St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-08
GLOBULES.

Scarlet fever prevails at the corner of
Twelfth and Jackson streets.
Twelve births and six marriages were re-
corded at the health office yesterday.
marriage license was issued yesterday to
Jacob Due Sorenson and Carrie Peterson.
A small fire in the Union block called out
the department yesterday. The damage was
slight.
Bills allowed by the board Of education to
the amount of S42, 900 will be paid by the
city treasurer to-day
The Minnesota Breeders Association will
hold meeting at w. L. McGrath's, at two
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
The annual meeting of the st. Paul Bar
association will be held in the district court
room this evening at o'clock.
The Hamline Citizens union will give an
oyster supper and social this evening, on the
occasion of the opening of the public hall.
Rev. II. o. Rowland will preach tomorrow
at the First Baptist church. He is the sue
ceSsful pastor of the large and f1ourlShing
church at Elgin, III.
Frederick Bollenbeck, the expressman who
was struck by Manitoba train Thursday
night, sustaining serious fracture Of the
SKULL is still alive at the city hospital.
The meeting of the Primary Union of Sun
day-School teachers will be held in the
Y. M. c. A. at $3.50 p. m. The adult class
will meet at 4:3O p. NJ, under Rev. T.. G.
Horton.
The ladies of the Church of the Good
Shepherd. corner of Twelfth and Cedar
streets, will have a sale of useful and fancy
articles. in the school room, this afternoon
and evening.
A meeting of gentlemen interested in the
organization of q national Irish-Ameriean
club will be held tomorrow afternoon at
Grand Army hall. Sixth street, between Jack
son and Sibley.
Adjutant General seeley yesterday &C.
+l,o of Toa Wit md
j. L. Wakefield of Litchfield, respectively
captain and first lieutenant in the First in
fantry regiment
Engineer E. j. Clark, Of the Wisconsin
Central. who received injuries about the
head by coming in contact with projection
from the Seventh street bridge, died yester-
day at the Homeopathic hospital.
The baked bean social to be given by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Epworth NJ E.
church. at the residence of Mr.. William r.
Tostevin, No. 448 Fuller street this evening,
promises TO be an enjoyable affair.
The Olson case win be resumed Monday
morning, provided Juror Nicols is able to
take his seat i'll the box. DIR. Wltherle re-
ports that the patient is doing well, and
hopes that he Will be able to attend court
Monday.
Counsel for the Barrett brothers. under
sentence OF death for murder have filed sup
Elementary briefs in the case ofPeterBarrett.
Attorney General Clapp will file another
brief in reply and the supreme court will
| give final decision on this case.
The relief Society has been compelled to
| turn away unrelieyed. needy and worthy ap-
| plicants for warm clothing. sheets and
| quilts. Several Indian families. encamped
| within the city limits, are in a suffering con-
| Cition for want of bed covering and clothing
| for children.
II. Oppenheim, son of Ansel Oppenheim,
and viii Dixon have composed a new
| opera entitled ''Cagliostro" Those who
have heard the music pronounce it unusally
| tuneful. and Prof. Brooke. of the Peoples,
thinks so highly of it that he will play the
| overture at the Peoples during Christmas
! week.
The funeral services of Miss Louisa NJ.
Riggs will take place at 8 p m to-day, from
the family residence, corner Arundal street str! ct
and selby avenue, Miss Riggs was the e, sister
| an invalid during the past few years was
| endeared to her friends by her amiable
| qualities, and intelligence.