St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-20
THEREPoRTORIAI ROUNDUP

Bank elearances yesterday were S617, sos.
Coroner Quinn is out of the city on hunt
ing expedition.
Military Storekeeper Chapel left yesterday
Tor six weeks vacation in Connecticut.
Hon. II. Burkhart of Reeds Landing, Wa
basha county, was at the capitol yesterday.
six births four deaths and three marriages
were bulletined at the health Office yesterday.
DR.. G. L. Quincy, deputy coroner, is con-
fined at his residence with severe attack of
malaria.
Rev. James Dobbin, rector, Shattuck
school, FaTibault, Mimi. is the guest of
William NJ. Bushnell, whose son Robert is
attending that school
The board Of public works decided yester-
day TO return favorable report to the coun-
ell in the matter of grading Payne avenue
between York and Cook streets.
The damage case of John Graham against
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids d Northern
railroad was continued the day yesterday in
The United States circuit court.
Albert johnson. an employe at the Clifton
hotel was badly injured yesterday morning
by falling two stories in the inner court,
striking on his side. He was cleaning win
dows from the outside. His injuries are not
considered of dangerous nature.
David Papineau, Henry Weber and J..
Heetsch, three tough youths who have gwen
the police no end of trouble, were arrested
by Detective Koran yesterday afternoon for
attempting 10 work safe in H. r. Sheere's
commission store. at sos Robert street.
Nels Nelson, young SYede, while work
ing on a pile driver on the levee, near Eagle
street, was knocked to the ground and badly
hurt. He fell distance of thirty feet sus-
tanning a fracture of his right leg and in
ternal injuries. He was removed in a patrol
wagon to his home in SWede hollow.
Henry THEIRS of So Van Buren, street. was
arrested by Deputy Marshal Bracket yester
day. for violating the internal revenue laws
by selling liquor without paying the govern
lnent tax. He was arraigned before United
states Commissioner Spencer, and had his
case continued until next Monday. Thiers
has been doing beer botIhng business.
Judge Vanderburgh yesterday issued writ
Of certiorari, returnable at the opening of
the october term. in the case of the State ex
rel the Manitoba Railway Company VS.. the
District Court of Hennepin county. ordering
that court TO present a statement OF the as
SeSSment ana taxation OF the Manitoba road
in Hennepin county.
At Harris theater next week will be pro-
duced for the first time in this city Charles
p. Browns Western romance, entitled Dot -
The piece was PLAYED last season in nearly
ali of the larger cities of this country and
the Canadas, meeting with unqualified sue
cess everywhere. The company is said to be
excellent and is playing to large audiences
this week in Minneapolis
The ladies of Goodrich avenue church will
have a grand missionary rally to-day, from
$3.50 to 4:30p. IN. Mrs. G. o. Van Cleare, of
MlnneapOlS, PRESIDENT Oh the w oAAan :
Foreign Missionary Society OF the Presby-
terians' Synod of Minnesota viii speak: and
Will be followed al 4 80 by Mrs. Jennie Pom
eroy, of Minneapolis, president or the
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
Synod Of Minnesota. Lunch will be served
in the church parlors. At 80 p. m. meet
ing to which men as well as women are in
vited. Mesdames Van CleaYe and Pomeroy
will make addresses.
E. H. Milha1n has Just returned from
Washington, d. C., where he has been per
fecting arrangements for the entertainment
Of Damascus commandery No. on their
pilgrimage in October. The commandery
will leave ST. Paul on Saturday afternoon,
Oct 5, and all sir knights who are intending
10 go with the commandery. viii meet to
select quarters at the asylum OF the COM
mandery on Saturday of this week at 7:3J
D. m. Prospects are that this will be the
greatest pilgrimage this commandery has
ever made. A special train has been pro-
vlded for the trip. and there is great enthu-
siasm amongst the members OF the COM
mandery in reference to the matter. Persons
who have not already signified their inten'
tion Of going will do well 10 arrange at once