St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-04
SAINT PAUL.
Additional city News on the 4h Page
SAYINGS AND DOINGs.

1927 900 to the street and sewer forces.
DIR. H. j. OBrien has been appointed an
assistant city physician by DR.. Ancker.
Amatinee performance of THE Fatal Let
ter will be given at the Peoples to-day.
Ten births ten deaths and one marriage
were bulletined at the hearth office yesterday
The special policemen employed by the
city during the past two weeks were dis
charged yesterday.
DR.. Heath. of the Plymouth Congregational
church. will this afternoon address the
teachers meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms.
Lieut. H. W. Tenvoorde. of Company d.
has rendered his resignation. An election
has been ordered for Tuesday evening, at the
armory.
After securing the approval of Judge Kelly,
Michael Chisak. who was yesterday found IN
sane. was taken 10 the Rochester asylum last
evening.
Willie Harris West side yOungser, was
arrested Yesterday afternoon for stealing two
Newfoundland pups from John Norman,
saloon6eeper.
Work on the new Germania bank building
Is being pushed rapidly; portion OF the
iron has been received, and the building Will
be finished this summer
Two hundred and twenty-SiX farmers in
Otter Tail county and thirty-one in Brown
county availed themselves of the provisions
of the Holmes seed grain law.
Senator Peter Nelson. of Red Wing, was at
the State house yesterday. He stated that
building operations upon the new reform
school would commence in June.
$ W. Raudenbush. the Third street music
dealer. came down town yesterday morning
with his face wreathed in smiles. His wife
had presented HIM with a handsome girl
baby.
A meeting by the joint committee of
aldermen and county commissioners has
been appointed for this afternoon at clock
10 consider the applications for positions III
the new court house.
ST. Aloysiu's Young Mems society will give
an entertainment at the Assumption school
hall. Exchange street, near st, Peter. MONDAY
evening. when the drama The prescribed
Heir Will be presented.
A meeting of the board of education Will
be held Monday evening, when some action
locking to filling the vacancy caused by the
election of Principal Gilbert of the High
school, to the Superintendency may be taken.
Reports of scarlet fever were received at
the health Office yesterday at 223 Bun ker
street. 176 Concord street and 26l Macku-
bin street Diphtheria was reported at 06
East Fillmore avenue and 92l York street.
The St. Paul and Minneapolis Pressmen's
Union No. II gives its first annual ball to-
morrow evening at Turner hall. MesSrs. j. Il.
Corcoran. president; T. NJ. Daggy, secretary:
W. C. Grove and George H. Smith will have
the affair in charge and will make it a great
success.
Andrew Olson. Il laborer. was overcome by
trench on Seventh street, near Robert. He
was taken out i'll an insenSible condition. but
was re vived by free use OF brandy ana
water and sent home.
Managers of the state reform school hold
meeting to-day, and will consider the re-
port of the appraisers appointed to value the
land of the present school site, which is to
be sold. consequent upon the removal OF the
school 10 Red Wing.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
ID ar hui oS At6a ION
John Anderson and lilly Nilsson, John
Schneider and Nina Schmidt, Michael Gar
rity and Mary P. Wilson, j. o. Hueberg and
Mary Clara Peterson.
The Brighton Land Company. OF Duluth,
Yesterday filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state. Capital stock, $780,,
900: incorporatorS. G.. c. Stone, st. Paul;
Clinton Markell, c. H. Graves, W. C. Sar-
gent. j. j. Quinn. of Duluth.
The special council committee which
ranged the recent legislative banquet, met at
city hall last night and allowed bills for the
blow out. The total expense of the affair
was about s., 900, the principal item of
which was the bill of 1900 from the Mer-
chants Hotel.
Public Examiner Kenyon yesterday issued
a certificate to the Metropolitan bank. of Min
neapolis The bank has a capital of $780,,
900 and $4,000. s. P. CHANNEL is presl-
dent Z. J. Edwards. vice president. and c.
Z. Braden. cashier. They will open the doors
of the bank to-day.
State Auditor Braden has now received 14O
applications from parties desiring to lease
the mineral lands of the state, as provided
by the recent law. Mr.. Braden has not yet
issued one certificate, and he will not until
he is assured that twenty-five cents per ton
royalty is a sufficient sum.
The matter of grading Cayuga street, be-
tween Vale and Arkwright Streets the eSti-
mated expense of which is S1,9SO came up
before the board of public works Yesterday:
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the improvement. and it was decided to
return an adverse report TO the council.
James Callan. who held the Office of county
commissioner of Dakota county for eighteen
Gently appointed live stock inspector of
Egan township, Dakota county. He visited
the South st. Paul stock yards yesterday after
noon to witness the Strengthening of hogs and
cattle.
John McMillen boy who was peddling
handbills from the sidewalk in front of
shoe store at 81 East Seventh street, was ar
rested Yesterday afternoon by officer Merriam
for obstructing the street. For several days
past the sidewalk in front of the place has
been INSTRUCTED with piles of shoe boxes, and
from one to Il half dozen sidewalk orators.
The preliminary estimate of the city en-
gineer for the grading of Auerbach street, be-
tween Front and Maryland streets. placing
the probable expense at 5000, was reported
to the board o public works yesterday. A
are opposed to the Improvement and the
board decided to return an adverse report.
u The following statistics are gathered from
the report of the city hospital for the month
April 30th. Ga: admitted during the month,
So; discharged, IS: remaining, sd: deaths.
z: births. Z. Of the seven patients W no died,
five were brought i'll IN morlbund condl-
ton.
United States Marshall Campbell has ar
rnStai (,pOroo JaPOby. of MipDpaDnliS
an old warrant issued under an indictment
made i'll Osceola county, To-, in 1856. charg-
ing him with selling liquor without license.
Jacoby is prominent liquor dealer of Min
neapolis. He denies all knowledge of the
Iowa affair, and claims he never lived in the
Hawkeye state. He gave bonds to await the
action of the grand jury in June.
About 4:15 yesterday morning there was
fame, at 37S Cedar street when fierce fire
suddenly broke out in the kitchen. spreading
to the rear of the brick building: frightened
women rushed to the street in their night
clothes. half-clad men sneaked out through
the side doors to a neighboring wood yard.
and pandemonium reigned. The building.
owned by Mrs. George Eddison, and the con-
tents were damaged about five hundred dol
lar.
Rev. A. H. Heath. D. D. will conduct the
Sunday school teachers Bible class:this aft
ernoon at o'clock in the lecture room of
the Y. NJ. c. A. There will be a Bible class
for beginners tomorrow afternoon in the
,parlors of the association at clock; H A
Vripp, teacher. There will also be song
Service. assisted by the orchestra, tomorrow
afternoon at 3 80 o'clock in the Y. NJ. C. A.
gymnasium, to be followed by gospel serv-
ice for men only at 4 o'clock, and be con-
Quoted by Thomas A. Dickson.
Col. Taylor. OF the state law library, yester-
day received the following new books:
Fourth edition of Jones on Mortgages,
Meachan on Agency, second edition of Re-
vsed Domestic Relations, Andersons Die
tionary of Law, thirty-sixth volume of Fed
eral Reporter, tenth ana eleventh volumes of
Jacob Fishers Digest, Parsons Principles of
Partnership, volumes and of New York
supplement, volume % American and
English Corporation Cases, volume 35 Ameri-
can and English Railroad Cases. Col. Taylor
will Monday eynpipo taava f0r CT TOuiS fo