St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-24
SAINT PAUL.
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SAYINGS AND DoINGs.

Bank clearances yesterday were SoSl,Soo.
G. i McManncrs of Crookston was at the
state house yesterday.
CITY Treasurer Refs yesterday paid out
SSS 900 on interest coupons on city pohuS.
Five births. eight deaths and one marriage
were bullelined at the health office Yesterday.
Secretary Hart returned yesterday from the
West but subseQ uently departed tor sui
water.
License Inspector Nugcnt returned yester-
day from trip to ST. Louis on the steamer
st. Paul.
Gen. r. W. johnson, of this city. will de-
liver an address at the Decoration day eXer-
cises at Dodge Center
The water supply will be shut off from Day
toms bluff and Arlington Hills Sunday morn
ing from O'Clock TO 10.
col McClaskey of the Ryan, who was so Ill
a day or two ago that his life was dispalreu
of, was out driving yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Adolph SeiDerech and Annie Llole ana John
p. Schroerter and Lille A. Walker.
The annual meeting of members OF the olu
Settlers association will be held me Isl ptoA.
at the rooms of the state historical society,".
A fire Mt | O'Clock yeste rday afternoon de-
stroveG a barn at 420 Superior street, owned
by Michael Ryan. The loss was ABOUT Saou.
Diphtheria was reported yesterday from
2S5 West Seventh street and 10 concord
street. Scarlet fever prevails al ooS ohio
street.
The special council committee appointed
to tabl,late and pass upon the bids for the re-
moval and disposal of city garbage, Will meet
at O'clock this afternoon.
Public Examiner Kenyon has issued Ger.
tificate to the Manufacturers Bank of West
Duluth, and opera tons will commence to-
day The capital stock is $50, 900.
A pile of burning piano boxes in the rear
of Over Brothers building on Third street
called out the fire department at AZ yes1er-
day afternoon. The damage was nominal.
The rooms in the market house formerly
have been fitted up for the market master
and the council committee on public build
ings.
The mark commission will meet to-day at
its Office in the new court mousse WliSn ,,;T .ie
matter of the proposed Carpenter PARK VIII
be discussed, and big batch OF routine
business disposed of.
man named William Fisher is locked up
at the central police station under suspicion
of larceny A new set of harness, supposed
to have been stolen by him, is held aWalting
the appearance OF an owner.
An auction sale of old stoves and furnl-
trre was held in the old court house yester,
day afternoon The whole outfit was sold
out slick and clean for what ii would bring
and the amount realized was not very much
GOV. Merriam has accepted an invitation
to the commencement exercises at the Man.
kato Normal school, to be held Wednesday.
An address is then to be delivered by presl-
dent James B. Angel. LII. D., University OF
Michigan.
John Borgkeller, a saoonkeeper. who was
recently accused of running his place at the
corner Of Broadway and MISSISSIPPI streets
without a license, is said to have left the
city, leaving numerous creditors to mourn MS
departure.
Senator Kellar: 81 am just packing up q
lot of machinery for the Paris exposition
some refrigerators, plOws, tanning mills, ETC.
and expect 10 follow them myself Id rev
weeks. 1t is no use sending things until the
show is half over"
Ex-Gov. l.. F. Hubbard was in the city yes
terday He speaks very fayorablv of the crop
outlook throughout the state, especially south
and west of St. Paul. The late fros did
very Slight damage to vegetables. and Will
not injure cereals at all.
The small fire in the alley between Second
and Third streets yesterday afternoon caused
a great deal of delay to traffic on Robert and
Third streets. Nine street cars were unas lie
to cross the hose, and the streets were en-
tirely blocked for several blocks.
The executive committee of the Evangeli-
cal alliance, consisting Of business men and
pastors, had meeting yesterday afternoon
and look steps toward increasing the mem
bership of the alliance and began some plans
in regard to the better observance OF the Sab
bath.
State Auditor Braden returned yesterday
from the sale of state lands in Redwood
Murray and Marshall counties. He disposed
OF 1000 acres at the usual average price OF
SIS per acre. About 4, 600 acres were alone
sold in Redwood county, which leaves but
$3.50 acres of unsold state land in that
county. Seven years ago there were IO,ooO
acres
Gov. Merriam has pardoned Math Kerwin.
of Minneapolis, sentenced to three months
imprisonment in StearnS county iai for at
tempted assault upon q young girl. The
offense was committed two months ago.
Kerwin has wife and family i'll sick and
destitute condition. County Attorney Taylor
secured the pardon.
Attention is called to the announcement Of
the American Express com pany In this issue.
They receive and forward all classes of bust
ness by each steamer arriving or departing
from New York. They make no charge for
custom house brokerage or carriage, and have
list of over Is, 600 money order Offices Ill
America and Europe.
runaway team with a light wagon at
tached sailed down Third street yesterday
afternoon about 3 o'clock. colliding with
some half-dozen vehicles in their mad career,
and finally, having wrenched off several
wheels and narrowly escaped killing a boy,
they were brought up, all standing, outside
telephone headquarters. One of the horses
was badly cut and bled profusely. No one
was hurt.
muster out Company "a. .".of the Second
regiment of the national guards. His action
is largely guarded by state treasurer Bobleter,
who is the colonel of this regiment and is
dissatisfied with the general weakness dis
played by this company, which is located at
New Ulnl. A st. Paul company may probably
take the vacancy created i'll the regiment
Cliff Wise, chief engineer of the street rail-
way company states that the new bridge en-
Seventh street will be completed in scarcely
more than a week. The engineer Of the com
pany building it is here with force of men,
his material is all ready, and work will COM
mence to-day. Mir. Wise says that no delay
has been caused to them by the bridge COM
pary and the cars will be running by the
middle of June.
tends sending delegation of its members to
the convention of the national turnfest, to
be held at Cincinnati in June. The German
turner's Of this association are as skillful q
set OF athletes as any city can boast of, and
Milwaukee, which heretofore has carried Off
a large portion of the national prizes Will
find the st. Paul turner's worthy competitors.
A large number of prizes viii be awarded at
the fest, and no one acquainted with the
material in the home association entertains
any doubt but that it will prove as successful
as in former competitions.
Hon. G. lie Visconte, of Hastings, was at
the state house yesterday. He has returned
from the annual meeting of the Jersey Cattle
Breeders association at New York, which he
attended as the representative Of Minnesota.
Mr.. ViSconte was specially commissioned to
call attention to the abnormaly high registry
fees of the association. which were $50 for
COWS and 500 for bulls. This practically
prohibited the Jersey stockkeepers of Mime
sofa from registering their cattle. Mr.. Vis-
conte condemned the eXtortionate fees, and,
by reiterated vigorous denunciation, secured
the reduction of the fee to S25 for cows and
bulls.
PERSONALS.