St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-03
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on the 4tb Page.
SAYINGS AND DoINGs.

Bank clearings yesterday were $780,
1862.
The steamer Cleon left for. Shakopee
yesterday.
The new packet line will be located
at 179 East Third street.
The Dayton's Bluff w. {. I. U. will
meet in the Bates Avenue NJ. Z. church
to-day at o'clock.
Nineteen births, six deaths and three
marriages were bulletined at the health
Office yesterday.
The homeopathic physicians of the
city held meeting in executive session
at the Merchants last evening.
Flour rates were discussed at a meet
ing of general freight agents yesterday
morning. but no decision was arrived at.
The youngest pupils of Miss Mar
guerite W. Morton will give recital at
Baldwin seminary, Summit avenue,
Friday evening.
Postmaster E. B. Higgins. of Ham
line, the first settler at that suburb after
the location of the university, died
rather suddenly at his residence yester-
day morning.
Members of the Congregational
church at st. Anthony Park greatly re-
greet the resignation of ID. E. Clarke,
valuable member of the church choir of
long standing.
A. S. Weyman's butcher shop, at 562
st. Peter street, was damaged about so
by fire at 7:30 yesterday morning. The
fire was caused by all explosion of
gasoline stove.
A. o. Nepil, one of the new city hall
contractors. has been awarded contracts
for the construction of a new court
house at Mankato and a new county jail
at Blue Earth City.
EX-Congressman J. L. Macdonald, of
ShakOpee, will shortly remove to st.
Paul to practice his profession, and,
perhaps, to take hand in politics in
the ranks of the people.
Reports were received at the health
Office yesterday of scarlet fever at 566
East ROBBIE street. and diphtheria at TAG
Sims street. TO York street, POP Penn
Sylvania avenue and SS5 Sims street.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to George A. Plummer and Helen
Adams, Julius Greenstein and Annie
Abranvitch, James III. Baker and Clara
NJ. FOss, and John johnson and Sadie
Olson.
The board of public works yesterday
rejected the contract awarded the day
before to the Eureka Stone company
Tor the laying of cement sidewalks
during the year 1889, and Instructed the
clerk to advertise for new bids.
A. Alexander, formerly of the Star
Clothing company, is forming a stock
company to manufacture blueing. Arti-
Giles OF incorporation will be filed i'm a
day or two, and the company expect to
manufacture liquid blue Oh very large
scale.
The report of the city and county hos
pital for March shows that 81 patients
were admitted, and there were births,
81 were discharged, died, the total
number remaining in the hospital being
"a. The percentage of mortality
was 3.33.
Capt. II. A. Castle will read a paper
on the Army Mule" at the meeting of
the Loyal Legion, to be held at the
Ryan tonight. The applications of
Herbert c. Braden, st. Paul. and Mon
roe Nichols. Duluth, for membership
will be acted upon.
First Lieut.. William E. Craighill has
been relieved from duty under the in
mediate orders of Col. o. NJ. Poe, corr
of engineers, Detroit, Mich, and from
temporary duty under the immediate
orders of Col. William p. Craighill, and
will come to st. Paul and report to Mai
&. j. Allen for duty.
A bright and pretty baby, two weeks
old, was left by some unknown person
upon the steps of B. F. Trademarks
residence, at 191 East Fourteenth street.
Monday night. The little unfortunate
was left upon the steps about o'clock
by some one who rang the door bell,and
ran away. The child was taken in by
DR.. Ancker at the city hospital.
The state medical examining board met
at the medical university, on West
Ninth street yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock, and proceeded to examine
fwenty-One applicants for the degree of
NJ. ID. The examination will last three
days, and the result of each Students
work Will be announced On Friday at
the meeting of the entire state medical
board.
Aid. Gehan, Sanborn and City En-
gineer Rundlett returned yesterday
from their Eastern tour to inspect the
systems of garbage disposal in use in
Eastern cities. Aid. Cullen, Yoerg and
Health Commissioner Hoyt were left in
Philadelphia. and will not return before
Saturday. The vienna" is considered
the most practicable by majority of
the committee.
In accordance with a recent act of
tenant and sergeant of the st. Paul
police department, Mayor Smith yester-
day promoted Sergeant Charles Rou-
leau, of the DucaS street station, to the
lieutenancy, and Officer Jerry Sullivan.
of the same district, to the Sergeantcy.
Acting Sergeant Hanft was also ap-
pointed to the vacancy caused by the
promotion of Sergeant Rouleau.
The following deaths were reported
at the health Office yesterday: jacob
Leibig, seVenty-seven years, hepatitis,
st. ,Joseph's hospital: Michael Connolly,
two years, enterocolitis, Thomas and
Elfeldt streets; Patrick Casey, thirty
eight years. phthisis, State street;
Charles Johnson, twenty-seven years,
perftontis. city hospital; Lydia Flod-
Quist, eight months, bronchitis, 3S1 East
Seventh street; Baby Borg, three
months. cause of death unknown, 222
Grove street.