St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22
GLOBULES.

Scarlet fever at 996 Rice street is bulle-
tined at the health Office yesterday.
The West Side of Hope will meet hereafter
in the Clinton Avenue Baptist church.
Four births and three deaths were re
ported at the health office yesterday.
There will be battalion drill by Companies
G, ID and E at the armory Monday evening.
Contractor Lehman has thirty teams and
100 men at work grading State and Robe
streets.
st. Lukes Aid society meets next Wednes-
day with Mrs. Trenholm, 656 Upper Broad
way street.
Water will be shut off on high service to-
day from IL to 3 p. M, in order that the con-
duit may be cleaned.
Bank clearances yesterday, S467. $50; for
the week, So, 294, $50; corresponding week
last year, S4,560,1 57
On Thursday next, April &c. the Entire
Nous CLUB will give the last social hop OF the
season at the hall, Carroll and Louis streets.
A meeting of st. Paul union of the Broth
erhood of Painters and Decorators win be
held Tuesday evening, when a secretary will
be elected.
Mrs John Cogan, wife of the we'll known
resident of that name on the West side, died
suddenly yesterday morning at the residence,
22S Page street.
The ladies who are backing the project to
found cooking school in this city will meet
next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at 25
West Fifth street.
Mrs A. F. Rockwell left for the East last
evening to visit her daughter, Mrs. Grocer, at
Philadelphia. and will be absent from st.
Paul for several weeks.
The Minnesota delegates to the Baptist
convention at Washington, D. c., beginning
May 10 will leave st. Paul on a special train
of Pullman coaches May Ia.
At recent meeting of the Congregational
brotherhood of West st. Panl S. Golden was
A vyiao
dent and A. Talstanog secretary.
Manager E. P. Hilton, of the Olympic saws
the report that he has leased Orchestrion
hall, Minneapolis and will convert it into O
variety theater has no foundation
r. E. Helmick, who resigned the financial
secretaryship Of the st. Paul Y. NJ c. A.
March 1, will be succeeded by w. w McCon-
nell, erstwhile cashier of the Chicago, st.
Paul Il Kansas City railroad on the West
side.
Armstrong, the New York decorator, is
employed on the new saloon of Murphy &
Reber on Third street, adjoining the Mer-
chants bank The decorations are to excel
in magniicence anything of the kind in the
West.
In the police court yesterday Otto Weas-
dite. a tifteen-year-old yagabOn from the
North Rice street district, was sentenced to
the Reform school during his minority for
having stolen a box OF loco motive side
brasses.
A. NJ. Doherty Yesterday sold at auction
lot on Blair street, near Western avenue, to
Peter Currand for So, 500, and lot on North
Carolina street to MIR. Delamere for 1920.
The figures realized indicate healthy mar
ket, Mr.. Doherty thinks.
The chorus choir which renders such eff
fective service at the Munhall revival meet
ings had rehearsal last night at the House
of Hope church under the direction of Prof,
Tower who will conduct the musical features
of the revival hereafter.
Word was received here YESTERDAY that
George I. Turnbull, eldest son of Mr. and
Mrs George W. Turnbull, formerly of this
CITY. died suddenly on Wednesday at Waco.
where he had many friends
The remains of James Roberts. the electric
light lineman, who was killed by an electric
shock while making connection at the cor
ner of Ninth and jackson street Friday
night, were shipped to his former home in
Connecticut yesterday. Acting Coroner
Gurvey decided that no inquest was neces-
sary.
NJ Robinson is the agent for Mrs Han
cocks "Reminiscences of Winfield Scott
Hancock for st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Fort Smelling. Gen. Hancock was stationed
here for quite long time, where he was ex-
ceedingly popular and well known. The,
book will naturally have very liberal sale
here.
All. Rogers has sold for O. F. Sherwood
pa,gh for $4,000. Mr.. Forepaugh intends
improving his holding. He also sold house
and lot on Iglehart street for Mr.. FoOtner for
SO, 800. six lots on Dayton's bluff for $4,000,
and three lots, block 3, Syndicate No. g. for
5000 each.
Company D. n. G. S. NJ. has finally de-
cided not to enter in the competitive drill at
Nashville. The reason assigned is that other
companies which will compete will blossom
out in swell costumes and get credit for it,
while Company d depends upon its superi.
ority in military tactics, and not upon its
clothes, to win.
A special meeting of the city council was
called at z o'clock last night. Ordinances
were passed allowing Karl Simmons permits
sion to make certain alterations to a building
on the southwest corner of Seventh and
Mollars to move building from lot z to lot
5 in block 81. Rice q Irying's addition.
Articles of association of the Freehold
Building and Debenture Association of st.