 30 p. m. last night. He was pretty badly
used up and said that ne was Knocked down
and beaten with a coupling pin.
The reunion of the Seventh Minnesota
Veteran association will be held at the state
fair grounds the 18th inst: The regiment
will be addressed by its old commander, Gen.
William r. Marshall. The veterans will re-
main in camp and participate in the sham
battle on the 18th.
The Peoples church will resume services
at the Grand Opera house to-day at IL a. m.
This morning large selected choir will
render "Te Deum Laudamus," arranged by
Prof. Frank Wood from Beethoven's first
concerto for piano and orchestra, which has
been rehcarsed under Mr. Wood, who will
be assisted in the accompaniment by a por-
ton of Seibert's orchestra.