St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-03
GLOBULES.


ST.. GLOBULES.
gDiphtheria is reported at 657 Short street.
Nineteen births and five deaths were bulle-
Lined at the health Office yesterday.
Seventeen liquor licenses were issued yes
terdaF, increasing the total number to PA.
The council committee on claims will meet
at the city hall tomorrow afternoon at $50
O'Clock.
There viii be a special meeting of the
Seven Corners Snow Shoe club this afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Leave of absence for four months, to take
effect the Goth inst, is granted First Lieut..
H0el S. Bishop, Fifth cavalry.
First Lieut. George LIE r. Brown. Eleventh
infantry, is detailed as professor of military
science and tactics at Delaware college, New
ark, Del.
Prof Il. II. Garside, New York, general Or
ganizer of the Socialist Labor party, Will give
a course of open lectures on Socialism in
this city during the present week.
City Treasurer Refs yesterday paid S5,468
to the street force for work performed dur.
ing January. They were paid for a cor
responding period last year 5000.
John Howard slipped on the ice near the
Live Stock exchange, South st. Paul. yester-
day and injured his knee SO severely that he
will be unable to be about for few days
Emma Hall, Emma Lake, Josie Mcdonald,
Lucas each paid 500 into the city treasury
yesterday for maintaining houses of ill-fame.
A meeting of the council committee on
streets was held last evening at the Office of
Aid. Blckel i'll the Germania bank building.
Business of a routine character was trans
acted.
Rogers Thomson and Rogers, Of South St.
Paul, sold 500 head of sheep yesterday. at
81. 35 per hundred. The sheep were billed
through to Chicago, but commanded better
price III this market.
P. j. Shaub, of Shaub Brothers, left for
New York Friday morning as delegate to
represent the Merchant Tailors' exchange CT
st. Paul at the Merchant TailorS' National
convention to be held next week.
Commencing Tuesday, Leon Fl. Vincent
will lecture alternate evenings at the First NJ.
E. church, corner Third street and Summit
avenue, on Hawthorne, Emerson, George
Eliot, Shelley and Lander.
j. Adams. who lives at 81 Smith street,
was struck by the s :25 short line engine last
evening while crossing the tracks near the
uptown bridge. HeWas thrown down the
embankment, but escaped serious injuries.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles j. Peterson and Carolina Niberg,
CASTOR x. Hane and Annie B. Noodle, An
drew P Farrell and Catherine Norton, and
Valentine Schokofski and Annie Cherpenna.
An arrangement has been perfected be-
tween Manager scott and the officers of the
Swedish Literary society Vega, whereby the
society will hold It's ninth annual bali at
Market hall Feb. Ii, instead of Feb. z, as
advertised.
1.-The Ancient Order of Hibernians, No. 4. of
alton. Messrs. William ON cal Edward
Simpson, George l.. Lake, Micha Ell j % Rourk
and John G. Flaherty are the promoters of
the society.
Mayor Smith yesterday issued a special
police commission to Patrick Michele, who
Nos hath n n
Tenth streets. The commission was granted
9M request of merchants and business men
OF that district.
sc9,he executive committee of the Single Tax
league of st. Paul met last evening at the Of
flee of Mr.. MeCarty, National Ger1nan-Amer-
lean Bank building 1t was resolved to buy
a ilaFge number of tracts for distribution
among the inhabitants of st. Paul.
Rev. Father Keons, of st. Thomas semi
.aary, will deliver lecture Oh temperance at
st. Johns church, corner Forest and Francis
streets, Wednesday evening, Feb. 8. The
lecture will be given under the auspices of
Sts Johns T. A. society, and will De free.
Fritz 0ldschwager, furrier doing bust
ness at 17o Dakota avenue, made O voluntary
assignment for the benefit of his creditors
yesterday. The assignee, Herman Ia lbert,
will file a schedule of the assets and liabili-
ties in few days.
Rev. C. 3. Reynolds, who was defended by
Col. Ingersoll in his trial for blasphemy in
New Jersey. will deliver the first of a course
of free lectures this afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the Waceuta Street chapel. Subject, ''Lifes
Duties; or What Liberalism Teaches"
Del Erie Ords Publishing company. Of Min
neapoiis filed articles Of incorporation yes
terday. The capital stock is $4,000. and the
Peter Norvereid, P. Peterson, o. Woguild, r.
P. Wig, T. B. Hansen and II. Puck, Mime
apolis.
81 N. Durfey" was the fictitious name
given yesterday by the son Of a former
sheriff OF Hennepin county, and who was ar
rested for creating a disturbance in house
of ill-repute His father refused to assist
him, and he was sentenced to the Workhouse
for fifteen days.
Cards have been received in st. Paul an
nouncing the marriage at St. Aloysius
church. Washington, d. c., Feb. 5, of Miss
Marion White and Gerard Alexander. Miss
White is the daughter of Dana White, for
mer resident of this city, and is we'll known
in society circles here,
Bconcert for the benefit Of the music
given by the choir at Dyer's music rooms
Tuesday evening. the 18th inst. Mrs. Nc
Carthy, Miss Murphy. Miss Richards, Messrs.
Willonghby and Bigelow and Master Ernest
Beldan, the boy soprano, will take part.
A dramatic performance for the benefit of
the building fund of Christ church guild will
be given at the new Market theater on Satur
day evening. the 18Th inst Tickets eX-
changable for reserved seats from G. III.
FauDtleroy. E A. Brown, Ill East Third
street, and any of the members of the Young
Mems club of Christ church.
In place of the regular evening service at
the First Baptist church, a mass meeting
will be held this evening under the auspices
of the Ramsey County Sunday School as
ISOLATION. The meeting is in the interest of
the religious canvass now being made and
will be addressed by Rev. j. A. Smith, of the
Central Park church; Rev. Mr.. Carnahan,
DR.. Lee, S. II. Dyer and others.
Col. A F. Rockwell, chief quartermaster of
the Department of Dakota. opened at noon
yesterday the bids for constructing the pro-
posed quarters and barracks at Fort Smelling.
The competition was spirited and the bid
ders SO numerous that the consequent labor
involved in tabulating the lists for inspection
by the department commander could not be
completed In time for publication in this
issue of the GLOBE.
The adjutant general OF the army an
npunces the following promotions: Capt d.
W. Benham, Seventh infantry, to be major
same regiment, vice Smith, promoted; First
Lieut.. Joseph Garrard, Ninth cavalry, to be
Captain, vice Cooney, promoted; First Lieut.
Daniel Robinson, Seventh infantry, to be
captain. vice Beuham, promoted; First Lieut..
Frank W. Robinson, Second cavalry, to be
captain, vice O'Brien, deceased; Second
be first lieutenant, vice Robinson, promoted;
Second Lieut.. c. B. Hardin, Eighteenth in
fantry, to be first lieutenant, vice Bates, pro-
NOTED; Second Lieut.. A. M. Fuller, Second
Cavalry. to be first lieutenant, vice Robinson,
promoted.
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