St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-17
HOT AND SPARKLING.

One marriage. one death and sixteen births
were reported yesterday.
4 81 all blaze at 642 Park avenue, yester-
day evening, caused $40 damage
Dania Grove No. ), of the Druids. viii
give a ball at Turner hall tomorrow night.
Scarlet fever is reported TO the health office
from 62l Jackson, 267 Williams 257 Carroll
ana Go Magnolia.
There will be a special meeting of the
Homeopathic Hopital Aid societya al the Ryan
hotel at > 0 clock this afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Emmanuel
Baptist church will give an oyster supper
from q 10 9 o'clock tomorrow night
An inquest viii be held at p. m today by
Coroner Quinn on the remains OF John
Lukenheimer who was killed by Manitoba
train on Tuesday evening.
Lieut.. Walsh, IN charge of the st. Paul sig
nal bureau, will ask the chief signal Omcer
at Washington for more reports from the
Southwest, as the present service Is lncom-
pleie.
officer Murphy. of the Rondo street detail
who was suspended for neglect OF duty sew
sral days ago, had a hearing before the
MAYOR Yesterday. 1t was clearly shown that
the officer did not report for duty on account
Of illness. He was relnstated.
Lawyer Thomas Ryan. VINO has been alb
sent from his business for the past two years
on account of illness, is again at his Office in
the Grand block Mr. Ryan's many friends
viii be pleased to learn that he has recovered
Butficien tiy To resume his practice.
Hamline hall was well filed last evening
with the friends of Rev. DR.. William Mehin-
ley, pastor Of the Hamline VI. +. church. and
Mrs. Mckinley. The occasion aaS u recep-
ton rendered by the members Of The church
upon DR.. Mckinleys return TO labor another
year in that suburban town.
The fist annual harvest festival of the
DAYTON avenue Presbyterian church viii be
lila
programme has heen arranged by Charles
DeLacy, and viii be rendered by choir of
forty voices. Rev. NJ. d. Edwards viii
preach al appropriate sermon.
The following gentlemen were last evening
elected directors of the Peoples building So
ciety: John G. DonneAy, j. j. Lawrence,
Hermann Schefer, II. Habighorst, Thomas
BerIisfOrd, Christ AlbrechL II. +. HuleSiek,
John ID. o Buen. X h beckford, James
Henealy, II. G. Eischbelu. Anton Jurka, &. j.
Thomson, Joe Rogers, F. Miller.
The usual service of the Salvation Army
this evening, at the old Methodist church,
corner Of Ninth and jackson, vii be of an
interesting character. IL Will Eartake OF
united WOrRmen'S meeting. and members of
the,-army will speak of the spiritual needs
and condition Of the trades they are affiliated
with.
Frank Fl. Garland and Miss Fannie G.
Williams were married at st. Johns Eplsco-
pal church yesterday afternoon. The bridee
Is the daughter Of General Agent Williams
Of the Illinois Central railroad. The happy
couple left fer a short trip South ana East,
and will be at home al o. Dayton avenue
after Nov. /.
A roof-worker, named John Waltin, en-
ployed by the Lansing Building company,
who was at work on The new residence OF j.
J. Hill yesterday morning, fell TO the ground
and was badly injured about the head. He
was al once taken TO the city hospital, where
1t was found that he had sustained cOncuS-
sion of the brain. from the effects of which
he may die. Wailin resides on Deyton's
Bluff and is q single man.