St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-02
THE News IN BRIEF.


Bank clearanees yesterday were S919. 329
Forty-six births and three marriages were
recorded at the health Off ce yesterday.
A regular meeting of The board of educa-
ton will be held on Monday at 2 80 p m.
pleasant little social was given last even
ing at Garfield Post hall by the ladies Of the
post.
Kate CastIeton, the clever soubrette. will
give matinee at the Newmarket at the usual
hour to-day.
Rev. n. Grafton, D. D.. of London. Eng
land. will preach at the First Baptist church
on SUNDAY morning.
Mr. and Mrs H. d. Lang gave a very pleag-
ant dancing party last evening at their resi-
denee on Selby avenue.
business meeting Of the Dacotah club
was held last evening at the residence Of
Mrs. Frank Keogh. on East Ninth street
The state railroad commissioners yesterday
issued a new map of Minnesota giving the
location of all railroads running through the
state.
Teachers of Dakota county meet this aft
ernoOn at the Humboldt school. on the West
side, for the discussion Of topics relating to
school work.
Rev. T. j. Coultos, the new incumbent of
the pulpit of the First N. E. church. was ten
dered a reception by the congregation last
evening at the church parlors.
The ALLEGRO club held a meeting last even
ing and effected organization. Three full
dress balls viii be given under the auspices
of the club during the winter.
Mrs. Helen L. Bullock. Of Elmira, N. z,
will speak Sunday, Nov. 8 at Woodland
Park Baptist church, at p m. under the
auspices Of the ". c. T. .. Subject, "Our
Dangerous Inheritance"
Patrick Lynch ST., an old resident Of st.
Panl. died early yesterday morning at his
home, $40 Louis street, in the sixty-seventh
year Of his age The funeral will take place
tomorrow from st. Josephs church.
Capt Reed, of Glencoe, was at the capitol
yesterday. He is making q strong fight for
the position OF assistant sergeant-at-arms IN
the national assembly and says he will be
supported almost by the entire Northwest
The school teachers will be paid their Oc-
tober salaries, amounting to $50 600, at the
high school assembly hail at 10 O'Clock this
morning. The sum Of SIS, 600 will also be
distributed among the street force this after
noon.
The report of the clerk Of police for the
month of october shows total of Cog ar.
rests divided among the different stations as
follows: Central, 1872; Ducas street. lO1;
Margaret street. 81; Rondo street, So; Union
Park, IA
..Paola." which has done a splendid bus
mess at the Harris theater all week. and
which is as bright and pleasing an opera as
one would care TO see, will close its engage
ment tonight. A matinee will be given at
2:30 to-day.
the health ofice yesterday from 548 Rice
street. 901 Pine street and 927 Juno street:
diphtheria from $40 Sims street and $40
Sibley street. and membraneous Group from
652 Sims street.
Supt. McGinn, Of the local Pinkerton de-
tective agency, passed through the city yes
terday with William A. Hymes. the default
ing insurance agent, who was recently ar
rested in Kansas for an embezzlement of
81 900 at Crookston.
II the present ARRANGEMENTS are carried
out the conservation of the four Catholic
bishops will take place at the cathedral on
Nov. 30. It IS hoped that Cardinal Gibbons
will come down for The occasion. but nothing
definite can be learned on this score for
some weeks.
George W. Fertig, an aged gentlemen resid-
ing at No. i Concord street, West side, was
thrown from street car platform, near the
corner OF Third and Robert streets last night