St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-15
SAINT PAUL.
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

DALI dU SldllQdTu Hall llllS 6NcHlHS.
A marriage license was Yesterday |
granted to Roland c. Arnold and Beatta |
Gerda.
The board of park commissioners. will |
meet at the chamber or commerce al !
T:30 tonight.
Thirteen births, five deaths and three
marriages were bulletined at the health
office yesterday.
William Schneider and L. l.. Harring-
ton were arrested last night by Officer
Carey for begging upon the streets.
: The jobbers' union will meet in the
chamber of commerce tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 for the election of officers.
The social given at Asbury NJ. E.
church last night under the auspices OF
the Ladies' Aid society was largely at
tended.
The Young Peoples Society of Ok
ford NJ, E. Church gave an entertain
ment of an enjoyable character at the
Y. NJ. c. A. last night.
Scarlet fever was reported at the
health Office yesterday at 133 Eva street
and st. Joseph's hospital, and dlph-
liberia at 124 West Fifth street.
Four coach loads of emigraDts brought
by the Wisconsin Central yesterday
morning were conveyed northwestward
by the Manitoba line last night.
The residence of George Dickens at
Riverside, near South st. Paul. was
destroyed by fire early yesterday morn
ing. Loss, $1,000; insurance, $1,000.
The Northern Pacific express was
sent out in two sections at p. IN. yes
terday, four of the fifteen cars being
sleepers, filled to The roof with tourists.
Rev. Canto MichelotskY, one of the
leading orthodox Hebrew ministers of
Europe, will preach at the synagogue
on College avenue tonight and to-mor-
row morning.
A leather pockethook marked with
the name of c. A. German was found
upon the street by police officer yes
terday, and may be recovered by the
owner at police headquarters.
The st. Paul Barrel company will be-
gin the erection early next week of
two-story warehouse, 50X150 feet. 1t
will be located Immediately east of its
large factory at South st. Paul.
The young men of the city are invited
to attend practical talk on 1.-THE Throat
and Voice. by G. e. Bean, M. D., at the
7. M. c. A. rooms this evening. No
charge for admission. No collection.
A Calmagundi party was given last
euening at the Business Woman's club
rooms by the ladies of the organization.
The title signifies diversity of amuse
ments, and the entertainment justified
it. About thirty were present.
The wife Of J. G. Boyden, general
Northwestern freight agent of the Mil
waukee road, died suddenly of heart
disease in Chicago yesterday morning.
Fortunately. Mr.. Boyden was present
at the time. Her demise was wholly
unexpected,
Since the return of General Manager
Hicks, of the South st. Paul Dlstillery
company, from his Eastern trip, the
construction of new bonded ware
house for distillery products has been
decided upon. The plans are ready.
The indications are that the malt house
will soon be opened by MeSsrs. Hicks,
Hauser u Co.
Acker Post No. 1, q. A. R., will meet
at its quarters in the Drake block TO-
morrow evening at $50 and march in a
body to the West Side opera house,
where an entertainment is to be given
for the benefit of the Woman'S Relief
corps, in connection with the organiZa-
ton. The affair is under the manage
ment of Mrs. x. NJ. Black, of Charles
City, 10.
LIE iUllOWlHS utdUIlS WERE TGCOTutu
at the health office yesterday: John
Mitchell, "a years, chronic cystitis, Au-
rora avenue; Amherst S. Mcknight, ID
years, meningitis, Holly avenue: Cor
nelia Smith, 46 years, East Seventh
Street; Stephen Barrett, 5 years, lock-
jaw, corner st. Anthony and Virginia
avenues; Joseph Neib, 20 years, railroad
accident, st. Joseph's hospital.
Plans for the new power house for the
East Seventh street cable line have been
submitted to the building inspector for
his approval. The proposed structure
is to be built of brick. and will be 245
feet in length By 163 feet in width. cost
ing S1S5, 900. A large force of men have
begun active work on the line. and ex-
cayatiOnS have been made on Seventh
street, between WabaSha and Cedar
streets.
The Pensioners of st. Johns church
are arranging for a musical and dra-
matte entertainment in celebration of
st. Patrick'S day, which is to be held at
Lucker'S hall, on Dayton's bluff, Mon
day evening, March Is. Rev. Father
Fleming has taken great interest in the
event, and has secured some of the best
musical and dramatic talent of the city.
The programme will conclude with a
laughable farce, entitled "a Convenient
Distance"
At an informal meeting of the Cana
dian Anthracite company, held yester-
day at the Office of Secretary Pugh, it
was decided to continue the contract for
supply the entire output of 100 tons per
diem to. San + ancisco merchants and
10 renew the miners contract for plac-
ing the coal on the cars. All difficulties
between the company and the Canadian
Pacific railway have been adjusted, and
no check on the working of the mines
will occur. The mines are located in
Rockies. twelve miles from Bougy ,on the
Canadian Pacific railway, and are very
valuable. The entire output goes to
San Francisco, no attempt being made
to supply the East.
FraiI Women and Base Men.
Police Officers Davis and Haney were
On their mettle again last night, and
succeeded i'll rounding up number of
frail women and their indiscreet male
companions. At a disreputable joint
near Eighth and jackson street a
StyliShly dressed young man wearing a
silk hat. who gave the fictitious name
of A. II. Jones, was arrested with
Ardell Lewis and Teena Nelson, two
buXom wenches. A short time after
bagnio on Wacouta street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets. was raided
The prGprietreSs, Jane Sullivan, and
Florence Reed. Edna La Strange, James