St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-06
LOCAL NEWS CORRAL.

Bank clearanees Yesterday were S558, 392.
Diptheria prevails at 46S Minnesota street.
John Johnson was sent to the Rochester
insane asylum yesterday.
An adjourned meeting Of the board of fire
commissioners will be held tonight
Mrs. Dr. Smith, of Marshall avenue, gave /.
ladies' reception yesterday afternoon.
Eight births, two deaths and five marriages
were bulletined at the health Office yesterday.
Capt. Hays, inspector of steam vessels, went
to saltwater yesterday toinspect the Borealls
Rex.
pointed administrator Of the estate Of the
late David McClasky.
The Episcopal Mission church at st. An
thony Park will erect temporary frame
church at cost of $1,000.
Divine services ana sermon at the Temple,
Tenth aud Minnesota streets, at 80 o'clock
this friday evening, and 1880 tomorrow
morning.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Paul Gross and Annie Flebuch, Matthias
Waner and Withelmine Christi, James z.
Wagner and Augusta Anderson.
Messrs. Scott and Gale have invited the
children of the Protestant and st. Joseph
orphan asylums to attend the Saturday mat
inee of the Twelve Temptations"
The fire department was called out about
/ clock last night by blaze in the frame
dwelling at the corner of st. Peter street and
College avenue. The damage was slight.
Mrs. Fred S. Bryant yesterday afternoon
entertained a large number of ladies at re-
ception at her home on Portland avenue. In
the evening a dancing party for children was
given.
Mrs. Agnes NJ De Foe, of 127 East
Eleventh street. returned home last week
Portland, Or, and Seattle, W. T.. where she
has been visiting friends for the past two
months.
A com pany of fifty Minnehaha Sioux In
dams arrived at South Park last evening.
The Kaposo band, located in that district,
celebrated the event with dance and
carouse.
The Minnesota Transfer Dressed Meat COM
pany has amended its articles of incorpora-
ton. The name of the corporation will
henceforth be the Twin City Hide and Tallow
company.
Rev. j. N Lloyd, of the Church Of the As
eension, is lying dangerously i'll at his old
home in Jordan, n. J. letter received by
Bishop Gilbert holds out little hope for his
recovery.
Rev. DR.. Forbes presiding elder. is visiting
the churches in the city, and will preach in
the First NJ. T. church on Sunday morning
mex and in Central Park church ON Sunday
morning, the 18th.
The matter of grading Mackubin street
/ from Como avenue to Front street, at an es-
| timated expense of S6I5. came up before
the board of public works yesterday.
| favorable report was returned to the council.
The council committee on streets has
! agreed to meet the committee of seven ap-
| pointed from the chamber of commerce 10
! consider street railway matters. The confer
/ ence will be held tonight at the council
| chamber
The state contract for the supply of print
! ing paper the ensuing year was yesterday
| awarded to Averill, Carpentt: & Co., of st.
! Paul, for 81, 51550. The unsue cessful bid
was that of F. Driscoll Dr., of the Pioneer
Press, 81, 55252.
The st. Peters guild gave pleasurable en-
| tertainment last evening in the guild room,
corner of Fourth and Maple. Addresses were
delivered by Rev. Mr.. Wright, of st. Johns,
and Rev. Mr.. Hsupt of Christ church, and
Rev. S. Mills, city missionary. Several an
thems and solos were sweetly rendered.
E. E. Rice's gorgeous spectacular produc
! ton 1.-The CorSair, will be seen at the New
| market theater during the whole of next
week. The collection of female brie-a-brac
| in the company is all that could be desired
by lovers of anatomical shows. and the cast,
which is a large one, is said TO be exception
ally strong number of clever European
specialists have been added to the com pany
| since the piece was last seen in st. Paul The
sale of seats opens this morning.