St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-03
GLORULES.

Scarlet fever was reported yesterday at 367
Colborne street.
Twelve births, ten deaths and three mar
riages were buletined at the health office
yesterday.
At the rattle at F. L. Osburg's last night the
music box was won by William hoempel the
lucky number being 40.
Chief Black. of the fire department, was
the recipient New Years day of an elegant
diamond ring from the members OF his
force.
Peter Andrews q colored porter in the sa.
loon at 1876 East Third street, was arrested
last night for the larceny OF a jug OF brandy
from his employer.
hearing of property owners interested IN
the paving of Bates and Hoffman avenues
was had before the board of public works
yesterday afternoon.
The ladies of the Central ". G. T: Z. Will
meet this afternoon at 3 o clock, III tina par
lors of the Gospel Temperance union, No.
20 East Seventh street.
James Cumf', butcher. was yesterday
chars ed with selling veal from calf not two
weeks old. The charge was not sustained
and Cuniff was released.
There will be meeting of the st. Paul Bar
association this evening at $3.50, in the main
court roo IL. to take action relative to the
death and funeral of James B. Beals
Real estate agents and dealers of the city
Son, chamber Of commerce building, at Q.
IN. today. 10 discuss the ACCESSIBILITY of Civ
Ing the market boom.
The sale of seats for the engagement of
Joseph Murphy. the celebrated Irish come
dian. will begin at the Grand opera house
Tomorrow Kerry Cow" "Shaun Rhue,
and 1.-The Donagh'i will be given during the
week.
Thomas McEntry. alias Patrick Conner,
alias ''Speckled Paddy the notorious crook
and safe blower arres ed by Officer Goyen
on East Seventh street Tuesday morning,
was, Yesterday sentenced to the Workhouse
for thirty days.
Prison Inspectors A. X. Doe, f. Dunn. and
J. F. Norrish, with Secretary Hart. of the
state charities and correctional board. yester-
day held ii meeting at the capitol 20 consider
their report on the metn0d 10 De adopted iOf
employing conyicts.
The directors CT the Commercial National
bank met Yesterday afternoon and elected
the following officers for the ensuing year:
President. Albert Scheffer; vice president,
E. A. Hendrckson. cashier, Hermann Scnet-
fer; assistant cashier. o. T. Roberts.
City Treasurer Refs yesterday paid $4,000
to the men employed in cleaning the streets
for the last half of December. During the
corresponding period last winter the streets
were flied with snow and ice and over
$4,000 were expended for the same work.
At the annual meeting of the Fifth Ward
Building association the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent j. Armbuster; wee president William
Mahle; treasurer, Herman Scheffer; attorney,
William S. Moore; secretary, j. Quincy
Haas.
Superintendent Kiehle, of the state public
instruction department, is arranging for a
series of institutes to be held in the spring.
This series will be held south of the Hastings
d Dakota line, and the series to be given in
the fall will take in the school districts north
of thatro
The directors of the Gold King Mining and
Milling Company met yesterday afternoon
for the election of officers for the ensuing
year. There being an insuffieiency of capital
represented to constitute quorum, it was
decided to allow the old officers to hold over
until such time as the president shall issue
a call for an election.
George Grant was fined $50 yesterday for
an assault with a dangerous weapon upon
Peter Killan. foreman of Aliens livery barn
at Fifth and Cedar streets. Grant was for
merly employed at the barn, and Was dis
charged by Killan. AS the result of a quarrel
Tuesday night Grant knocked kilian sense
less with piece of gas pipe.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
William Brennan and Anna DeyiHc. Adam
Dixon Warner and Evalyn NJ. Carroll, R. A.
Ragney and Mary Shetland John FaGgen and
Anna Christera Erickson, Milo Hanks and
Sarah Nes, II. C. Hanson and Andrina Svea
sand Jonn Butler and Isabella Nj. Arnold,
Marvid e. Hall and Rose Burns and David
Pickard and Margaret Minga.