St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-08
GLOBULES.
Bank clearanees yesterday. s752, 534.

making a total Of 344.
The common council will meet tonight
and canvass the votes cast at the recent cleo
ton.
Seventeen births, seven deaths and one
marriage were reported at the health Office
yesterday
Aurora Chautauqua circle will meet this
evening at the residence of Rev. Henry
Elliot, - Alice street.
Scarlet fever al GIL Western avenue, and
diphtheria at 202 Minnehaha street, are bull
letined ut the health Office.
A meeting of the Young PEOPLES Guild of
st: Johns church will he held at Bernard
school this evening at o'clock
The West Seventh Street District union will
meet at A. o. Z. W. hall, corner Western ave
nue. and West Seventh street. tonight.
The Euphony orchestra, assisted by local
talent of prominence, will give n concert
ar the Marion Street NJ. Z. chapel this even
ing.
of Excelsior Lodge No. 60, l. O. o. F., last
evening. collation. was served after the
exercises.
Peter Chamberlain yesterday got ninety
Gays Tor steal n : q seal plush Sacque and
Talise from the United States hotel, on the
West side.
William Telkey was yesterday sentenced to
the work house for ninety days for stealing a
set Of harness from Mrs. Hammerlund, SAT
Carroll street.
Judee Cory yesterday sentenced Sam Co.
hen, eleven years old, 10 the reform school,
for stealing IS from the till of q grocery store
on Rice street.
A shed in the rear of No. 392 West Third
street caught fire early yesterday morning,
and the department was called out. The
damage was slight.
DR.. Hoyt yesterday amputated the right leg
of Joseph iIaggerty, engineer for the st.
Paul Storage company who was caught in
the shafting week ago and mangled.
Rev. W. S. Vail delivered the last lecture
i'll the North Star Chautauqua course last
evening at Hebron Baptist church. The
subject treated was Hawthorne at Home
Joseph st. German was locked up at the
Ducas street station yesterday, accused of
wife heating. ana was subsequently sen
fenced by Judge Cory TO the wOlk house for
thirty days.
Of p. hall, G3 East Fntl street, under the
auspices of the Knights of Pythias Transient
Relief corps. Music was furnished by Fred
Wills orchestra.
Insurance Commissioner ShandreW yeSter-
day authorized the British Foreign Marine In
strance company, of Liverpool, England,
and the Provident Fund society, of New
York. to do business in Minnesota.
II. ". Clarke, III company with ST. Paul
party, will go into the business OF raising
dogs, horses and cattle at Forest Lake SOON
Mr.. Clarke was formerly superintendent of
the Northwestern Eennel clubs quarters.
Al the meeting or the Indiana club in the
pGrlors OF the Merchants last evening there
was a general discussion of features to be
provided for an entertainment, to be given
under the auspices of the club, but nothing
definite was decided upon.
Frank Benson, a roomer in the Blakemore
block, fell from the fourth to the second
floor forty feet, down the stairway last night,
and sustained serious but not fatal injuries
He was badly cut about the head and Shout
ders.
Teachers institutes will be held this week
as follows: Norris, Stevens county, ". F.
Rocheleau, conductor; Lake Benton. Lincoln
county, C. ". T. Hyde, conductor; orion.
vile, Big Stone county, j. T. Cleary, con-
ductor.
The story of the latest encounter between
c. Tyson Butcher and Commissioner McCaf-
ferty is said to be wholly fiction. Judge Nc
Cafferty was out of the city at the time when
he is alleged to have been the object of Mr.
Butchers wrath.
The regular meeting of the Ramsey County
Democratic club will be held i'll the munich
,portant business will be transacted and all
members of the club, as well as those desir-
ing 10 join, are requested to be present.
County Auditor Kahn yesterday sold de-
Hnquent tax. judgments for 1856 in the
First. Second and Third wards. The sale
was light and most of the property was bid
in by the state, making it redeemable any
time. Six pieces of property were sold.
The charge against John McNUlty. one of
the men found in Dennis Ryan's cellar early
Sunday morning, was changed from at
tempted burglary to disorderiy conduct in
the police court Yesterday, and he was SEN
tened 10 the work house for ninety days.
The Gltchegumee Gold and Silver Mining
company, of Minneapolis filed articles of in
corporation in the office of the secretary of
state Yesterday. Capital stock, s., 100000:
limited Indebtedness, SO 900. Incorporat-
p ors: AT. Olmsted, Minneapolis; H. j. G.
perior, Wis. ; Fred j. Bletcher and l. Kauf-
man, Ashland, Wis.
female, shrouded in white and seated
in an open barouche drawn by two mettle-
sons. horses, attracted great deal of atten-
ton from pedestrians yesterday afternoon on
the principal streets of the Sanity City.
Considerable speculation was INDUCED in
SIS to her identity, and for the benefit of the
curious 1t is stated that the turnout was
clever advertising scheme of the managers of
'She."
The people of st. Paul notice with surprise
and pleasure that vacant lots in the heart of
the city are rapidly filling up, and miserable
shanties are giving way rapidly to new and
handsome billings The latest building per
nit of interest was issued yesterday TO the
st. Peter Street Improvement company to
erect handsome six-story brick block for
business and residence purposes. on Tenth
and ST. Peter Streets to cost SIPS 900.
Lieut.. Woodruff of the signal service, and
his assistant, Alexander McAdie, left last
evening for Washington, where the former
will resume his duties in the indications di-
vision of the central office. Both Of these
gentlemen have made many warm friends
here, and before leaving Lieut.. Woodruff re-
ceiyed handsome testimonial to his many
good qualities in the shape of gold pen,
presented by his colleagues in the local signal
service Office. 1t is expected that the indica-
tons Office will be reopened some time next
october and that Lieut. Woodruff will then
return to st. Paul