St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-01
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on the 4t5 Page.
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

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schools, was at his office yesterday, having
recovered from his injury.
At 10 o'clock in athe morning of June =
Judge Wilkin will examine and approve the
bonds for city contractors.
The customs collections for May was SlO,-
600, and the collections of the internal rev.
enue office were nearly SSOO,Ooo
Eighteen interpretations were last month
filed with the secretary of state and the fees
paid into the treasury total Sl,6lO.
An entertainment and hop will be given by
the ladies of the Iron Hall on Monday, June
10, at the hall, 20 East Seventh street.
Amatinee performance of the hilarious eN-
travaganza, HE. She, Him, Her." will be
given at the Newmarket this afternoon.
A largely attended meeting of the Young
Womens Christian Temperance union was
held last night at the House of Hope church.
Yesterday being the last day for paving
taxes, the county treaSurer'S office was filled
TO overlooking, as it has been for several days
before.
GOV. Merriam has revoked the commissions
of Hans Easton, Norman county; and j, 4.
Fleming. Polk county, notaries public, OF
this state.
Scarlet fever is reported at 4S1 East Fifth,
12l Martin, and Isl Edward streets. Diph
liberia is reported at IS Leech, and B Chelsea
streets.
The Dayton's Bluff ". c. T. U. gave an
entertainment last night at Atlantic Congre-
SAlOUtl CHurCU, 10 the eulHCdtloh VI q loi So
and appreciative gathering.
The following people were licensed to wed
yesterday: Louis Fortein and Ida Labelie,
Christopher Larson and Lizzie Olson, Frank
y. Palmer and IIilda Ostsen
Frank Kelly. Il laborer employed on city
contract work. was arrested last night by Or
ticer Covepey. charged with forging the natue
of John Keigher 10 a small check
Gov. Merriam was at the reform school
yesterday, and distributed centennial medals
10 the inmates. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Merriam. Rev. s. G. Smith, ID. D., and
Secretary Hart. of the correctional board.
The service for men only tomorrow after
noon at $50 o'clock i'll the gymnasium OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. will be one of song only, and
viii be assisted by the association orchestra.
Special care will be taken TO make 1t OF much
interest
st. Paul conference of the W. C. T. U. will
meet al The rooms of the Gospel Temperance
union, 20 East Seventh street, to-day at 3 p.
IN. Mrs Hobart, of Red Wing, state presi-
dent. will be present. A large attendance is
desired.
During the month of May 45S building
permits were issued for structures of the ag-
gregate value of 81 225, S95 an average of
S2.676,5O per building. the highest average
ever reached in this city in one month.
The MONDAY meeting will be held to-day
by w. Griggs. Topic, Sunday School Lesson
for Tomorrow" Officers, teachers and all
adult members are cordially invited to attend.
Hour of meeting, 1915 to l O'Clock, at III
East Third, corner Robert street.
The Sunday school teachers Bible class,
which meets in the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION lecture room, will be discontinued
during the summer months. The Bible class
for beginners will meet as usual in the parlor
of the !. NJ. c. A. Sunday afternoon at )
O'Clock.
At meeting of the officers of the Third
regiment of the national guard, held at the
arlnory at o'clock yesterday afternoon, ar
judgements for the coming encampment
were discussed. The regiment goes into
camp on June 8, being the first under canvas
this year.
The board of county commissioners will
hold q general meeting st 10 O'Clock Mon
day morning, at which the new system of
abstracting will be discussed and probably
adopted. The court house commission twill
meet at O'Clock in the afternoon.
A successful musical and dramatic enter
taiRment was. given last evening at the Unity
club rooms. SWabasha street, Mrs. Carson.
Miss Afnes, Mr.. Ames, Miss Van Gelder, Miss
I Deiia Lorgs Mrs Broeks, Mr.. sommersand
William kellogg. Made up an excellent pro-
gramme. ass
"A telegram was received at the Ryan 'yess=
terday from Charles B. Reade, ordering
three parlors with bed rooms and nine bed
rooms with baths, reserved for the senate
will be heresJune orS.
Adjt. Gen. Mullen yesterday signed the
commissions of J. j. McGinniss. captain: w.
j. Murphy, first lieutenant: J. +. McCauley,
second lieutenant of the First battery light
artillery; and Arthur ". Allen, second as
sistant surgeon, with rank of First lieutenant,
ofSecond regiment.
NJ. j. Daily announces he is not candidate
for the appointment of chief labor commits
sioner, and it is reported that labor Organiza-
lions are pressing the claims of j. P Nc
Gaughey, of Minneapolis. for the position.
Mr.. McGaughey has acted as secretary to
Commissioner Lamb
Relief agent Hutch1ns warns citizens
against bestowing financial assistance upon
a man named Wilson. He is minus an up
per lip. and claims TO be securing money to
purchase an artificial lip, having success
fully worked the story in Detroit, Cincinnati,
New YORK and other cities.
Capt. Hanft, of the Margaret street station.
was the happy recipient night before last of
e crayon portrait of himself. The gift comes
from the officers of his precinct. and the
presentation was accompanied with appro-
pirate remarks, to which the genial captain
responded.
Members of the old settlers association hold
their annual meeting to-day: The business
meeting will be at the capitol at II m, fol-
lowed. at 3 o'clock, by banquet at the
Merchants. The settlers are men residing
in Minneiosa prior to 1856 and the tassocia.
ton was formed in / $50. with $40 names on
the roll. There are now seventy-eight.
st Paul Typographical union will meet to-
morrow at $50 p. m. at A. o. L. ". hall,
Seventh and Minnesota streets Among the
important matters upon which action will be
taken isa resolution prohibiting compositors
employed on newspapers from working more
than five days a week. This is projected by
and for the benefit of the army CT subs now
i'll st. Paul.
4. deputy United States marshal took ten
charged with selling liquor and other red
man otfenses. Their euphonious names are
Weiss, Charles d. Kern, Charley Wadena,
William Saice, Bob-sah-wah-k kick, Sho-sho-
wah bush, Pete King, Frank Big Star, Peter
Annemosting and another.
Senator c. X. Davis left for the East yester-
day on the Omaha. He goes to West Point to
look after cadet appointments. 1t is under
stood that he does not admit Hays appoint
ment as district attorney. being still confident
pointed. He may possibly put d spoke in the
political wheel while away.
Now that these things have come to pass.
Aid. Hamm is abreast in the race for the
presidency Of the council. Aid. Book de-
clares that his vote shall be cast for Hamm,
notwithstanding the turbulent howl of the
Republican ward bosses. He intends to vote
for whom he pleases, and the emphatic ex-
pressions of the boss s. wishes will go for
naught.
The May report of the water board is as
follows: Total receipts, with last months
balances S12S,317.05. DISBURSEMENTS: Gen
eral maintenance. S2,74417; connections
SL.714 OF; repairs, S413.13: meters, SS1O.61
extensions, S47, 1912; construction.
$9l6.43: interest, S4.505.62. Total disburse-
ments, ,3O6. Is; balance in treasury, $780,
O1O.90.
large force of men is now. employed at
the fair grounds, preparing the new parade
arena for use. This is being accomplished
by having the space encircled by the race
courte. The new premium list will be out
by June 18th. and in the meantime the work