St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-20
GLoBUnEs.

The regular meeting of the common coun-
Gil will be held this evening
| large picture of the late Girart Hewitt
has been placed in the chamber OF COM
meree. ~.
Five births, eleven deaths and four mar
riages were recorded at the health office yes
| terday.
The public lighting Of Robert street. be-
tween Third and Seventh streets, is wretch
edly poor. -
Sheriff Anderson, of Mobiles county, en-
route for saltwater with two prisoners, was
| In the city: yesterday.
| Tennyson's Enoch Arden is capitally por-
| trayed In a series of pictures displayed in the
| window of Seventh street store. ii,
The Sunday School Superintendents'
Union of Ramsey County will meet this
| evening at the First Baptist church.
| Scarlet fever is reported at 9S4 Lexington
avenue and 1o4 Swede Hollow, and diph-
| iberia at 27S Midway street and 615 Lexing-
| ton avenue. n
D. L.. sweeney, a prisoner before the NUM-
| cipal court on the charge of larceny, escaped
| from the '.pen" yesterday through the care
| lessneSs OF an attorney.
K. Armstrong, banker Of st. James, Mimi,
| and wife are at the Merchants. Mr.. Arm
! strong was delegate in congress from Dakota,
nearly twenty years ago. =
Attorney General Clapp was at Red Wing
| Yesterday and Deputy Attorney General
Childs was at Redwood Falls: Both officials
are assisting in the prosecution of murder
| trials.
Patrick Bowlan, who quarreled with his
mo.her-in law over the possession of his
wifes child, was acquitted yesterday at the
municipal court of the charge of assault and
battery.
Judge Brill Yesterday dismissed the suit for
divorce instituted by Matilda Sturnegk
| against Frederick Sturnegk; holding that the
charge of i'll treatment had not been sub
stantiated.
Lieut. W. S. Shank, president of Company
c, M: N. G., has removed to Tacoma, w. T.,
and has rendered his resignation from the
military company with which he was so
prominently identified.
A party was given at the residence of Fl. NJ.
Smythe on Portland avenue last evening,
and Miss Newport and Miss Wilders dancing
and chaTades were the features OF the even
lngs entertainment
The public schools at Manchester, which
were closed last week. owing to the prevail
ence of diphtheria, we G reopened yesterday.
the authorities deciding that there was no
danger of an epidemic.
At a meeting of the board of water. COM
nlisSionerS Yesterday afternoon resolutions
were adopted expressing regret for the
death of Bridget O'Hallorau, daughter of
Hon. Thomas Grace. 1t was decided to at
tend the funeral of the deceased in body;
Tomorrow evening Prof. l.. A. Darling
Will SOunQ the sweet Strains Oh Inc uSH OTSdu
in the First Unitarian church, the occasion
being the organ concert given by himself and
pupils assisted by prominent talent OF the
city.
The council committees on claims, gas and
police held meetings at the city hall yester-
day afternoon anil transacted routine bust
ness. The committee on pcllce purchased
another team for The central patrol wagon at
cost of S425.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John GeiSenhoff and Nellie NJ. King, Gregor
Donssiz and Theresa Ottschweidt Patrick
M. Laughln and Agnes Hickey, George NJ.
Sack and Annie Wagner. Charles X. Thantz
and Emma Rankey.
Schwegler's famous Fantosh troupe proved
q great attraction at the dime museum yes
terday Prof. Angeles bird circus the Al
bino trio and the Circas,ian bird charmer in
the curio, have attracted a great deal OF at
tention.
Officer Billy Wilson last evening dropped
upon crowd who were indulging i'll crap
shooting at a Minnesota street dive. Joseph
McCarty, Joseph Reed. Fred Williams and
John Burns were arrested. and will have a
hearing to-day on charge of gambling.
Officer Grady had hearing before Mayor
Smith yesterday on the charge of disorderly
conduct preferred by George FL. Dyer, of the
firm of Weyi, Brown " Dyer, who was ar
rested by Grady on the charge of indecent
exposure. The mayors decision was with
hnTd