St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-02
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on the Stb Page
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

chamber.
The public library will not be open Monday
as was expected, and will remain closed I'M
Ill further notice.
City Physician AnckeI has removed his Of
flee to the corner of Fourth ana Wabasha
over MussetterS drug store.
The steamer st. Paul. OF the new packet
companys line. departed at $50 yesterday
for ST. Louis and way points.
Yesterday bank clearances were SAG, 9l4;
for the week they are S3,516.5S3; Tor the
corresponding week of last year, S., SOo.5S2.
The board of county commissioners met
Yesterday afternoon and discussed the I'M
provement of certain roads near McCarron's
lake.
Scarlet fever is reported at corner Virginia
and Van Buren, streets, ONEIDA and jefferson
streets, 4S6 James street, and 546 Ashland
avenue.
A burning fue in w B. Johnsom's resi-:
dence, at 5s2 Ashland avenue, called out the
fire department at 7:1o last night No dam
age.
The newly elected officers of the West
Seventh Street District union are: John Ellis
president, P. Ii. Thornton secretary, and
Henry Lauer treasurer.
The Unitarian Conference of Minnesota
will meet Sunday and Monday, June and
10 at the First Unitarian church. Minneapo-
lis. and III ST. Paul Monday evening.
During May twenty four patients were adj
mtted to st Luke's hospital. OF this mum
her ten were Americans. nine Germans. one
Norwegian, two Scotchmen and TWO Irish
men.
The directors of the humane society have
elected c. II. Fauntleroy as attorney for the
remainder of the year. Judge Walter T. Burr
having resigned as such, on his appointment
to the bench of the municipal court.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
F. II. Whitcomb. NJ D.. and Mrs. Georgia
Minneek John Narratil and Annie Bulena,
Thomas P. Sheehan and Mary Shannahan,
Olans Hahkness and Mathea Dahl.
Fred Griffith, who rooms at the eorner, of
Seventh and Wabasha, streets, had Vallse
stolen. containing three pairs of trousers:
shirts hat, etc, yesterday. He informed
the police, who are looking for the thief.
State Auditor Braden will sell the reform
school land Thursday Friday and Saturday
of this week. Autographed copies OF the
pats can be secured az his office. with the
appraised value of the lots offered for sale.
Secretary MattSon yesterday recorded the
articles of the Lyman Land and Loan COM
pany, of Minneapolis. with capital OF
100000, and incorporates: G. n. lyman
{. E. Lyman and q. y. Lyman, Jr., of Mime
apolis.
Adj Gen. Mullen yesterday issued COM
missions to Capt. W. L. Comstock, Company
i, Second regiment; Second Lieut.. Muiford
J.. Merrill. Company ID. First regiment. The
resignation of Lieut. Winkelman, Company
A, Second regiment has been accepted
A report is going around that sometime
last October man named White, when con-
fined in the workhonse, tired 10 esca pc oy
running away A French guard shot him.
causing small flesh wound, which was
dressed by Dr.. Simon, and the man is now at
liberty.
a Central Park association has been
formed at Willmar, kandiyohi county and
articles of incorporation were fled Yesterday
with the secretary OF state. Officers: j. Will
liams president; f. II. Void, secretary: II.
j. Dale, A. Crosby. Aug. Johnson, B. VIII
Gams, trustees.
Jal,,, 7
terday from his trip north. and denies the
rumor that he had, retired from the race for
reappointment as state statistclan. He Will
accept the appointment if Gov. Merriam ten
derS it, if not, he will complacently turn his
hand to other work.
Next Thursday evening novel drill will
take place at the armory, when Comp anies
c, D and E, NJ. n. G.. will report for street
riot drill. 1t is desired that there be six com
mands so as to go through the evolutions
successfully, to this end 1t is necessary that
the men turn out in force.
H. L. Williams, DR.. Ancker and other st.
Paul citizens are in a state of sad suspense,
having relatives at Johnstown, Pa. They do
not know whether their friends are among
the living or the dead. Mr.. Williams left last
night for the scene of the disaster to investi-
gate and render any help needed.
A man giving the name of Swan Anderson
is locked up at the central pelice station on
charge of larceny. He was arrested on Sew
enth street by Detectives Kenaley and DAILY
having in his possession a quantity OF ladies'
wearing apparel, the possession of which he
could not satisfactorily explain.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians. which
became incorporated last week, has engaged
the Old municipal court room in the market
building as home. and will have it nicely
fixed up. The order is social society, com
posed OF Irish Catholics and is becoming
very strong, over 500 members now being on
its books.
The Minneapolis Loan and Trust company
has amended its articles of incorporation.
and its first board of directors now are: j.
j. Hill, of ST. Paul; 7. Lowry, II. f. Brown,
A. F. Kelly, r. B. Langdon, D. Bassett, Isaac
AtWater. A. II. Linton c. G. Goodrich, P. 5.
Winston, C. L. Pillsbury, r. G. Harrison, S.
Hill. c. Lindley. w. II. Dunwoody. OF Min
neapolis.
Public Examiner Kenyon yesterday certl-
fed the formation of state bank at Granite
Falls. The capital is $4,000. and the in
corporators include j. A. Willard, of Manka-
other incorporates are largely residents of
Granite Falls. Business operations will COM
mence June II.
After three years of diligent effort, Build
ing Inspector johnson has succeeded in
getting fire escapes on great many public
buildings. About thirty blocks are now pro-
yided with this modern appliance. and the
inspector hopes that before the present year
is ended, he will have escapes on 100 of st.
Paul's high brick buildings.
Friday, June 81 is announced as the date
for the Sunday school children's jubilee at
Red Rock camp meeting. A choir of 500
direction of Prof. M. l.. McPhail, of Chicago.
Addresses are announced, by prominent
minister's and the proceedings will close
with rousing revival service.
Senator C. B. Buchanan has returned from
his farm at Sank Center Speaking OF the
lumber industry i'll that vicinity, he said that
unless rain came pretty soon there wouldn't
be logs enough to keep the Minneapolis mills
running. Those cut last winter are lying
round in creeks and gullies, waiting for
water enough to float them to the river
bagnio near the corner of Seventh and
Neill streets was raided by police officers
about 10 O'Clock last night and Emily Wall,
Nellie Fitzgerald William Reilly and Pater
Flint. found in the place, were arrested.
Dora Chapman, Lottie La Fare and Peter
Peterson were arrested shortly afterwards by
Officer McGuiggan in a baWdy house near
Seventh and Olive streets.
Rev. Wallace Nutting breaches his naug-
ural sermon at Park Congregational church
to-day. DR.. Nutting arrived from Connecti-
cut Yesterday. and entered at once upon his
new duties: During the week a reception
other Congregational churches will omit their
services in order to attend the union service
at Plymouth church at p. m.
The county taxes are being paid in very
promptly, understanding statements to the
contrary. Up to and including the 3Oth of
to last night over 81, 100000. In May, 1888,
there was paid $4s6,7o9; This speaks for
liquidation of the tax debt than the county
treasurer. Taxes become delinquent the first
Monday in January, when per cent penalty
will be added. The property will be sold on
the 1st of May, 1890.
The municipal court report for the month
of May shows that GA male and 70 female
prisoners were tried there in the course of
the month of May; among them were IA
charged with drunkenness and III with dis
orderly conduct: 113 Migrants were either
ordered out of town or selit to the workhoise;