St. Paul daily globe., 1888-04-28
West side and set back the work Of paving
Dakota avenue

Dakota avenue.
Scarlet fever at No. 424 Lawson street and
No. 200 Martin stree& and diphther1a at No.
$50 Rivoli street, were reported at the health
OH ce yesterday.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued Yesterday by the clerk of the district
court, all the parties being of ST.. Paul:
Matthias Brian and Lena Poodle; Paul Pfelz
and Bertha Tetclaf.
Resolutions on the death Of the late r.. B.
Rice were adopted by the Trades and Labor
assembly at its meeting last evening ana the
hall ordered draped in mourning Business
generally was reported dull, the outlook,
however, being promising.
Joseph Dixon, a brakeman on the Chicago,
st. Paul Il Kansas City road, had his right
foot crushed yesterday. He was removed to
st. Luke's hospital, and DR.. Millard ampu
tated the injured member Dixon is twenty
five years old and lives at Keppa, Illinois. +,
Supporters of the ticket which the ProM-
bitlonists have put IN the field will hold ia
ratification meeting and pow WOW at Relief
hall on Ninth street this evening. Addresses
third party and the musical accessories wall
be furnished by the Fisk quartette, OF Mime
apolis.
Antonio Bucci and Emedis Digoved,
Italians, quarreled on ST. Peter street Thurs
day night, and Bucci drew a stiletto and
stabbed at Digovedi, inficting slight wound
in the neck. They were arrested. but in the
police court yesterday morning DigOyedi
showed no disposition to prosecute, and
Bucci was discharged.
The horse and carriage belonging to Cole
man j. Flaherty, which so mysteriously dis
appeared from in front of the city hall
Thursday afternoon, were found at K. P.
Cullen's livery barn on West Fourth street
yesterday morning. An employe OF the city
engineer s office had driven off with the rig
under the impression that it was the city en-
gineer's.
Market Master OReagan arrested Israel
Sadosky and Henry Susan. two fish mongers
from Hastings, yesterday morning, on a
charge of violating the health ordinance in
trying to dispose of .putrid fish. Samples of
the fish were brought up to Judge Cory for
examination, and the case was dismissed on
condition that no more of the fish be sold.
The matter of opening and widening Sur
gis street to width of sixty feet, between
Western avenue and Douglas street. which
has been before the board Of public works
for several years, was brought up for final
consideration yesterday. A number OF prop
erty owners were given hearing by the
board, and the assessments for the improve
ment were fixed upon and completed.
Bishop Ireland has returned from LIE Sueur.
A reporter for the GLOBE was unable to
reach him last night, but to others who
talked with him on the subject he would
neither deny nor affirm the report just pub
lished in the GLOBE, that the formal an
nouncement of his having been created arch
bishop had reached him from the sacred col
lege Of the Propaganda at Rome.
At Market hall this evening Mr.. H. H.
Ragan will give the penultimate. lecture OF
the course in st. Paul, his subject being
'sVenice, Milan and the Italian Lakes" The
entertainment will be magnificently Illus
the discomforts of travel, and no doubt will
draw liberal patronage. The, last OF the
course will be given Monday evening,
Michael Angelo being the subject.