St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
SAINT PAUL.
SAYINGS AND -DOINGs.

The public library Will open at cioeh
tomorrow morning:
Semi-annual water bills for low service
were presented yesterday.
Five births and two deaths were recorded
nj the health Office yesterday.
An adjourned meeting of the board OF edu
cation will be held next Tuesday evening.
At next Tuesdays meeting OF the Eiks
arrangements VIII De maue lor AeSui''
monthly socals.
Three of the fire department horses were
sold Yesterday for S2S2.5o, having become
incapacitated from service
Supt. Kichle will proceed to Madison, OAK
Wednesday, and deliver an ADDRESS oeiofe
the students of the normal school
II. NJ. Burrows. formerly OF the GLOBE; mas
received an appointment as postal clerk on
the Omaha, under the civil service rules.
Boiler INSPECTOR Clarke has issued thirty
licenses during the past week. All apph-
cants are subjected 10 rigorous eNanlliia-
ton. ~
Bank clearances Yesterday were 81 Ss2e,
S5S.lo: for the week, S10l5, ,031 81; Tor
tbe corresponding week last year, 81, u.s.
5l5. -.
The county commissioners will meet al
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning, ana the Jolht
count house commission n 5 oclock III tue
afternoon.
Coroner Quinn has moved his office into
the second story of the building at seventh
ana Sihlev streets. over Hippler Golfers
drug store. ooo
Scarlet fever was reported yesterday at 800
South Robert street, 120 Colorado street ana
5l5 Islehart street, and diphtheria al 9oo
Front street.
Invitations have been issued for the recep-
tiOn to be rendered to the officers Of the tlrSt
reriment py Prof. Wills band next Tuesday
evening at Armory hall.
HaenSsler 4 Heine made a voluntary as
signment for the benefit of their creditors TO
George II. Hammer yesterday morning pur I
Col. Bobleter returned Yesterday from New
Him. and reports that Company A, OF lne
Second regiment. has been relSSpectea py
INSPECTOR General SehOffel with satisfactory
results.
Children's dav will be observed at the First
N + church in the morning. the Sabbath
school exercises occupying the entire time;
In the evening Prof Drew, OF Haml1ne, Will
preach.
QMartin Chrstianson, the young married man
arrested severa! days ago on charge or pas
tardv preferred by Agnes Johnson, SWede
servant Girl, has been released by the mu-
ncipal court.
Ole Muson. Young man who accidentally
shot himself through the foot while hunting
at Snail lake, was brought into the city yes
terday and attended by DR.. Gillette. Ihe
foot, il is believed, can be saved.
The adjourned meeting of British-Ameri-
cans will be held tomorrow evening at the
Victoria club house, 1873 East Ninth street,
when final arrangements will be made to-
wards the formation Of a social CLUB.
The mortgage of the North Como Lana
company to the Northwestern Guarantee
Loan company for S144, 900 was filed with
the register of deeds yesterday: 1t covers
property in section IA, north OF Lake como.
A special meeting of the typographical
union will be held at 3 clock this afternoon
in the hall at Seventh and Minnesota streels,
TO take action towards securing the meeting
of the international union in st. Paul next
year.
State Treasurer Bobleter yesterday reported
that the first June settlement had been re-
ce1ved from F. Burgh. treasurer OF Brown
county For ten years Nicollet county has
distinguished Itself in first making this SET
tlement, there being quite rivalry among
the county treasurers in this payment.
The Minnesota State Sunday School CON
ventiop will open Tuesday at the Central NJ
E. church. and continue over Thursday.
Rev. W. W. Dawley. president of st. Paul al
lance; j. L. Noyes. president of the State
Sunday School association; Rev. n. Mckay,
d. D.. of Minneapolis. will participate in the
proceedings.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Frank Pfeger and Joseffa Schanbsleger,
Charles Kruger and Lizzie Haeman. Joseph
Albert and Christian Blazer, E. A. Douglass
and Emma C. Mccormick, John o. olson ana
Emily ROSenqulSt, John A. Garuller anu
Louise S. Griswold, and John Lannlers ana
Florence Lueck-
All members of the First Troop of Cavalry
are hereby ordered to report at the Armory
this afternoon at 1880. All members who
fail to report will be fined the amount OF S7.
BY order j. B. Hawley, major commanding
First Battalion. A. Ostrom, captain, COM
mander troop.
4 man named Patsy Guard1e, an emplOye
of the South st. Paul Stock Yards company,
was badly scalded Yesterday afternoon by
explosion of boiler at the stock yards an
mex. The injured man was attended by Or.
Bole, of West ST. Paul, who pronounced the
injuries painful. but not dangerous. Guar.
die was removed to the hotel near by, where
he Is being cared for.
Gen. Nelson Monroe, of John A. Andrew
post. Boston, spoke at Garfield post hall last
night in the interest of the So service pen
sion. Next Saturday evening he will address
Acker post, and Ord post on the following
Monday. Gen. Monroe would be pleased to
to see any comrades who wish to consult
him at Room H. Clarendon hotel.
Charles Kruger, a butcher working at 452
East Seventh street, was arrested yesterday
afternoon by deputy sheriff On warrant
sworn out by Mary Heinmann, charging him
with bastardy. On the advice of County At
torney Egan, the plaintiff and defendant
were united in marriage, after which they
marched out of the hall in the best of spirits.