St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-09

Office yesterday at 3l3 East Tenth street.
ACT Marshall avenue and 342 Webster sire ct
There are sixty life, endowment and casu.
atty assoc iatiOns operating in Minnesota but
fifteen of these societies are creations of the
state.
The Central Woman's Christian Temper.
ance union will meet this afternoon at
o'clock at the rooms of the Gospel Temper
ance union, 10 East Seventh street.
public entertainment and installation or
officers of the Catholic order of Foresters
takes place at Creun school hall tonight al
8 O'Clock. No charge will be made for adj
mission.
The state reform school property sixty
acres), IL covered over with glass roof and
boarded up OH the sides with favorable pub
lie opinion, would make u very acceptable
city engineers office.
masked ball is being gotten up by the
Norwegian population of Bradley street, TO
be given in Wifde's hall during the present
month. The affair is under the auspices OF
the Midnight Hour Club"
G. A. Hawks, of the Seven Corners bank,
wishes it stated that the loss on his brick
kiln at River Falls was only $500, instead
OF Isl 500, as stated in Yesterdays GLOBE.an
no one was hurt enough to prevent him from
working.
The county commissioners have assigned
the overseeing of work on the roads i'll New
Canada, White Bear and McLain to Commits
sioners Wright, Layelle ana Liedman, and in
Mound View and ROSetown to Bohland,
Mitch and Boyd.
eral years experience IN the engineering de-
partment has, been appointed by City En-
gineer Rundlett to the position recently va,
Gated by the resignation of Assistant City
Engineer Starkey.
The ..lost boy picked up by policeman
and taken to the RondO1 street station, Tues
day night, proved yesterday morning to be
little girl The child was returned to heI
parents, who had searched all night for the
little wanderer.
The choir Of the First Swedish M. e.
church gives sacred concert tonight at the
streets, assisted by Mrs. D. A. Curriss, Miss
FANNIE Cakes, Miss Alpha Forsberg. Messrs.
d. F. Colville, c. E. Soaring and j. 4. Thorn
quist.
State Auditor Braden yesterday. received
the April statements of expenses Of state in
situations. ST. Peters insane asylum ex.
pended SO. 40; Rochester asylum, $13. 666
Reform school, 81, O76. These amounts in
clude board of patients and salaries OF EN-.
plOyes.
With the reorganization Of the Third regi
ment consequent upon its admission to the
national guards, the number of companies
will be reduced from ten to eight. This II
necessitated by the limited appropriation
made for the regiment.
An entertainment is in preparation by the
young women OI Tic dospel 1omp0AonSe
union, to be presented at the rooms OF the
organization ALTO East Seventh street at
date to be announced shortly. An excellent
musical programme is being arranged.
Complaints are constantly being made Of
the condition of the sidewalks on the Rob
ert street bridge. Mrs. Bertha Roy, OF Leecn
street, dropped pocket book on the bridge
yesterday, which fell through one of the
gaping cracks between the planks and was
frrevocably lost.
gang of thieves, composed Of small boys
ranging in age from ten to sixteen, lnfests
streets. between Tenth and Pearl: Residents
complain that everything movable left Ill the
yards of their residences over night is conts
Gated by these hoodlums.
The sheriff took possession. yesterday. Of
the saloon located at 3l9 Wabasha street
and owned by J. G. Wagner & Son: The
place was closed on an attachment issued
upon q chattel mortgage, and the property
seized includes the furnishings in the several
stories or the building.
couple of belligerent youths named Walt
Berry and Jim Carnes got into a. fracas on
Olive street last night, and waged furious
warfare for several minutes The combat
ants were separated after Carnes had re
duced the physiognomy Of his antagonist tie
plastic condition.
A meeting of citizens not less than thirty
two and not more than fifty years OF age
who lived in Minnesota prior to its adm1s
sion as state, is called for o'clock to-mor
row evening in the old court house. The
call is signed by Edward Dahl, G. W.. Ander
son, M R. Murnane, Charles Friend Jr
Charles Spiel. John Lunkenheimer ano
others.
At tbs meeting of the board of water com
missioners Tuesday afternoon, Secretary
Caulfeld was instructed to notify the mayor
of the expiration Of Commissioner Indexes
term. Mayor Smith was seen yesterday
afternoon and stated that Mr.. Lindeke' s term
did not expire until the 23d inst, and tha
| he would in all probability be reappointed.
An unusually interesting entertainment
will begin this evening at the Grace M. T.
I church on Burr street. Prof. W. Fl. Meeke
of Rockford, ILL.,, who is undoubtedly one Of
the, best elocutionists in the West, will give
/ humorous and dramatic readings, character
| Sketches a lecture on woman rights IN COS
tune. etc. He will be assisted by Prof. F. w
Spencer, Of st. Clound, who has no superior
in the Northwest as guitar and violin solo
ist.
There will be no changes in the fire de
| partment of the Midway district before thu
meeting of the! commissioners On Monday
next. Chief jackson stated yesterday tina
Capt. Joseph Lovegood, of. No.7 truck com
pany, at Hamline, was in charge as acting
| third assistant chief, vice Capt. Kellogg, WHIT
| is under suspension, and that no furthe
| changes will be made before the meeting O.
| the commissioners.