St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-25
GLOBULES.

Eleven births and seven deaths were re-
corded at the health Office yesterday.
The city treasurer yesterday paid out
$4,000, on interest coupons to city bonds.
The st. Andrews society met at the Mer-
chants last evening. and decided to give their
annual ball next Friday evening.
Frank Kelley, of 525 Ellen street, wishes
1t understood that he is not the man who
was arrested for keeping a dsorderly house.
There will be public installation of the
officers to be elected next Sunday by st.
Paul Division No. 40. Order of Railway Con-
ductors.
Pioneer Lodge ESQ, Sons of st. George
will hold it's annual meeting tomorrow even,
ing, when officers will be chosen for the'en-
suing year.
Representatives of Garfield, Burchard,
Acker and Ord posts OF the G. A. r., held
meeting last evening in the Garfield Post
hall, when the details were discussed for
holding the annual encampment.
The man who was arrested by Sergt.
Bowdle at Merriam Park Friday, and who
says. his name is David Day Woodruff. is
still in the county Jail awaiting an examna-
ton for insanity, which will be held to NOR
row.
At Standard hall, next Friday evening,
will occur the first of a series of parties, to
be given by the Allegro club to its members.
Prof. Wills orchestra will be i'll attendance,
and Beals will attend to the floral deeora-
tons.
The Minneapolis Light Infantry associa-
ton with capital stock of 100000 was
incorporated yesterday by s. l.. Armory, It.
p. A. Howe, w. A. Hemphill, Fl. F. Wyman
and w. G. Goodnow.
William j. Murnane. who is we'll known in
this city. will be united in marriage to Miss
Minnie Elayne Purcell next Tuesday after
noon. at D. m., in the cathedral. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murnane will be at home to friends
after the 1st of December.
Wills orcheStra of thirty niaoes will pfva
its first concert this afternoon at 3 O'Clock in
the Peoples theater. Beethoyens second
symphony, the overture to "Frieschutz" and
recollections of ''Tanuhauser'' will be among
the features of the occasion.
Dan O'Brien was in the municipal court
yesterday charged with assaulting Officer
Delosso at dance in Market hall. O'Brien
was recently released from the state peni
Tertiary. where he served a years sentence
for robbing West Side saloon keeper.
Willie Hartman, an incorrigible West Side
youth. was sentenced to the reform school
yesterday. He was arrested with three other
boys, Joseph Kornish, John Rosenthal and
Joe Hartman. charged with the larceny of o
| pair of pants from Dakota avenue store.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
! Michael Conlin and Mary Nolan. Michael
| Gilteman and Kitty Murphy, Daniel Hart and
| Mary Rhon, Hugh l.. Walls and Elizabeth
| NJ Bradley Richard Anderson and Hilda A.
| Anderson d. j. Sullivan and Katie Maloney,
| Travoli Andre and Lucia Pilon. Andrew
| Hanson and Sophia Marcussen.
! State Treasurer Bobleter's condition is
| such as to give his friends cause for alarm.
| Wednesday the colonel was suddenly seized
| with a fit of sickness, was Immediately re-
| moved home and has since been confined to
| his bed. The doctor has had some difficulty
| in diagnosing the cause of the sickness, and
| jaundice is now feared.