St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-01
GLOBULES.

One liquor license was issued yesterday,
making total OF 346.
Diphtheria at No. 1S6 East Fairfield ave-
nue. is bulletined at the health Office.
Seventeen births, four deaths and five mar
riages were bulletined at the health Office
yesterday.
The annual meeting of the Old Settlers
association will be held at the capitol at
noon to-day.
Mary Wandra and Elizabeth Morton were
yesterday adjudged insane and sent to the
asylum at Rochester.
City Treasurer Refs paid $50, 900 yesterday
in monthly salaries to the police and fire de-
partments and city officials.
The St. Paul Ideals will meet at Whitney's
music store tonight at s O'Clock. 1t is de-
sired that all those who take part attend.
DR.. Werner Hampstead, of Brainerd, was
Yesterday commissioned as surgeon of the
Third regiment, Minnesota National guard.
The Young Peoples Association of the
Central Park church will give an entertain
ment this evening. shakespeare" will be
the theme of discussion.
Rance Doenze a bachelor, slipped down
and broke his right leg in coming out of
doorway at the corner of Conway and God
frey streets last night He was taken to the
city hospital by the Margaret street patrol.
The annual election of officers of the East
ST. Paul Taxpayers association will be held
this evening. The polls will be open from
to O'Clock. All members are requested to
be present.
AdSt. Gen. Seeley will visit Lakeview Satur-
day, June 8, to inspect the camp arrange
ments, In company with several staff officers.
Everything is expected to be in readiness to
receive the troops at that time.
First Lieut.. j. j. Maginnis, of st. Paul, and
Second Lieut.. c. c. Bennett, of Minneapolis
passed very creditable examinations and
the First battery, Minnesota National guard
One of the smallpox patients on Striker
avenue has entirely recovered, and another
on Congress street is convalescent. The
quarantine has been raised from the house
on Stryker avenue. The health Office is vac
cinating people free of charge.
The board of public works will report ad-
versely on the order to change the grade of
Plum street. Favorable reports will be made
in the matter of sewering Martin street. from
Rice to Mackubin, and opening alleys in
blocks and 6, Woodland Park.
The ST. Paul High School Debating and
Evolutionary society will resolve itself into a
mock national Republican convention, to be
held in the Assembly hall of the High school
this evening. All friends and patrons of the
school and society are invited to attend
At meeting of the directors of the st.
Paul National bank, held yesterday Col. @.
w. Griggs resigned as vice president, his bus
| mess calling him to Tacoma, W. T. F. W.
Anderson was elected vice president, and A.
| c. Anderson was elected cashier.
| In the police court yesterday John A. Ran
| dali. painter, who stabbed Hackman James
| Igo in front of the opera house a week ago.
was arraigned for hearing. The evidence
| showed that the assault was provoked and
| Judge Cory sentenced Randall to the work
| house for sixty days.
The building inspector issued a permit
| yesterday for the erection of millionaire
| James j. Hills new residence on Summit av-
| enue, near Selby. The cost is fixed in the
| permit at 1925, 600. but it will probably be
| nearer $500, 900. 1t will be the finest and
| most costly dwelling in the Northwest
Several valuable law works were received
yesterday at the state library, including Liv-
ingston's Law journal, volumes; Western
Law Journal 10 volumes; American Law
| Record. I5 volumes; American Law Maga-
zine, volumes; Law Intelligencer, 3 vol
umes; Collectan@ Juridica, volumes;
United States Jurist, 3 volumes; Forum,
volumes; American Law Journal, 4 vol
| umes; Quarterly Law Journal, 8 volumes,
and New Jersey Law journal, 10 volumes.