St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-01
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

SAYINGS AND DOINGS.
The state school funds will be appor-
toned next Monday.
The council committee on streets will
| meet at the city hall tonight.
The st. Paul Pleasure club will give
ball at Gray's hall tomorrow evening.
What plots for realistic novels Emile
lola could get by living a few days in
Minnesota! IA =
The Oak Leaf Dancing club gave a
hop at Lucker's hall, Dayton's bluff,
last evening. 81
The First battery, M. N. g.. will en-
liven its friends with hop at the ar
mory tonight.
The board of directors of the Presby-
terrain alliance will meet tonight at the
House of Hope.
Scarlet fever is reported yesterday at
s89 Selby avenue, and diphtheria at SS5
Reaney street.
! Seven births. SIX deaths and four
marriages were bulletined at the health
btfice yesterday.
Miss Madge White gave a german last
evening at the family residence, S6
Western avenue north. >, -
: Judge BriSbin takes peSSimiStic
view of the weather, saying we shall
pay dearly for it later on. -.
Bank cIearings yesterday, S64., 9Os. o5;
for February, 81, ,664.9S; for Feb
ruary. 1883, s13, 935,424.17.
Visitors from Duluth say that Col.
Glenn has decided not to locate his
boiler works. there, having sold out to
other'p parties.
The last of the series Of socials und er
no n raf fhn i
will. be given tomorrow evening at 7
West Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Fulton entertained
a progressive euchfe party last evening
at their home. SOL Oakland avenue.
Twelve tables were served.
At the High school this evening Gen,
Andrews will relate his personal recol-
lections of the eloquence of Webster,
ChOate, Everett and Sumner.
John G. Woolley, the noted temper
ance evangelist, will address gospel
temperance meeting this evening at
7:45 at the House of Hope church.
A meeting in the interest of mission
work will be held at the Y. NC. A.
rooms tonight, at which an address
will be delivered by Thomas Cochran Jr.
Ignatius Donnelly, G. Tyson Butcher
and w. E. Bramhall walked arin-in-arm
down Wabasha street yesterday after
noon. Three of kind, and hard hand
to fill.
What an easy matter it would be in
the present condition of the streets to
get big street sweeper, clear off all
the mud and dump it all into the Mis-
SiSsippl. -
There will be souvenir matinee at
Newmarket tomorrow afternoon, each
InHx n&f Ill
sour Baby" "a Parlor Match is the
attraction.
Theodore G.. Parker, assistant city at
torney, received the intelligence yester-
day of the death of his youngest sister,
Miss Lavina Parker. at Convenient. St.
Lawrence county, n. Y.
Members of Acker Post No. 81 and
Garfield Post No. 8, GA. R., will visit
George n. Morgan Post, Minneapolis,
this evening. leaving the union depot at
7:30 on the Manitoba railroad.
There will be meeting of the
Woman's Dispensary Aid society, for
the purpose of reconsidering the consti-
tuition, tomorrow, at $50 p. m, in the
dispensary building, 204 West Ninth
street.
The board of public works yesterday
awarded contracts to David Joseph for
sprinkling the Third and Fifth districts
at 33 cents per 100 feet per week, and
to Thomas Reilly for sprinkIing the
Second district at 81 cents. ~ -
A prominent member of the legisla-
tufe, whose name, for obvious reasons,
is suppressed, says the American Ex-
press company ought to raise a SUBJ
Scription to defend the gay lady who
made away with its assistant cashier.
1o
Rice street, accused by A Lettan of
keeping vicious dog. was dismissed by
Judge Cory yesterday on the ground
that the ordinance prohibiting the keep
ing OF such animals is unconstitutional.
j. c. Fleischer, secretary of the Turn
+ yerein-Germania, says when he went to
take out his naturalization papers the
state was so hard up that it had not
been able to buy any new ones, and his
were made out on an old territorial
blank.
Two Kinks of the st. Paul Curling
club viii go to Winnipeg Sunday night
to participate in the Manitoba bonspiel
I in that city March to Z inclusive.
Three rInks will go to Minneapolis this
evening and play with the Thistle club
at MOrtOn's rink.
The Arion Musical and Social club, of
church. Of Vaudeville and Cokato
towns, Wright county, yesterday filed
articles of association. The Minneap-
oils Directory company also filed
amendment articles. Their capital
stock is now fixed at $4,000.
Molly Murray, big negress, who has
been many times before the police
magistrate. was sent to the workhouse
for ten days yesterday morning on
charge of disorderly conduct. She in
dulged in fight with some person I'M
known. was knocked insensible, and
was found by policeman on the side
walk near Cedar and Seventh streets.
r. T. O'Connor, clerk of the district
court, will appoint to-day two deputy
I clerks, rendered necessary by the APP
pointment of two new judges. 1t is un-.
derstood that George A. johnson, now
in the county treasurer's Office, and Ro-
land e. Royce, of the st. Paul Title In
surance company, will be the ap-
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