St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-09
S. White, E. F. Kendrick; flowers,
Charles ID. Parker, r. V. Pratt. 1. M.
Prescott.
GLOBUIES.


Six births and eight deaths were reported
at the health Office yesterday
Scarlet fever at No. SIS Dayton avenue i:
bulletined at the health Office
Liquor License No. 345 was issued yester
day to Flaherty d Dawson, 356 Minnesots
street.
The colored Republican club will meet al
me rooms OF the Young Mems Republican
club this evening.
In the municipal court yesterday H. Albert
tloon d Leveross and Sam Frank were ar
raigned for keeping their stores open on
IiSunday.
The new South st. Paul motor will be
gwen trial trip this afternoon. j. Fl. Law.
renee has invited several persons from ST.
Paul and Minneapolis to go to South st.
Paul in the II O'Clock train to witness the
operation.
The grand jury did not indict Ida Peterson,
whose child was found dead in lumber
yard. 1t IS claimed that she is suffering from
puerperal mania, and left the child there
without realizing her action.
The Capital City club will give a May
party Thursday evening, May 10, at Society
hall, Drake block. As this is the last social
hop OF the season, the members of the club
will endeavor to make it as enjoyable as pos
slble in every respect.
A meeting of the property owners inter
ested in the st. Peter street improvement
was held yesterday afternoon, and the fol-
lowing directors were elected: DR.. II.
Hutchinson. DR.. j. F. Fuller, j. r. McMur-
ran. II. E. Wedelstaedt P. V. Dwyer, Fl. P
Goodenow and A. G. Postlethwaite.
Stockholders of the Northwestern Fuel
company. at their annual meeting Yesterday,
elected the old board of directors, who sub
sequently chose the following officers of the
corporation: Z. n. Saunders, president and
treasurer; A. c. Jones. vice president; H. Y.
Smith, secretary, and Ii. r. Cocker. assistant
treasurer
Ed Malloy and Ed Flanagan. the shop
llfters, were examined by Judge Cory yester-
day and bound over to the grand jury in
$1,000 bail each. Pat Mahoney, believed to
be one OF the gang, was discharged. The
cases against Colmanson u Conan, keepers
OF The fence" where the stolen goods were
discovered, were continued until to-day.
The last entertainment of the season, under
the auspices of st. Andrews society, will be
Peter streets, Saturday evening. The BARNS
father family, who have the reputation of
being artistic delineators of Scottish song and
story, and who are said to be the only family
OF Scottish yocalists now living, will be the
chief attraction of the evening. They have
programme OF twenty-five numbers.
President Robert Harris, of the Northern
Pacific, accompanied by a party of friends,
arrived in the city yesterday from the East
in special car and went to apartments that
had been secured for them at the Ryan. The
party COMPRISES f. II. Wheeler, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. Wadsworth, of Chicago; Mrs. G.
NJ. Paine, of Oshkosh. Wis; Miss Emily C.
Harris, New York; Mrs. j. II. Haines, Mrs. S.
II. Phillips and S. W. Phillips, of Boston.
Messrs. P. r. L. Hardenbergh, C. W.
Hackett, William Lindeke, Gustav
Willius and j. P. Moore, directors of the
corporation known as the ST. Paul q Mime
apolis Rapid Transit company, have
petitioned the council to order its street COM
mittee to take action of some kind upon the
petition for franchise for an elevated road
between the Twin Cities, matter that was
referred to the committee some eight months
since.
The marriage of Anthony Stumer and Miss
Terese Hill was celebrated at the German
Catholic church yesterday morning. AS the
bridal party left the church to enter the
carriages an umbrella frightened a span
of horses attached to one of the vehicles and
they started on runaway down Ninth street.
At the corner of st. Peter the horses dashed
through the plate-glass window of Schroed-
er's grocery store, and came to a halt. No
other damage was DONE