St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-14
GLOBULES.
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Bank clearings yesterday, S561 1852.
One liquor license, making total of 339,
was issued yesterday.
Six births, one death and eight marriages
were reported yesterday.
The work ..of repaving between the tracks
of the cable line is in progress.
D;phtheria at No. 435 Fuller street and No.
rs sherman street is bulletined at the health
office.
The Red Wing Building association has
amended its articles of incorporation, raising
he capital stock to 100000.
Turner hall has been leased for five years
by the Peoples Theater company and will be
fitted up for theatrical purposes.
A meeting will be held at Superintendent
Kiehle's Office on Friday, April 20, to elect a
president Of the State Normal school at
Moorhead.
The twelfth social hop of the st. Paul
Dancing club will take place at Froiseth's
hail. corner of Payne avenue and Raasey
stseet, Tuesday evening" April II. D
The Workingmens' Independent POLITICAL
club of the Seventh ward, will meet at 1887
Marshall avenue at 8 o'clock tonight to
nominate a candidate for alderman.
The ST. Andrews society met at the
Merchants last night and fixed up a pro-
gramme for the social which viii be given in
Knights of Pythias hall Monday evening.
P P. Lawrence was brou int before Judge
Cory yesterday on complaint OF the state
dairy department for selling adulterated
milk. Hearing was postponed until to-day. q
Jefferson Davis, from Nashville, Tenn. IVES
arrested by Officer Nelson yesterday on sus-
picion of being implicated with Lane in. rob
bling the boot and shoe stock of Foot, Schulze
d Co.
John Clendenning, painter working at
building il the rear Of the union depot, fell
from scaffolding Yesterday morning and
broke his right leg He was taken to st.
Lukes hospital by the central patrol
A telegram from Chicago last evening an
nounces that the remains of Miss Aggie Fitz-
patrick, who died suddenly at Washington
Wednesday evening, will arrive at the union
depot this afternoon at 80 over the Mil
waukee road.
Gov. Nc GiH received letter from C. D. C..
William, of Perham. yesterday III which the
writer said that there were signs OF grass
hopper plague in that place and he wanted
official aid. Gov. McGiu will attend to the
m natter at once.
Secretary H. r. Drumming, of the State
Agricultural society, requests that the
secretaries OF county agricultural socleues
and joint stock associations will send to him
the officers of their associations SO that their
names may be incorporated in the new state
fair premium list.
The Sphinx & Keyes Drug company, of Min
neapolIs, has filed articles OF incorporation:
capital stock, S25, 900; limit OF indebtedness,
half its capital stock; incorporators, James
L. Sphinx, Alice M. SPHINX Charles W. KeyeS
and John IT, Nickel. all of Minneapolis.
Frank Jaudi, an italian laborer employed
on the Winnifred street sewer, fell from
scaffolding yesterday, forenoon and was Sc
verely injured about the head and shoulders
He was removed to his home at the corner of
Third and Franklin streets by the Ducas
street patrol.
John DAILY, accused of attempting to rob
James Johnson on Minnesota street Thurs
day night was held by Judge Cory in 81 ,0G0
hai Johnson
sent to the workhouse on charge OF drunk
enneSS and will be detained as witness.
Both are street laborers.
A brace of drunken toughs engaged in
free fight in John NormaD's saloon, Fillmore
avenue. West St Paul, Yesterday afternoon,
with the result that besides Furnishing them
selves well they succeeded in demollShlng
the glass front of the establishment. Two
arrests were made.
There will be meeting of the leyee com
mittee of the Citizens union at l O'Clock to-
day at Paul Martin u Co. IS Office, corner Fair
field and Dakota avenues. The following
gentlemen are on that committee: c. h.
Marvin. Paul Martin, E. r. Bryant. Joseph
Minea, Il. A. Durkee, c: Llneau, ID. ).
Peters, William Bole John V. /. Dodd and
James Starkey.
IA hearing of property owners on the pro
posed opening and widening of Stufgisg
Street to width of sixty feet, between West
ern avenue and Douglas street, was before
the board OF public works yesterday. a ma
jority of those present favored the improve
ment but the matter was adjourned for q.
further hearing to April 81 at 2 p. m.
Prof. j. W. Dickinson, director of the
Minneapolis School Of Oratory, gave select
elcoutionary reading by special request to
the senior classes at st. Joseph's academy
yesterday Among the six home educational
institutions, where instruction has been
given during the winter months, he has held
monthly classes formed of the senior students
at st. Thomas seminary, Merriam Park. II :
In reply to inquiry from Supt. Kiehle as to.
the manner of carrying out the law passed
at the last session OF the legislature on tenn,
perance instruction, a letter was received
yesterday from S. C. Page, W.. E. Goodrich
and J. N. Wood, the committee Of the board
of education of Aneka, saying that the sub
iect is scientifically taught and the teachers
have tried to carry out the method as eff
cientlYs in any other branch Of study. In
the lowe: Grades. but all pupils are required
to seeuH1 ute certificates before being ex-
cused fl Ia the study.