St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-13
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on the Sth Page.
SAYINGS AND DoINGs.

day TO oscar carlson ana Annie Ieler-
son.
Reports were received at the health
office yesterday of diphtheria at $50
Cook street, and scarlet fever at GAG st.
Peter street and los State street.
Willis orchestra, not Seibert's organi-
cation, as stated in the GLOBE report of
The legislative banquet, furnished the
musical accessories on that enjoyable
occasion.
Officer Ross tempered the wild and
diSorderly conduct of c. A. Tippet, who
was found proving around too drunk
to maintain dignifed or fairly respect
able gravity.
The property of the Germania Turn
yerein at Sherman and Exchange
streets, formerly occupied 10y the old
Athen8um, is advertised for sale. 1t
Is valued at about $4,000.
John Hanson. of 592 Wells street, the
man struck by a Northern Pacific train
at the Lafayette avenue crossing We'd
neSday night, died at st. Joseph's hos
pital early yesterday morning.
John Burns and Steve sDevereauX,
two boys, arrested by Officer Hannah for
stealing fruit from a fruitefer'S stand
on Wabasha street, will have a hearing
before Judge Cory this morning.
The notice published few days ago
of the approaching marriage of Deputy
Sheriff MoritZ Brown was a mistake,
The Brown referred to was other than
the deputy sheriff, who has 10 intention
of marrying.
Chris Rodenkirchen, very popular
cornetiSt whose playing of The Shop
herds Morning Song" is treat worth
going far to hear, will appear at the
opening concert of the Peoples church
next Monday evening.
William Sullivan and c. G. st. Clair,
the former laborer and the latter a
clerk in wholesale house, wereyanked
by Officer Haney for raising a disturb
bance Oh the streets. This whole squad
will answer roll call in the municipal
court this morning.
The names of but six culprits APP
peared upon the central police station
record yesterday. O. Lindholm was ar
rested by Officer Lawton for being
trunk and disorderly. He Is laborer,
and was heeled when arrested to the eX
tent of 5000 and silver watch.
Gen. II. w. johnson, Rev. A. II.
Heath, ID. D., Rev. r. f. Maclaren, Rev.
w. Il. KirkWood, d. D., and others will
address gospel temperance mass
meeting in Newmarket theater to-mor-
row at 3 p. m. Ministers and singers
are invited TO take seats upon the plat
form.
Gates a. johnson Jr. declares that he
has not accepted the position of chief
clerk of the building inspectors depart
ment. aSTeported yesterday, but that he
Is only filling the position temporarily
until successor to the late Van II.
Humphrey is appointed. The position
was rendered him, but he considers the
work too combining.
A civil service examination will be
held at am. to-day i'll the Curtis
Business college of applicants for de-
partmental positions at Washington,
ID. c., and the Tenth division of the
railway mail service. The examiners
are f, b. Niyer, of Washington, D. c.,
md MesSrs. Hardacre, O'Brien and Mo-
roney, OF the poStotfice.
A gang of boys ranging from thirteen
to seventeen years old, have been for
some months carrying on predatory
warfare against the residents of Pearl
street and vicinity. This week four
dresses, one of which contained purse
and several dollars in money, were
stolen from a line in the rear OF pit
Pearl street, the total value of the
property being estimated at $50.
The cOlorcd man who acts as door
keeper at Gov. Merriam's residence, has
peculiar antipathy TO reporters. The
first question he puts to a stranger in
answering a summons is: "YO cher
been heah befoh?" and being answered
in the negative, deliberately shuts the
door i'll the visitors face while investi-
eating his eligibility for admission.
The following deaths were recorded
at the health office yesterday: Adam
WeiSsel, elghty-seven years. marasmuS,
46t Rondo street; Emma Iberg, seven
years. diphtheria. no York street; Mary
PatraSSky, tWenty-four years, pucrperal
insanity. city hospital; John Hanson,
thlrty-four years, railroad accident, st.
Joseph's hospital: Emil Pottgieser, two
years, Group, 537 Park avenue.
The Lake Superior Terminal Railway
company, of Duluth, fled articles of in
corporation yesterday. The road will
be short line along the shores of Lake
Superior and st. Louis bay in
st. Louis county. The capital stock is
Sl,000,U00. and the incorporators are
Joseph Uellward, james b. Geggie.
James I. Hale, Thomas Z. Davis and
John p. Morrow, all of Duluth.
A bejeweled and satin clad cyprian,
has paid several visits TO this city from
Saltwater recently and she evinces a
sympathetic interest in young girls who
are seeking work and is always in
search Of mice honest girl she can
trust" to 80 10 Saltwater and work for
her. The woman was in the city again
Yesterday plvlng her vocation of pro-
cureSS with the usual VigOr. The nOlice
have been notified and will arrest her
on sight.
A stormy scene took place last even
Ing i'll a Cedar street mansion occupied
by several families of color. As the
grand finale of stormy colloquy which
ragged for some fifteen minutes inside
the house. the portals were suddenly
flung wide open and q Small-siZed
Ethiopian shot in the street with Il force
accelerated by the pedal ornament of
an equally dark-hued damSel, who set
up cry OF murder and police that
alarmed the entire neighborhood.
Last evening, at 6 o'clock, Prof. VIII
marched his band to the arnory. and
paraded it before Col. Bend and other
officers of the First regiment assigned
TO inspect it and pass upon recon-
mendatiOn to receive the band into the
regiment as 4 regimental BODY. Sey-
eral military selections and marches
were rendered, and the officers retired
TO report to headquarters. In all prob
ability the band will be the First regi-
ment band, to succeed the old band,
now thing of the past
Citizens of West Seventh street were
accorded hearing before the board of
public works yesterday. relative to pay
Ing that thoroughfare with cedar blocks
over the concrete foundation already
laid. The communication from the
Twin City Improvement company. pro-
testing against such pavement as
an infringement on the Kerr patent.
was considered. The claim apparently