St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-17
GhoBULEs.
Register to-day.

Register to-day.
The city council will meet tonight.
Bank clearances yesterday, S737, 702.
Diphtheria at the corner of Fairfield ave-
nue. and Eva street is bullitened at the health
Office.
One birth, four deaths and eleven mar
riages was the score at the health Office yes
terday.
The Ramsey County CoIored league will
evening.
The council committees on police and
claims met yesterday and transacted routine
business.
The Relief society will hold its regular
quarterly meeting this afternoon at clock
at AL East Ninth street.
Miss Bertha Won Gelder, assisted by Paul
Stoeving, will give amusicale at Fords ware
rooms Thursday evening.
The Young Peoples Social Circle of Gin
ton Avenue NJ. E. church will give social in
the church parlors this evening.
The meeting of the board of regents of the
State university, which was set for Wednes
day, has been postponed until April %.
The directorate of the Home of the Friend
less held special meeting yesterday morn
ing, the business transacted, however, not
being of public interest.
Forty-four permits to build were issued by
| the building inspector yesterday, being the
largest number of permits issued in one day
since the office was organized.
John Daily, for attempting to rob James
| johnson on Minnesota street last Friday
night, was yesterday sentenced to the work
house for ninety days by Judge Cory.
| The contract for paving Laurel avenue,
| from Nina avenue to Dale street, was
awarded by the board of public works yes
terday to James ForrestaI for $2S, $50.
Mayor Smith Yesterday appointed Alexan-
der Ramsey. q. ?. Upham and B. F. Wright
to be directors of the st. Paul public library
for the term of three years, beginning May l.
Andrew Flaherty, accused of assaulting
Stephen O'Toole with knife at the corner
of Third and Commercial streets Sunday
night, was discharged by Judge Cory yester
day.
At the annual meeting of the ST. Paul Gas
Light company held Yesterday morning Cen.
FL. H. Sibley was reelected president, E., T.
Frost vice president, and Morgan Brooks
secretary and treasurer
Mrs. Ellen Leavitt, who was abandoned by
her husband. ex-Polieeman Leay1tt, returned
yesterday from Milwaukee, whittier she went
to prosecute her faithless spouse, having &C.
complished her purpose. Is
Residents and owners of property on Day
ton avenue will meet this evening at the
engine house, Selby avenue and Mackubin
street, to devise ways and means for clean
ing that thOrOughfare and abating the dust
nuisance. 81
Mike Churchill. young stonecutter who
got drunk and snatched silver watch from
Benjamin Eals on Seventh and Minnesota
streets Sunday night, pleaded guilty to simple
larceny before Judge Cory, and went out for
ninety days.
at the suggestion ofSupt Hutchins, of the
Humane society, Chief Clark has instructed
the police not to allow the sale of newspa-
pers on the streets by young girls. It's
claimed that the newsgirls are thrown into
bad company and educated to fast life. n
The movementto organize rifle club in this
city will take definite shape this evening.
when a meeting will be held at the Office of
Dr. E. II. Whitcombe, Jackson and Seventh
streets. The committee which was appointed
to select grounds suitable ior a range will re-
port as to its success.
In the municipal court yesterday II. Meyer
and j. r. Hand, West side horsedealers, were
arraigned on complaint of Clement Vandell,
a Dakota county farmer, charged with swim
ding him in a horse trade out of a horse val
ued at SI40, and $40 in cash. Hearing of
the case was continued until Thursday. bail
for each of the prisoners heing fixed at $500.