St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-27
GLOBULES.

Two births, four deaths and one marriage
yesterday.
The spring term of the supreme court will
convene April 3.
Easter vacation in the public schools began
yesterday and will continue one week.
John Curin and Adam Smith, rival hotel
runners, were fined SIS each for fighting.
The committee appointed to revise the
probate laws of the state has concluded its
labors.
meeting of the West Seventh Street Dis
trict union will be held at A. o. U. W. hall
this evening.
Diphtheria lis reported at 627 Jessamine
street. q Sherburne avenue and 7l9 Stew
art avenue.
III. D. Cormack, charged with cutting Henry
PendergraSt. was discharged III municipal
court yesterday.
Judge William L. Kelly's youngest daugh-
ter. Angela, aged eight years, is seriously i'll
with diDhtheria.
The Jewish feast of the Passover COM
menced last evening and VIII continue until
the evening of April 3.
Only the grip cars were running on the
cable line here yesterday, as it was not
deemed safe or wise to attach the others.
The police and fire departments will be paid
on Saturday between the hours Of l and 2
o'clock; school teachers between 80 and
2:3O.
William Smith, Chas. johnson and Bernard
Body raised disturbance III the Salvation
Army hall night before last and paid Sis
each for the privilege yesterday.
Pat McDonough, Tom O'Maley and Stephen
O'Toole bothered the Duluth railroad yard
night Waterman, and Judge Cory severely
reprimanded them in court yesterday
At the Grand opera on next Sunday morn
ing Rev. DR.. Smith will preach more espe-
cially for the members OF Damascus COM
mandery, K IT,, who will attend in a body.
The funeral of Elk Gov. Austin's daughter,
Miss Ida, who died few days since at Colo
RADIO Springs. occurred yesterday from the
family residence, harrington avenue, being
attended by large number of sorrowing
friends
A large force of men was busy yesterday
removing the beautiful snow from the streets
and roofs of houses. The snowfall was I'M
usually heavy and everything in this city is
on runners again.
Rev. DR. Christie will give a free lecture at
the First Presbyterian church this evening,
his subject being Robert Burns The
Young Peoples society of the church has
the arrangements in charge and Will be CRATE
full for any financial assistance toward the
project of refurnishing the present build
ing, which they hope to accomplish.
Col Bobleter has mustered in the Metro
politan band, of this city, for the Second reg
iment, Minnesota national guard, band,
in the place of the old band which was sta
toned at Mankato and was mustered out two
weeks ago During the month OF May the
band will make tour of those cities in which
are located companies of the Second reg
iment.
The First Presbyterian Church of Currie,
Minn., and the Clare-Speaker company have
fled articles of incorporation in the secretary
of states Office. The principal Office of the
Clare-Speaker company is to be at Minneapo-
lis and the capital 100000. William G.
Clare and Peter c. Speaker, of Minneapolis,
and Charles S. Wheeler, OF Chicago, are the
incorporates.
W. N Carey u Son have been awarded
contract to drill 1000 feet or more for the
Jordan Mining company. of Jordan, Mimi,
the object being TO prospect for coal or gas.
Thus far the indications OF success are good,
as coal has already been found in small guam
titles. Work will probably begin about the
middle of April The Mining company is
composed of some OF Jordan's most promi-
nent citizens.