St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-11
SHORT AND sPnIGHTLY.

Bank clearances yesterday were 1898, Sd.
The council committee on streets Will meet
tonight.
Three births and two deaths were bull
letined at the health Office yesterday.
Scarlet fever is reported from 343 Fauquler
street, and diphtheria from 6lS East Third
street.
The state board OF pharmacy and the state
board of corrections and charities meet at the
capitol Tuesday.
, Charles r. Macdonald, late of the Ryan,
viii to-day take up his position as clerk OF
the Metropolitan.
The Young Peoples society of the Central
Park NJ. E. church give literary entertain
meut this evening.
The Utica club gives It's second social hop
this evening in the old Acker Post hall, cor
uer Third and Exchange streets
The Germania. of Little Fails. with CAPT
tai of $500, was yesterday Incorporated at
the department of secretary of state.
Washington Lodge No. 124, !. o. G. T.. will
hold a literary entertainment this evening
at the Relief hall, IA East Seventh street
The board of public works did not have
quorum yesterday. All business of the day
was laid over until next Monday.
Rev. Father Dauchy, of Faribault, last
evening delivered an address at meeting of
the Crusaders Temperance society at Cretin
hall.
Nicholas Diedrich, the farmer injured near
the high bridge Wednesday night, Is doing
nicely at the city hospital. He will probably
recover.
DIR. Faulkner. who has been appointed as
assistant physician at Rochester, has been
presented with gold-headed cane by his
many friends.
a pile of burning rubbish in the rear of
J. H. Mahler's residence, at 521 Marshall
avenue. caused an alarm Of fire at D 40 yes
lerday afternoon.
Capt. James Starkey, assistant building in
1etf no cif ha1
after long illness, and was heartily greeted
by lis many friends.
The funeral services Of the late Sister Ma
RE. of the SiSterhOOd of ST. JOseph'S, who
died of consumption at Winona Wednesday,
will take place this morning at ST. JOseph'S
academy.
James Flanagan, of 6I9 Warren street
was appointed to the police force yesterday
10y Acting Mayor YOeTg. He will succeed
Frank ii. Waters. DISCHARGED, a. driver of the
Rondo street patrol wagon.
Til marriage licenses issued Yesterday were:
Hans Madison and Francis Grace Armening,
Henry koell and Ulrieke Neinteidt. Rudolph
IIeinZikes and Emma kraHs. Ulrick Erickson
and Christine Larson, August BeckStrOm and
lilly Johnson.
The disreputable house in the second story
of the building at 376 Jackson street was
raided last night by Policemen IIaney and
Corniek. Jennie Thompson and Thomas
Murray were the only occupants 'at hOme'
10 the visitors. They we're taken 10 the cen
trail station.
"Jocco'' Conway was jagged again last
night by Officers Davis ana Haney. He was
arrested in company with John Ward and
James Foley, two smaller bows, while ran
Sacking the third story of the block at ii
East Eighth street.
City School Superintendent Gilbert yeSter-
day reported that there was being large ac-
cession of students attending the night
schools. The attendances thus far are:
Cleveland, 1872; Van Buren,. 10; Madison,
10; Jackson, l06; Adams. 6S: German,
50; Longfellow, 20.
Col. c. W. Griggs. of Tacoma. W. T., was
in the city yesterday. The colonel was
candidate for the state senate in the Demo
cratic interest but his district was over
Whelmingly Republican. Tacoma now has
$1,000 population. and he predicts it will
have $4,000 within year.
The secretary of state (Col. Mattson) yester-
day filed with State Auditor Braden state
lment of fees received in his department for
the past five months: May, thirty articles
$3.50; June, thirty articles. SiS.25; July,
twenty-seyen articles, S44; August, twenty
eight articles. $500; September. S45.
The smouldering peat bed near the corner
of Winlfred and BidTell streets, West st.
Paul, broke out afresh yesterday morning.
Engine Company No. was detailed to eX-
tiHguish the fire, and after pouring waterinto
a hole in the ground for four hours. sue
ceeded III drowning it out.
The annual meeting of the New Jerusalem
(or Swedenborgian) church takes place this
afternoon at the southeast corner of Virginia
and Selby avenues. The presidents annual
address will be on the subject of THE Signs
of the Times" There Will be Il social in the
evening at the residence OF Rev. Z. c. Mitch
ell, 534 Summit avenue.
Rabbi Hess, at the Hebrew church. corner
Of Tenth and Minnesota streets, Yesterday
delivered an eloquent Sermon urging his
people the necessity of being both learned
and industrious. He was not disposed to
speak kindly of those who think contiuu-
oilsly of returning 10 the Holy land for CON
quest Yesterdays services We're commemora-
tive Of the Feast of Tabernacles, and will be
continued this evening.
Oil Inspector Nichols yesterday submitted
to State Auditor Braden his report for the
month of September 1t is: Barrels in
spected Clay county.131; Dodge. 233; Free
born. 1872; Fillmore. 143: Goodhue; $50;
Houston, 145: Mower. 1873: Olmsted. 40:
Rice. 100; Rock. 1O2; Steele, $50; Waseea,
76: Wabasha, JOG; NinOna. 207; Ramsey,
2SG4 Hennepin, 1854: ST. LOUIS, l,537,
Mr.. Nichols, after providing the salaries OF
deputies in addition TO his own monthly
pittance, paid S93l.30 into The Golfers OF
tbe slales