St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-07
SAYINGS AND DoINGs.

Bank clearances yesterday were $685.
The water board will meet at o'clock this
afternoon.
The expenses of the St. Peter asylum for
April were 50, 1929.
The council committee OH police will meet
at city hall at $3.50 this afternoon.
!; State teachers institutes will be held this
I, week at Renville, Lincoln and Lac qui Parle
( County Auditor NJ F.. Kahn. who is now
5visiting friends in New York, will return
home on the 18th inst.
!, The wOrkhOuse board held meeting at DC
East Third street Yesterday afternoon, and
audited and allowed the regular monthly
.gbills of the institution.
, Insurance Commissioner Bailey yesterday
reinstated the North American Mutual Bene-
: fit association, of Chicago, and the Masonic
. Fraternal Accident association. of Westfield,
y Mass.
: Reports were received at the health Office
yesterday of diphtheria at Glib Linden street
and 1913 Starkey street. Scarlet FEVER was re-
ported at IL West DelOs street and 973
Bradley street.
Secretary Of State Mattson yesterday dis
patched to Messrs. Harrison Smith, OF Min
neapolis, the first copy for the publication OF o,
the General Laws in book form. They will
be issued in June.
Goyer Bros Furnishing Goods COM
/ the office Of the secretary of state. Capt.
tai, $15, 900; incorporates, w. A. Goyer, A.
T. GOyer, w. j. Dunnelnoa, OF st. Paul.
A bright little boy about two years old.
made himself at home at the Rondo street
police station last night. Up to l O'Clock
this morning no inquiries had been mace
concerning the little fellow.
Hon. Henry Kellar is having a silver fan
ming mill made to send to the Paris EXPOSE
oil with of mo n.
vented by him. ut will be rather late. F" says
the senator, "but it will get there just the
same''
There will be meeting Of the Travellers
Protective Association at the Merchants no.
tel. Saturday evening, May IL, at 8 O'Clock,
for the election of state officers and delegates
to the national convention at Atlantic City,
N. j., June Is to %.
Railroad Commissioner Becker and Assist
ant Secretary Teisberg will to-day take part
in the formal opening Of the Duluth, Red
Wing g. Southwestern railway. OF which ex-
Gov. Hubbard is general manager. The pOr-
ton of the road completed is from Red Wing
to Zumbrota.
J.. L. Forepaugh yesterday submitted plans
at the building inspectors office and TOOK
and-a-half story brick residence on the south
side Of Summit avenue, between western ay.
enue and Walnut street. The estimated cost
of the structure is S24,O 900.
P. j. Geisen, of the board Of education,
/ was last night granted four months, leave
Europe. Accompanied by his wife,. Mrs.
John Martin, Mrs. Rosencranz and Miss
Julia Wetter. He will make an extended
tour of the continent, visiting London,
Hairve, Paris. Bristol, and Cologne.
Postmaster Lee, after a three-weeks' ILL
ness, was again at his desk yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. Lee has had a hard time of it, and
but for his wonderful constitution and tena-
| cious. grip upon life would have failed to
pull through. During mis- absence the effi-
O'Bnen has kept the departmental works as
smooth as if the postmaster had never been
absent.
The Young Girls home, on St. Peter street.
1 will be the scene to-day OF an interesting
event, being the marriage of Miss Barbara
Miller, a young lady who has resided at the
home for five years, to Jacob Brass. FMS
| will be the first Protestant wedding cele-
brated at the home. The ceremony will be
performed by DR.. Maclaren. The young
couple will at once occupy new house pre-
pared by the groom on st. Anthony avenue
Railroad Commissioners Gibbs and Will
Jams left yesterday for all official trip IN the
southern part of the state. They will visit
Austin. Preston, Caledonia, Winona, Wa,
basi4a, Red Wing and Hastings. A second
trip to be taken by the commissioners is as
follows: Mankato, May 20; st. James and
Winnebago City, May 21; Fairmont and
jackson, May %, Window, May %; Wor-
Ellington, May "a; Luverne, May %; Pipe
stone. May %; Slayton, May %: Marshall,
May %; New Ulm and St. Peter, May 80.
Charles Kopp, D. j. O'Brien and Thomas
Martin, the young toughs who engaged with
Barney Smith in a shooting scrap at Seventh
and Minnesota streets early yesterday morn
ing, were arraigned before the police magis
trate yesterday morning, Sergt. Zirkelbach,
Special Schafer and Officer Davis appearing
against them. O'Brien and Kopp were sent
out for thirty days and Martin was discharged.
A suspended sentence against kopp OF ninety
days VIII be imposed when his month is up.
Smith escaped arrest.
At meeting of the board of county COM
missioners held yesterday morning, the re-
port of the committee on roads and bridges
was read and adopted. About $4,000 Of
the road fund was apportioned to the county
roads, and some of their names changed to
correspond with the streets of which they
are an extension. For the Rice street road
between Rose township and New Canada
$4,000 was appropriated. The county com
missioners under the new law, will meet
twice a month, and on Monday instead Of
Tuesday.
st. Aloysius Young Mems Society gave a
very good dramatic entertainment at AS
sumption school hall last evening. 1.-THE
Prescribed Herr was given with Messrs. N.
Lehnertz, T. j. Schaaf, Joseph Gutmann,
Jacob Simmer, John Nuss, and Joseph
Jansen in the cast Mr. John Jansen as the
waiter in the White Duck hotel dis
tinguished himself by some very funny bust
ness, succeed lie acting the part Of born
fool to perfection. The other parts were all
we'll sustained. A large audience witnessed
/ the entertainment which was decided sue
cess, and netted nice little sum Tor the
school fund.